Words used most frequently by Probation Officers?

Question

I'm a college students majoring in Criminal Justice looking forward to a position as a Juvenile Probation Officer. One of our assignments was to find two words that we would use frequently in our careers/daily life.

Answer 1

Disposition and Rehabilitation are two of the words I find that I use a lot in my work as a juvenile Probation Officer.

Answer 2

I'm a probation officer, and I would venture to say that the words most frequently used by probation officers, are the same as for any group of people.
Therefore, my nominations are "and" and "the"

Answer 3

no longer unavoidably. Frequency of drug checks are depending on the severity or type of crime you've been convicted of and on your criminal historic past. many times drug checks are extra time-honored on the onset of your sentence yet when there are not any symptoms of drug use the sorting out will become a lot less time-honored as will the mandatory visits on your manager. only behave and fulfill the situations of your probation and also you'd be categorized as a low possibility and the situations will be some distance a lot less stringent.

Answer 4

Revocation - (when the defendant received formal probation)
Adjudication of Guilt - (when the defendant received deferred)

Answer 5

1] Are you stll living at...
2] Have you been arrested?
3] Are you still going to school at...

Answer 6

1. Don't try to jive me.
2. I'm going to write you a ticket.

Answer 7

"you violated probation"

Answer 8

Violate and dirty, as in urine.