probation officer
Noun
Meaning
the officer of the court who supervises probationers
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An off-duty probation officer with the Nevada Department of Public Safety shot a man during a home invasion in northwest Las Vegas on Friday.
A probation officer, assessing the accused, reported that the young man had no criminal past, had a stable life with projects for the future and had no other brush with the law over the past six years.
After his plea was officially made and accepted, James was sent back to the gallery to wait for an interview with a probation officer.
After being released on bail, his trial was set for February 1991, but his probation officer told him it wasn’t until March 20.
If he’s ever arrested again, he must notify his probation officer within 72 hours, and he can’t enter into an agreement to act as an informant for any law enforcement agency without a federal judge’s permission.
Charles kept his 2pm appointment with his probation officer on July 11, as is confirmed by CCTV cameras which show Charles entering the offices with a Louis Vuitton side bag.