Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is Public Service?
  2. Who is sentenced to Public Service?
  3. What are your hours of operation?
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  1. Where do I find out how many hours of Public or Community Service I have left?
  2. What is the difference between parole and probation?
  3. Where do I pay my traffic tickets and court-ordered fees?
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  1. What is a Bond Report?
  2. What is Pretrial Bond Supervision?
  3. How long will I be on Pretrial Bond Supervision?
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  1. Where do I find out how many hours of Public or Community Service I have left?
  2. What is the difference between Parole and Probation?
  3. How do I contact the Parole Board/Office?
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  1. What do I bring to my group reporting meeting?
  2. How do I obtain a travel permit?
  3. How do I register for the live victim impact panel and how much does it cost?
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  1. What is Public Service?
  2. Who is sentenced to Public Service?
  3. What are your hours of operation?
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  1. What is arbitration?
  2. What happens at the arbitration hearing?
  3. Is the Award of Arbitrators binding?
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  1. What is the Family Court Mediation Program?
  2. What is mediation?
  3. Who are the mediators in the Family Court Mediation Program?
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  1. Where and when am I scheduled to go to court?
  2. When is my next court date?
  3. Where do I pay court fees?
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  1. Who may serve?
  2. How was I selected?
  3. Why is jury service important?
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  1. Where do I find out how many hours of Public or Community Service I have left?
  2. What is the difference between parole and probation?
  3. Where do I pay my traffic tickets and court-ordered fees?
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  1. What is Public Service?
  2. Who is sentenced to Public Service?
  3. What are your hours of operation?
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  1. What is Psychological Services?
  2. Can the general public access services through Psychological Services?
  3. What types of psychological evaluations does Psychological Services conduct?
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