He also was charged with violating a provision of his probation that limited his driving to work purposes.
In one case in Hillsborough County, a man who had been accused of domestic abuse had been barred, as a provision of his probation, from going near his family.
"I have to let them know that these people will be getting out of custody" without any provision for probation, parole or protective orders, she said.
Sitting alongside them, in a regional Nom office, I would have a regional probation manager, responsible for supporting existing chief officers of probation through the provision of contracted regional services, where appropriate, such as drug treatment.
Because Ms. Dixon was sentenced under a provision of Maryland law known as probation before judgment, she will not have a criminal record after she completes probation, Mr. Colbert said.
The state does not mandate contraception, sterilization, prenatal testing, abortion, or any other form of eugenic intervention (note: there are potential exceptions in which judges or states have offered long-term contraception such as Norplant as a condition of probation related to a criminal offense or for the continued provision of welfare, see e.g., Dresser 1996).
One such initiative is the provision of mentoring/peer education services invested in by Probation Trusts and PCTs (e.g. the emergence of 'Peer Health Educators').
But we want you off of probation".
He also received a sentence of probation.
This is a sort of probation.
