Sentence examples for probation that are from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Barbour had to agree to a lengthy series of conditions of probation that are very similar to those that apply to convicted sex offenders.

For example, highlighting the unmet needs of youth on probation that are associated with their risk factors could provide practitioners with indicators for service provision to reduce their delinquent behavior (Abram, Teplin, McClelland, and Dulcan 2003; Lipsey and Cullen 2007; Lipsey, Wilson, and Cothern 2000; Nissen 2006; Teplin et al. 2002).

He had to register as a sex offender and spend 10 years on probation — that was routine.

Interestingly, it was not the length of of a jail sentence, or even the length of the term of probation that were found to be significant; rather, the effect was triggered by being given these sentencing options.

Although most youth offenders charged with non-violent crimes remain at home while on probation, that wasn't an option for Rebecca.

Patrick Smith from Capita says his firm is looking at the probation services that are being put out to tender.

In a report by a federal probation agent that was prepared for Judge Sifton to use in sentencing Mr. Elfgeeh, there were suggestions that some investigators were not convinced of Mr. Elfgeeh's culpability.

The Mets still have to report to their legion of self-appointed probation officers, that is to say, Mets fans, on a regular basis from now until October to prove they are not recidivists in the worrisome habit of folding.

The judge did relax reporting restrictions on naming the region, Cheshire, where Venables lived at the time he was recalled to prison in March this year, as well as the probation service that was supervising him.

But it's the effect of cuts on all other public services, including social care, probation and ambulance services, that are really of concern.

Pardoned convicts may also serve on a jury and take jobs as probation or parole officers that aren't open to them otherwise.