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Often used in the same context:
parolees,
offenders,
felons,
inmates,
convicts,
recidivism,
juveniles,
criminals,
truancy,
jails,
truants,
correctional,
bondsmen,
misdemeanant,
inebriates,
sheriffs,
mentally ill,
caseload,
abusers,
incarceration,
sex offender,
absconders,
probation,
prisons,
batterer,
youths,
substance abuse,
runaways,
constables,
prisoners,
lawbreakers,
inpatient,
delinquents,
parole,
violators,
addicts,
adas,
outpatient,
alcoholics,
mental health,
patients,
caseworker,
seave,
idus,
rapists,
indigent,
indigency,
homeless,
penology,
mappa,
substance abuser,
crisis intervention,
officers,
juvie,
lemman,
cadets,
anklets,
shoplifters,
vagrants,
nonviolent,
ankle bracelet,
vagrancy,
aftercare,
debtors,
penitentiaries,
psis,
penal,
jailbirds,
county,
remand home,
taggers,
schizophrenics,
applicants,
students,
adolescents,
trainees,
law enforcement,
murderers,
penal institution,
counselors,
collow,
fugitives,
speeders,
enrollees,
psychiatric,
deputies,
vicinage,
proctors,
drunks,
overcrowding,
ovis,
recidivist,
youngsters,
migrants,
breathalyze,
jailer,
employees,
examiners,
teens,
wards,
superintendents,
crimes,
apprentices,
registrants,
boarders,
campers,
pensioners,
dropouts,
participants,
clerks,
communicants,
defendants,
librarians,
members,
residents,
undergraduates
Appears in the definition of:
probation officer
Also try:
— Adjectives for probationers:
delinquent,
juvenile,
young,
other,
many,
male,
most,
female,
new,
few,
federal,
more...
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