Probation Services. Both the NPS and DLNR CRC hold responsibility for the statutory supervision of adult offenders subject to community sentence and post-release licence and post sentence supervision. However, allocation of cases is divided along the following lines: NPS: all adult offenders who are assessed as high or very high risk of serious harm, all MAPPA nominal offenders, all Foreign National offenders, all offenders subject to Organised Crime Prevention Orders, all offenders who are assessed as high or very high risk of re-offending based on their RSR score. In addition the NPS provides probation services to all adult courts and has staff based in all public sector prisons. CRC: all adult offenders who are assessed as a low or medium risk of serious harm. If it is agreed with the NPS that an offender’s risk has escalated to high, then the offender is transferred to the NPS. The CRC is responsible for delivering Unpaid Work and Accredited Programmes to all offenders who are subject to these requirements. The CRC also delivers Resettlement Services in all local Resettlement Prisons1 1 HMP Leicester, HMP Peterborough, HMP Ranby, HMP Foston, HMP Nottingham, HMP Sudbury Types of Information Exchange Purpose Data Controller Source Data Controller Recipient Information to be provided Process Known Persons Check (Probation initiated) Safeguarding Known Persons Che For probation services to confirm whether adults/their families are known/have recently been known to children’s services and if so, in what capacity. Checks are made at various points in the offender’s sentence. Derbyshire – Starting Point Derby City Mash CRC Confirmation of whether the named adult/their family is known and if so in what capacity. Contact details of any professionals involved to be included. CRC initiated checks will be requested via secure email either centrally from XxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx or from directly individual practitioners xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xx Derbyshire – send via: Starting Point Referral Form or xxxxxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Derby City – send via on-line referral form - xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/en/service/report_concerns_about_a_child Information provided will be whether case is currently open and if so name of social worker, if closed when it was closed. Reason for involvement will also be provided. Timescale is two working days. If further information is required the online referral form will need to be completed. Should any concerns be raised in regards to the t...
Probation Services providing a probation program which enforces offender accountability and reduces criminal behavior and recidivism and providing services which range from case management and regular supervision to cognitive behavioral programs to electronic monitoring, secure remote alcohol monitoring and drug testing.
Probation Services. The City shall provide probation services for Port cases, including overseeing community service work to be performed in the City or as ordered by the Municipal Court Judge.
Probation Services. On 26 June 2021 the responsibility for all case management, community payback and accredited programmes was transferred from the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Community Rehabilitation Company (KSS CRC) to the Probation Service. Rehabilitative services are being delivered by providers, commissioned through a Dynamic Framework. In Kent and Medway, Employment, Training and Education (ETE) provision is being delivered by Interventions Alliance, Seetec’s justice and social care division. In addition to the transfer of all case management, as the provider of probation services in Kent, the duty set out in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 as a responsible authority and statutory member of Community Safety Partnerships has also been transferred. One of the focus areas for implementation by Probation Services and the Police working with other partners is the Government’s Neighbourhood Crime Integrated Offender Management (IOM) Strategy (published in December 2020) which includes a refresh and refocusing of the existing IOM programme to help reduce neighbourhood crime.
Probation Services. On 26 June 2021 the responsibility for all case management, community payback and accredited programmes was transferred from the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Community Rehabilitation Company (KSS CRC) to the Probation Service. Rehabilitative services are being delivered by providers, commissioned through a Dynamic Framework. In Kent and Medway, Employment, Training and Education (ETE) provision is being delivered by Interventions Alliance, Seetec’s justice and social care division. In addition to the transfer of all case management, as the provider of probation services in Kent, the duty set out in the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 as a responsible authority and statutory member of Community Safety Partnerships has also been transferred.
Probation Services. The County shall provide probation services unless a Participating City elects to provide its own probation services and notifies the County in writing that it does not wish the County to provide probation services. A Participating City shall provide such notice at least six (6) months prior to January 1 of the year in which probation services shall be discontinued. The County shall provide a Participating City not less than twelve (12) months written notice if the County intends to terminate probation services to a Participating City. Notwithstanding this provision, the County may terminate probation services upon not less than six (6) months advance written notice to the City if (a) the County is unable to 1 When District Court issues subpoenas for witnesses the information contained in the subpoena including addresses and names is not confidential and is part of the public record. procure sufficient primary or excess insurance coverage or to adequately self-insure against liability arising from the provision of probation services, and (b) the County ceases to provide probation services throughout King County District Court system.
