ABSTRACT

Contemporary probation practice is developing rapidly and is become increasingly professionalized. Probation officers are typically described now as offender managers, and the creation of NOMS (National Offender Management Service) has broadened the remit of the Probation Service. As well as bringing an increased emphasis on skills and qualifications it has also introduced a new set of ideas and concepts into the established probation lexicon - including institutional, legal, political and theoretical terms of its own as well as importing concepts from the disciplines of sociology, criminology and psychology. This Dictionary is the essential reference book. This Dictionary is part a new series of Dictionaries covering key aspects of criminal justice and the criminal justice system and designed to meet the needs of both students and practitioners:

  • approximately 300 entries (of between 500 and 1500 words) on key terms and concepts arranged alphabetically designed to meet the needs of both students and practitioners
  • entries include summary definition, main text and key texts and sources takes full account of emerging occupational and Skills for Justice criteria
  • edited by a leading academic and practitioner in the probation and offender management field entries contributed by leading academic and practitioners in probation and offender management.

letter |25 pages

A

entry |2 pages

Accountability

entry |2 pages

Accredited Programmes

entry |2 pages

Accredited Programmes in Common Use

entry |1 pages

Actuarialism

entry |2 pages

Alcohol

entry |2 pages

Anti-Discriminatory Practice

entry |1 pages

Anti-Social Behaviour

entry |2 pages

Approved Premises

entry |1 pages

Aspire

entry |1 pages

Assessment

entry |3 pages

Assessment Instruments and Systems

entry |1 pages

Association of Black Probation Officers (ABPO)

entry |1 pages

Association of Chief Officers of Probation (ACOP)

entry |1 pages

Asylum

entry |1 pages

Attendance Centre

entry |1 pages

Attrition

entry |1 pages

Autism and Asperger Syndrome

letter |6 pages

B

entry |2 pages

Bifurcation

entry |2 pages

Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Offenders

entry |1 pages

Borstal

entry |1 pages

Butler Trust

letter |53 pages

C

entry |2 pages

Carter Report

entry |1 pages

Case Management

entry |1 pages

Case Records

entry |1 pages

Central Council of Probation Committees (CCPC)

entry |1 pages

Chief Officers

entry |2 pages

Child Protection

entry |1 pages

Children and Families of Offenders

entry |1 pages

Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service (CAFCASS)

entry |2 pages

Citizenship

entry |2 pages

C-Nomis

entry |2 pages

Cognitive-Behavioural

entry |2 pages

Community

entry |2 pages

Community Justice

entry |1 pages

Community Order

entry |2 pages

Community Penalties

entry |1 pages

Community Safety

entry |1 pages

Complaints

entry |3 pages

Compliance

entry |1 pages

Conciliation

entry |1 pages

Conférence Permanente Européenne De La Probation (CEP)

entry |1 pages

Contestability

entry |2 pages

Correctional Services Accreditation Panel

entry |1 pages

Council of Europe

entry |1 pages

Court Work

entry |1 pages

Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships

entry |1 pages

Crime Prevention

entry |2 pages

Criminal Careers

entry |1 pages

Criminal Justice Act 1991

entry |1 pages

Criminal Justice Act 2003

entry |1 pages

Criminal Justice Boards

entry |1 pages

Criminal Justice System

entry |2 pages

Criminogenic Needs

entry |3 pages

Criminology

entry |1 pages

Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

entry |1 pages

Curfews

entry |1 pages

Custody Plus, Intermittent Custody and Custody Minus

entry |2 pages

Cycle of Change

letter |25 pages

D

entry |2 pages

Dangerousness

entry |1 pages

Data Protection Act 1998

entry |1 pages

Day Centres

entry |1 pages

Deportation

entry |3 pages

Desistance

entry |1 pages

Desistance Studies vs. Cognitive-Behavioural Therapies

entry |1 pages

Discretion

entry |3 pages

Diversity

entry |2 pages

Domestic violence

entry |2 pages

Drug Action Teams

entry |1 pages

Drug Rehabilitation Requirement

entry |1 pages

Drug Treatment and Testing Orders (DTTOS)

entry |3 pages

Drugs

entry |1 pages

Drugs Intervention Programme

entry |1 pages

Dual Diagnosis

entry |1 pages

Dyslexia

letter |17 pages

E

entry |3 pages

Education, Skills for life

entry |3 pages

Effective Practice

entry |2 pages

Electronic Monitoring

entry |2 pages

Employment, Training and Education (ETE)

entry |2 pages

Enforcement

entry |1 pages

Estates Strategy

entry |2 pages

Evaluation

entry |1 pages

Extended Sentencing

entry |1 pages

External Audit

letter |3 pages

F

entry |2 pages

Financial Penalties

entry |1 pages

Freedom of Information Act 2000

letter |3 pages

G

entry |2 pages

Gender

entry |1 pages

Groupwork

letter |7 pages

H

entry |2 pages

Halliday Report

entry |1 pages

Hate Crime

entry |1 pages

Heterosexism

entry |1 pages

Hm Inspectorate of Probation

entry |1 pages

Home Visits

entry |1 pages

Human Rights

letter |9 pages

I

entry |2 pages

Information Strategy

entry |1 pages

Information Technology Developments in Areas

entry |2 pages

Inter-Agency Work

entry |1 pages

Internal Audit

entry |1 pages

Interpreting and Translation

entry |2 pages

Interventions

letter |1 pages

J

entry |1 pages

Judges

letter |8 pages

L

entry |2 pages

Learning Disabilities

entry |1 pages

Learning Styles

entry |2 pages

Legitimacy

entry |1 pages

Lesbians and Gay Men in Probation (LAGIP)

