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Federal Probation Journal

Federal Probation Journal, published each June, September, and December, presents current thought, research, and practice in corrections, community supervision, and criminal justice.

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Article Title	Topic	Date
We're Back on Track: Preparing for the Next 50 Years	Federal Courts, History of probation, Pretrial, Probation	September 2011
What Community Supervision Officers Need to Know About Actuarial Risk Assessment and Clinical Judgment	Risk Assessment, Supervision	September 2006
What Do Criminal Justice Professionals Think About Risk Assessment at Pretrial?	Pretrial	June 2019
What Do We Know About Anger Management Programs in Corrections?	Supervision	December 1998
What Factors Affect Parole: A Review of Empirical Research	Parole	June 2007
What Legally Prescribed Functions Tell Us: Role Differences Between Adult and Juvenile Probation Officers	Juveniles, Probation	December 2017
What Works in Juvenile Justice Outcome Measurement: A Comparison of Predicted Success to Observed Performance	Evidence-based Practices, Juveniles	September 2002
What Works in Prisoner Reentry? Reviewing and Questioning the Evidence	Reentry	September 2004
When a Person Isn't a Data Point: Making Evidence-Based Practice Work	Evidence-based Practices	December 2012
When an Employee Dies: Managing the Aftermath of a Critical Incident	Management	December 1998
When Prisoners Return to Communities	Reentry	June 2001
When Should Juveniles Be Treated As Adults?	Juveniles	December 1999
Who Cares What Offenders Think? New Insight from Offender Surveys	Supervision, Probation	September 2011
Who Lives in Super-Maximum Custody: A Washington State Study	Prison	December 2000
Why "What Works" Matters Under the "Broken Windows" Model of Supervision	Evidence-based Practices, Supervision	September 2002
Workforce Development Program: A Pilot Study in Delaware	Employment/Workforce Dev	December 2010
Year-in-Review Report of the Federal Probation and Pretrial Services System	Pretrial, Probation	December 2005

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