Probation quarterly 2026

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The document is an application guide for the Probation Quarterly Reports from the Supreme Court of Indiana, detailing the procedures and requirements for reporting adult and juvenile probation supervisions. It includes sections on probation consolidation, supervision categories, closed and inactive supervisions, and additional information regarding workload and substance abuse offenses. The guide aims to standardize reporting practices across probation departments in Indiana.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the probation quarterly report in the editor.
Begin with Part I, where you will enter the number of supervisions previously pending at the end of the last quarter. This number should automatically carry over for subsequent quarters.
In Line B, input any new supervisions received during this reporting period. Ensure you categorize them correctly based on their nature.
For Line C, record any supervisions that have been re-opened during this quarter. This includes cases that were previously closed but are now active again.
Proceed to Part II and document closed and inactive supervisions. Use Lines E through K to specify reasons for closure, such as discharge or revocation due to a new offense.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting your report. The totals will be calculated automatically by our platform.

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Probation quarterly 2026

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