United States probation officers

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United States probation officers are federal law enforcement officials who supervise offenders on probation or supervised release, ensuring compliance with court-ordered conditions and assisting with their rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal law enforcement officers
officers of the United States Courts
probation officers
country United States of America
duty administer drug and alcohol testing
assess offender risk and needs
collect and verify information about defendants
conduct home and workplace visits
conduct office visits with offenders
coordinate with treatment providers
develop supervision plans
investigate alleged violations of supervision
maintain case records
make sentencing recommendations to the court
monitor offender behavior in the community
prepare presentence investigation reports
refer offenders to treatment programs
report violations to the court
testify in court regarding supervision matters
employedBy United States Probation Office
surface form: United States Probation and Pretrial Services System

United States district courts
goal enforce court orders
promote offender rehabilitation
protect the public
reduce recidivism
jurisdiction U.S. federal courts
surface form: United States federal courts
legalAuthority appointed under authority of the United States district courts
have authority to recommend modification of supervision conditions
have authority to recommend revocation of supervision
have authority to request arrest warrants for supervised offenders
operate under the direction of the chief judge of the district
partOf federal judiciary of the United States
primaryRole assist with offender rehabilitation
assist with offender reintegration into the community
ensure compliance with court-ordered conditions
supervise offenders on probation
supervise offenders on supervised release
requirement must be United States citizens or eligible non-citizens
must complete initial training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers
must pass a background investigation
must pass a drug test
must pass a medical examination
training receive training through the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
receive training through the Federal Judicial Center
workWith Federal Bureau of Prisons
surface form: Bureau of Prisons officials

United States Attorneys
surface form: United States attorneys

defense attorneys
federal judges
treatment providers

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United States Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the District of New Hampshire employs United States probation officers
this entity surface form: United States Probation Officers
United States Probation Office employs United States probation officers
this entity surface form: United States Probation Officers