Indiana Probation Officer Test | UPDATED Questions with
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Q1: Days to pass before execution
A: 100
Q2: Qualifications for PO (6)
A: 21YO, American, Bachelor's from accredited Univerisity, attend orientation within one year
of hire, take and pass test w/in 6 months of hire, good moral character
Q3: Who sets the standards and makes the test for PO's?
A: Judicial Conference of Indiana
Q4: Duties and responsibilities of adult PO's? (11)
A: 1. provide written copy of terms and condition of probation to probationers
2. Supervise and assist with fulfilling terms and conditions of probation.
3. Notify probationer of violations
4. File Revocations
5. Do PSI's
6. Keep accurate records of cases and investigations assigned by the court.
7. Collect $$ and keep accounting
8. File modifications of probation
9. Do transfers of probation
10. Assist court in making pretrial releases.
11. Any other duties.
Q5: Duties of juvenile PO's (9)
A: 1. Receive and examine complaints and allegations
2. Do PI's and investigations
3. File petitions for delinquency
4. Write pre\dispositional reports
5. Supervise juveniles placed on probation
6. Keep written recoreeds
7. Implement informal adjustments
8. Collect fees and disburse
9. any other duties
Q6: Goals of probation (2)
A: Rehabilitiation, Public Safety
Q7: Difference between probation and parole (2)
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Q1: Days to pass before execution
A: 100
Q2: Qualifications for PO (6)
A: 21YO, American, Bachelor's from accredited Univerisity, attend orientation within one year
of hire, take and pass test w/in 6 months of hire, good moral character
Q3: Who sets the standards and makes the test for PO's?
A: Judicial Conference of Indiana
Q4: Duties and responsibilities of adult PO's? (11)
A: 1. provide written copy of terms and condition of probation to probationers
2. Supervise and assist with fulfilling terms and conditions of probation.
3. Notify probationer of violations
4. File Revocations
5. Do PSI's
6. Keep accurate records of cases and investigations assigned by the court.
7. Collect $$ and keep accounting
8. File modifications of probation
9. Do transfers of probation
10. Assist court in making pretrial releases.
11. Any other duties.
Q5: Duties of juvenile PO's (9)
A: 1. Receive and examine complaints and allegations
2. Do PI's and investigations
3. File petitions for delinquency
4. Write pre\dispositional reports
5. Supervise juveniles placed on probation
6. Keep written recoreeds
7. Implement informal adjustments
8. Collect fees and disburse
9. any other duties
Q6: Goals of probation (2)
A: Rehabilitiation, Public Safety
Q7: Difference between probation and parole (2)