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Does Passing the Bar Make You a Lawyer?

Does Passing the Bar Make You a Lawyer

Law is a complicated, intricate, and challenging field that can span an entire lifetime. It takes enormous practice and study, …

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Can Probation Officers Look At Your Facebook? | Explained

Can Probation Officers Look At Your Facebook

Probation officers are people who represent the court and decide on the terms of probation. Probation officers also have the …

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The Legal Limits of Text Message Searches: Can Probation Officers Read Your Text Messages?

Can Probation Officers Read Your Text Messages

The law does not prohibit probation officers from reading text messages when the probationer is on probation for a specific …

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Can a Probation Officer Serve Papers? | Explained

Can a Probation Officer Serve Papers

Probation officers ensure people charged with crimes are on the right track. But what happens if the person on probation …

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Can a Probation Officer Separate a Husband and Wife? (Explained)

Can a Probation Officer Separate a Husband and Wife

One of the most fundamental issues in divorce cases is the question of whether or not a probation officer has …

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Can a Probation Officer Search Your Roommate Room?

Can a Probation Officer Search Your Roommate’s Room

A probation officer who is assigned to a supervised individual will typically search their home if they believe that their …

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