Probation Report

/ˈproʊbeɪʃən rɪˌpɔːrt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A detailed document prepared by a probation officer assessing an offender's background, behavior, and suitability for probation or sentencing recommendations.
    The judge reviewed the probation report before deciding on the offender's sentence.

Forms

  • probation report
  • probation reports

Commentary

The probation report is often critical in sentencing decisions, providing courts with comprehensive insights into the offender's circumstances and rehabilitation prospects.

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