Probation and Parole The Pluses and Minuses
The Legal Environment
The challenges of the Job
The Job of Probation and Parole Officers
Random
100

What is probation?

Probation is to meet the needs of the offender who requires correctional supervision.

100

How many U.S. Supreme court decisions provided the legal framework for probation and parole supervision? 

Eleven

100

What two conflicting sides do officers face?

They face the conflicting sides of Probation and parole duties.

100

What do probation and parole officers do?

They help people who have broken the law follow the rules set by a judge.


100

Who won the WBC?

Venezuela  

200

How many advantages are there in the probation and parole?

7

200

Which court case ruled that probation officers can conduct searches without a warrant or probable cause? 

Griffin v. Wisconsin

200

What does high caseloads lead to?

They lead to less frequent contact between officers and clients.

200

What are some main jobs of probation and parole officers?

They meet new clients, figure out what help they need, check on them, and write reports.


200

Who is the current governor of California?  

Gavin Newsom

300

How many disadvantages are there in probation and parole?

There are 4 disadvantages of probation and parole 

300

What did the case of Pennsylvania v. Scott decline? 

To extend the exclusionary rule to apply to searches by parole officers, even where such searches yield evidence of parole violations. 

300

T or F

Does limited training and heavy workloads result in short-term and less effective supervision methods?

True

300

Why do officers look at a person’s background?

To help decide on the best punishment or help for that person.

300

How tall is Elliot?

5'10 but 6'0 on a good day

400

What was the last advantage listed in the slide?

increased opportunity for rehabilitation

400

What do Revocation hearings determine? 

Whether a parolee or probationer has violated the conditions and requirements of his or her sentence. 

400

What does wards mean?

Wards are usually people who are a minor or incapacitated adult who is placed under legal protection, care, and guardianship of the government. 

400

Do officers keep all information private?

They keep most things private but can tell the court if someone breaks the law again.


400

What is our school address?

1001 W Brighton Ave

500

What was the last disadvantage listed in the slide?

discriminatory and unequal effects

500

What is a conditional release? 

Release on an inmate back into the community.

500

Fill in the blank

Officers must _________ and may visit clients at home or work, sometimes unannounced.

Report violations

500

Who do probation and parole officers help?

They help both adults and kids stay out of trouble.



500

Who was the first person to fly a plane?

Orville Wright

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