January 2022 / Parole / Probation

Probation and Parole Officer Beliefs About Fines and Fees

by Community Corrections Fines & Fees Study

Infographics on probation and parole officer beliefs about fine and fee amounts, how they determine people's ability to pay, how often waivers are requested and granted, and their responses when people cannot pay.

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