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The Probationer as a Customer: A Texas Survey
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The Probationer as a Customer: A Texas Survey
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Henningsen, Rodney
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Sam Houston State University. Correctional Management Institute of Texas (Huntsville, TX)
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Published 1996.
10 pages.
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The results of a survey regarding staff responsiveness to offender client needs are presented. Contents include: introduction; development of the current study; personal/demographic characteristics of respondents; responses indicating probationers' attitudes and perceptions of probation in Walker County; and summary. A few of the findings show that: 89% of those individuals who responded felt that their probation officer helped them to succeed on probation; and 92.9% believe that they have a good relationship with their probation officer.
Accession Number: 016268
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