Violation of Probation Cases in New Jersey: A Primer on the Process and Consequences
Unfortunately, with the advent of the “war on crime” the benevolent principles of probation seem to have lost favor in the criminal justice system. This is especially so, given recent statistics that seem to suggest that probation may not be a productive alternative to jail.
New Jersey’s Criminal Code estabilishes an extensive list of conditions that can be imposed during probation. Learn what you need to know from this FREE book.
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