Implementing Monograph 114
Federal Judicial Center
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Implementing Monograph 114
November 9, 2000. This program coincides with the Judicial Conference's recent approval of Monograph 114, entitled Criminal Monetary Penalties: A Guide to the Probation Officer's Role. Prepared by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts' Federal Corrections and Supervision Division, Monograph 114 provides uniform procedures and promotes communication among various organizations for the imposition, collection, and enforcement of criminal monetary penalties. Experts discuss the development of this monograph and suggest processes for district-level implementation based on the experiences of pilot-test sites.
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- Federal Judicial Center
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- English
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