2021年11月2日 · Key Sta­tis­tics About Juve­nile Probation How many young peo­ple are placed on juve­nile pro­ba­tion each year? In 2019, rough­ly 265, 000 youth were placed on pro­ba­tion by juve­nile courts nation­wide. Pro­ba­tion is the most com­mon dis­po­si­tion in youth justice. Why are youth placed on juve­nile probation?

2018年5月7日 · While juvenile probation practices vary widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, even officer to officer, the core element of the probation experience involves (1) a judge who imposes a list (often a long one) of rules and requirements that the young person must follow and (2) a probation officer who then keeps tabs on the youth to monitor ...

2020年8月7日 · The guidance is organized by six themes: racial and ethnic equity in juvenile probation practice; diversion from the juvenile court system for youth engaging in normal adolescent behavior; effective case management; effective responses that contribute to positive behavior change in young people; limiting unnecessary detention; and ...

Course 1: Introduction to Probation Transformation. Participants explore why juvenile probation transformation is needed, what it entails and how it can address racial inequities, support positive youth development, decrease confinement and achieve better outcomes for youth, families and communities. Course 2a: Introduction to Racial Equity

2011年5月1日 · Making the case for including fatherhood development within a probation intervention for young dads is easy because it works. It works to: Focus young dads on successful probation completion; Improve their ability to be responsible fathers and family members; and; Lighten the workload of probation officers through concentrated programming.

Probation should be only for youth who pose significant risks for serious offending, and it should promote personal growth and positive behavior change. Probation — with an emphasis on mentoring relationships — can be an effective intervention for young people who pose significant risks of reoffending. 5. Isn’t probation good for kids?

2018年12月5日 · Juvenile detention is a crucial early phase in the juvenile justice process, the point at which the courts decide whether to confine a young person pending their court hearing or while awaiting placement into a correctional or treatment facility rather than allowing the young person to remain at home or perhaps in an alternative supervision ...

2024年1月5日 · Participants in the 2022 Transforming Juvenile Probation certificate program at Georgetown copied! In June 2024 , teams from five juris­dic­tions will gath­er in Wash­ing­ton, D.C., to learn about adopt­ing a safer, youth-cen­tered approach to juve­nile pro­ba­tion as part of the Trans­form­ing Juve­nile Pro­ba­tion Cer­tifi ...

2024年8月12日 · Daniel Her­nan­dez, Orange Coun­ty, Cal­i­for­nia, Probation; Elisa Judy, River­side Coun­ty, Cal­i­for­nia, Probation; Steve Labonte, Maine Juve­nile Com­mu­ni­ty Corrections; Blake Mur­doch, Utah Juve­nile Court; Scott Sny­der, Ononda­ga Coun­ty, New York, Pro­ba­tion Department

2024年2月6日 · Indi­vid­u­al­ize probation. Pro­mote equity. Align prac­tice with research. Min­i­mize con­di­tions of probation. Min­i­mize confinement. Look to encour­age success. Be a bridge to opportunity. Be a coach, teacher, men­tor and advocate. Aim for progress, not perfection. Hold pro­ba­tion account­able for mean­ing­ful results.