Sentence upon revocation:
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-for regular community supervision the sentence cannot be longer than
the punishment originally assessed
-for deferred adjudication the sentence can be any length within the
original punishment range for that offense
,If an event or action is not documented it did not happen?
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If an event or action is not documented it did not happen!
3 primary techniques used by CSOs:
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-face-to-face
-referrals
- supervision
Cooperative Supervision approach:
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-provides support, but encourages independence and responsibility
-let time invested
You can only override a probationer's what when completing a TRAS assessment:
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, -probationer's supervision level
Static factors are:
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-factors that can't change
The risk principle focuses on what:
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-who to target for intervention
Using the risk principle, CSO's have a systematic approach to prioritize supervision
and treatment resources on which probationers:
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-probationers higher risk to re-offend
6 steps taken when making referral:
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, -identify desired result
-explain program to probationer
-make referral
-monitor attendance and compliance
-monitor progress
-talk to probationer
The minimum and maximum term for community supervision depends upon:
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-the offense of conviction
-the date the offense was committed
-the type of supervision granted
Good assessments meet the what:
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-risk and needs principle
Documentation should be:
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Give this one a try later!
-for regular community supervision the sentence cannot be longer than
the punishment originally assessed
-for deferred adjudication the sentence can be any length within the
original punishment range for that offense
,If an event or action is not documented it did not happen?
Give this one a try later!
If an event or action is not documented it did not happen!
3 primary techniques used by CSOs:
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-face-to-face
-referrals
- supervision
Cooperative Supervision approach:
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-provides support, but encourages independence and responsibility
-let time invested
You can only override a probationer's what when completing a TRAS assessment:
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, -probationer's supervision level
Static factors are:
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-factors that can't change
The risk principle focuses on what:
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-who to target for intervention
Using the risk principle, CSO's have a systematic approach to prioritize supervision
and treatment resources on which probationers:
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-probationers higher risk to re-offend
6 steps taken when making referral:
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, -identify desired result
-explain program to probationer
-make referral
-monitor attendance and compliance
-monitor progress
-talk to probationer
The minimum and maximum term for community supervision depends upon:
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-the offense of conviction
-the date the offense was committed
-the type of supervision granted
Good assessments meet the what:
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-risk and needs principle
Documentation should be:
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