Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice Probation Workload and Caseload Study

Principal investigator(s): André B. Rosay
Project dates: 2008–2009
JC#: 0902
Funding agency:

Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice
(through a grant from the

Bureau of Justice Assistance)
Grant #: 2008-IC-BX-K001
Affected agency/area: Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice
Project amount: $100,000
Project status: Completed

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The purpose of this study is to measure and analyze the caseload/workload of Juvenile Probation Officers (JPO) in rural and urban Alaska to assess resource needs in order to adequately meet the minimum Probation standards, continue developing and enhancing system improvements, and to fully implement the restorative justice field probation service delivery model.

Products

Reports

Rosay, André B. and Begich, Thomas S. (Apr 2010). Juvenile Probation Officer Workload and Caseload Study: Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice. Completed under Grant No. 2008-IC-BX-K001 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance to the Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice. Anchorage, AK: Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Articles

Rosay, André B. and Begich, Thomas S. (Winter 2010). "Juvenile Probation Officer Workload and Caseload Study." Alaska Justice Forum 26(4): 6–9.