Tribe: Tulalip Tribes of Washington
The Board of Directors finds and declares that the work of rehabilitative supervision in a community setting for felony offenders and for certain serious misdemeanor offenses requires a supervisory program more akin to parole. The Board of Directors further finds and declares that addiction and attendant crimes disproportionately affect the Tulalip community and that active supervision of recovering addicts on probation is necessary to promote their healing and reintegration into a safe and sober community. Probation Officers shall regularly advise and consult with the supervised offender to encourage him or her to improve his or her condition. Probation Officers shall cooperate with all agencies, including Tribal, public, and private, that are concerned with the treatment or welfare of persons on probation. Probation Officers shall undertake investigations and make reports, including pre-sentence investigations and reports, which may include alternative sentencing recommendations requested by the Tribal Court.
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