Probation is the most commonly imposed criminal sentence in the United States, with nearly four million adults currently under supervision. Yet the law of probation has not been the focus of sustained research or analysis. This Article examines the standard conditions of probation in the sixteen jurisdictions that use probation most expansively. A detailed analysis of these conditions is important, because the extent of the state\u27s authority to control and punish probationers depends on the substance of the conditions imposed
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
The author gives an overview of the origin of the institution of probation in the United States. Pr...
Probation is the most commonly imposed criminal sentence in the United States, with nearly four mill...
Probation is a court order through which a criminal defendant is placed under the control, supervisi...
Placing an individual on probation that was found guilty of a criminal violation has dated back as f...
In this article, Professor Diana surveys both the literature and the practice in the field of proba-...
Probation, the most modern concept in the administration of criminal justice, has been characterized...
The meaning of the word probation within the article, the work in this heading in other nations, the...
The article analyses certain practical cases and other aspects of the implementation of caution to p...
Probation represents a measure of trust as far as the convict is concerned and it is ruled by the co...
The roots of probation go back to legal practices in English Common Law. These practices were known ...
The roots of probation go back to legal practices in English Common Law. These practices were known ...
2017 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.Probation is the largest component of the United Sta...
Probation, the most modern concept in the administration of criminal justice, has been characterized...
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
The author gives an overview of the origin of the institution of probation in the United States. Pr...
Probation is the most commonly imposed criminal sentence in the United States, with nearly four mill...
Probation is a court order through which a criminal defendant is placed under the control, supervisi...
Placing an individual on probation that was found guilty of a criminal violation has dated back as f...
In this article, Professor Diana surveys both the literature and the practice in the field of proba-...
Probation, the most modern concept in the administration of criminal justice, has been characterized...
The meaning of the word probation within the article, the work in this heading in other nations, the...
The article analyses certain practical cases and other aspects of the implementation of caution to p...
Probation represents a measure of trust as far as the convict is concerned and it is ruled by the co...
The roots of probation go back to legal practices in English Common Law. These practices were known ...
The roots of probation go back to legal practices in English Common Law. These practices were known ...
2017 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.Probation is the largest component of the United Sta...
Probation, the most modern concept in the administration of criminal justice, has been characterized...
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
While America is renowned for its enormous prison industrial complex, less academic attention has be...
The author gives an overview of the origin of the institution of probation in the United States. Pr...