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JPO
(redirected from Juvenile Probation Officer)

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JPOJoint Program Office
JPOJournal of Prosthetics and Orthotics
JPOJapanese Patent Office
JPOJuvenile Probation Officer
JPOJoint Pipeline Office
JPOJump If Parity Odd
JPOJournal of Physical Oceanography
JPOJunior Police Officer (youth program; Hawaii)
JPOJoint Petroleum Office
JPOJoint Planning Office (GCOS)
JPOJoint Psychological Operations
JPOJustice and Peace Office
JPOJoint Projects Office
JPOJimmy Page Online (fansite)
JPOJoint Project Officer
JPOJoint Prototyping Office
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He did not deal with children in his most recent job, though he served at one point in his career as a juvenile probation officer for CYFD, she said.
CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES DEPARTMENT; OFFICIAL OUSTED OVER CHILD ... by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Vicki Douglas, known professionally as Vicki Warn Bodhaine, retired in Springfield after 29 years as a county juvenile probation officer in California.
Crime battle waged on wrong fronts by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
According to the Philadelphia-based Juvenile Law Center, Ciavarella routinely prevented defendants from being represented by counsel and locked up minor offenders even when the juvenile probation officer recommended otherwise.
Pennsylvania railroad: juvenile court corruption by Sullum, Jacob / Reason
 
 
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