DE-ESCALATE Parole & Probation Research
Basic Fundamental Skills Training for Juvenile Probation Officers – Results of a Nationwide Survey of Curriculum ContentReddington, F. and Kreisel, B. (2003). Federal Probation, 67(1).
Confronting Delinquency – Probations Officers’ Use of Coercion vs. Client-Centered PracticesSchwalbe, C. and Maschi, T. (2011). Crime & Delinquency
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Improving Police Officer and Justice Personnel Attitudes and De-escalation Skills – A Pilot Study of Policing the Teen BrainAalsma, M. and Schwartz, K. (2018). Journal of Offender Rehabilitation.
Probation Officer Victimization – An Emerging ConcernLinder, C. and Kohler, R. (1992). Journal of Criminal Justice (20).
Probation Training. Emotional Intelligence – Making De-escalation WorkTexas Juvenile Justice Training Academy (n.d.).
United States Probation and Pretrial Officers’ Concerns about Victimization and Officer Safety TrainingLowry, K. (1999). Dissertation, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Violence to Probation Staff – Patterns and Managerial ResponsesDenny, D. and O’Beirne, M. (2003). Social Policy and Administration, 37(1).