entry |1 pages

Licence

entry |1 pages

Lifers

entry |1 pages

Local Authorities

letter |14 pages

M

entry |2 pages

Macpherson Report

entry |1 pages

Magistrates

entry |2 pages

Managerialism

entry |1 pages

Masculinity and Offending

entry |1 pages

Mediation

entry |2 pages

Mentally Disordered Offenders

entry |1 pages

Ministry of Justice

entry |2 pages

Motivation

entry |1 pages

Motivational Interviewing

entry |1 pages

Mubarek Inquiry

entry |1 pages

Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPAs)

letter |11 pages

N

entry |2 pages

Napo

entry |2 pages

National Association of Asian Probation Staff (NAAPS)

entry |2 pages

National Offender Management Service (NOMS)

entry |2 pages

National Probation Research and Information Exchange (NPRIE)

entry |2 pages

National Probation Service for England and Wales

entry |1 pages

National Standards

letter |13 pages

O

entry |2 pages

Oasys Data Evaluation and Analysis Team (O-DEAT)

entry |3 pages

Offender Assessment System (OASYS)

entry |4 pages

Offender Management

entry |2 pages

Offender Management as Seen by Other Agencies

entry |2 pages

Offender Perceptions

entry |1 pages

Older Offenders

letter |59 pages

P

entry |2 pages

Parole Board

entry |3 pages

Partnerships

entry |1 pages

Penal Policy

entry |2 pages

Performance Management

entry |2 pages

Persistent and Serious Offenders

entry |2 pages

Personality Disorder

entry |1 pages

Police

entry |2 pages

Populist Punitiveness

entry |1 pages

Poverty

entry |1 pages

Practice Development Assessors

entry |3 pages

Pre-Sentence Report (PSR)

entry |2 pages

Prison

entry |1 pages

Prison Probation Teams

entry |1 pages

Prisons and Probation Ombudsman

entry |1 pages

Privatization

entry |2 pages

Probation

entry |1 pages

Probation Board for Northern Ireland

entry |1 pages

Probation Board Secretaries

entry |1 pages

Probation Board Treasurers

entry |1 pages

Probation Boards

entry |2 pages

Probation Boards' Association (PBA)

entry |1 pages

Probation in Africa

entry |2 pages

Probation in Europe

entry |2 pages

Probation in the USA and Canada

entry |1 pages

Probation Officers

entry |1 pages

Probation Service Officers

entry |1 pages

Probation Training

entry |2 pages

Probation Trusts

entry |3 pages

Probation Values

entry |1 pages

Prolific and Other Priority Offenders

entry |2 pages

Prosocial Modelling

entry |1 pages

Psychopathy/Psychopathic Disorder

entry |1 pages

Public Attitudes to Probation

entry |3 pages

Public Protection

entry |2 pages

Punishment (Aims and Justifications)

entry |2 pages

Punishment as Communication

entry |1 pages

Punishment in the Community

letter |25 pages

R

entry |2 pages

Race and Racism

entry |1 pages

Racially Motivated Offenders

entry |2 pages

Reconviction

entry |1 pages

Regional Offender Managers (ROMS)

entry |1 pages

Regional Training Consortia

entry |1 pages

Rehabilitation

entry |1 pages

Reintegration

entry |1 pages

Remand Services

entry |1 pages

Reparation

entry |3 pages

Research

entry |2 pages

Resettlement

entry |1 pages

Responsivity

entry |3 pages

Restorative Justice

entry |1 pages

Risk Assessment and Risk Management

entry |2 pages

Risk of Harm

entry |1 pages

Risk Principle

entry |1 pages

Risk Society

letter |29 pages

S

entry |3 pages

Scotland

entry |2 pages

Scotland

entry |2 pages

Scottish Courts and Sanctions

entry |1 pages

Section 90 and 91 Offenders

entry |1 pages

Self-Harm

entry |1 pages

Senior Probation Officers

entry |1 pages

Sentence Plan

entry |1 pages

Sentencing Guidelines Council

entry |1 pages

Serious Further Offences

entry |2 pages

Sex Offender Treatment Programmes (SOTPs)

entry |2 pages

Sex Offenders

entry |1 pages

Social Capital

entry |2 pages

Social Exclusion

entry |1 pages

Social Work

entry |2 pages

Solution-Focused Work

entry |1 pages

Staff Supervision

entry |1 pages

Suicide

entry |3 pages

Supervision of Offenders

entry |1 pages

Supporting People

letter |7 pages

T

entry |2 pages

Teamwork

entry |1 pages

Therapeutic Community

entry |1 pages

Tracking

entry |1 pages

Transgender

entry |1 pages

Treatment Manager

entry |1 pages

Triangle of Offender Needs

letter |4 pages

U

entry |1 pages

United Nations

entry |3 pages

Unpaid Work

letter |8 pages

V

entry |2 pages

Victim Awareness

entry |1 pages

Victim Contact

entry |2 pages

Victims

entry |2 pages

Violent Offenders

entry |1 pages

Volunteers

letter |3 pages

W

entry |2 pages

Welsh

entry |1 pages

Women Offenders

letter |5 pages

Y

entry |2 pages

Young Offenders

entry |1 pages

Youth Justice Board (For England and Wales)

entry |2 pages

Youth Offending Teams