The Development of Probation
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' The laws of most states are, however, limited as to the class of offenders given the benefit of probation, and their application with paid probation officers is confined to a few cities in many states.
In some states the juvenile court, and with it of course proba- tion, has been established, but adult probation is unknown or but little developed. Today there are thirteen states, and Flor da is among them, whose laws do not provide for adult probation. In the remaining thirty-five states ther...e is adult probation but in a number of these it is limited to misdemeanants and first offenders; in several it applies only to non-support and family desertion.
No survey has yet been made to show to what extent adult probation laws have been applied in the states which have such laws. A recent survey of the Children's Bureau showed that in 55 per cent of the courts in the country dealing with children, all of them authorized to appoint probation officers, no probation officers had been appointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The laws of most states are, however, limited as to the class of offenders given the benefit of probation, and their application with paid probation officers is confined to a few cities in many states.
In some states the juvenile court, and with it of course proba- tion, has been established, but adult probation is unknown or but little developed. Today there are thirteen states, and Flor da is among them, whose laws do not provide for adult probation. In the remaining thirty-five states ther...e is adult probation but in a number of these it is limited to misdemeanants and first offenders; in several it applies only to non-support and family desertion.
No survey has yet been made to show to what extent adult probation laws have been applied in the states which have such laws. A recent survey of the Children's Bureau showed that in 55 per cent of the courts in the country dealing with children, all of them authorized to appoint probation officers, no probation officers had been appointed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Lionel Chute to read onlineMoreLess
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