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probation officer |
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probation officer an officer of a court who supervises offenders placed on probation and assists and befriends them How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The money will fund the hiring of 12 deputy probation officers for the department's school and after-school programs, such as Palmdale's Technology Drive Community Day School, and will lead to increased patrols of county parks and recreation centers such as Palmdale's Domenic Massari Park. Following the trend in the country, New York City probation officers have recently been ordered to carry guns as they work. The district court held that the administrators pleaded sufficient facts to state a claim against the county probation office and probation officers through the state-created danger exception, in their [section] 1983 action under the Fourteenth Amendment, by alleging that the defendants knew that the parolee had violent propensities towards women and that he was romantically involved with a woman whom he later murdered. |
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