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probationer
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A convict who is released from prison provided he maintains good behavior. One who is on Probation whereby she is given some freedom to reenter society subject to the condition that for a specified period the individual conduct herself in a manner approved by a special officer to whom the probationer must report.

probationer (One being tested), noun apprentice, beginner, candidate, entrant, initiate, learner, neophyte, newcomer, novice, novitiate, tiro
probationer (Released offender), noun criminal reeeased at large, criminal under suspension of sentence, lawbreaker under suspension of sentence, malefactor under suspension of sentence, offender under suspension of sentence, parolee, released convict, released criminal, released felon, released lawbreaker, released malefactor, released prisoner, released transgressor, released wronggoer, wrongdoer released from prison
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The new division would be responsible for ÒdirectÓ supervision of probationers by two Henderson marshals newly assigned to monitor them with regular checkups to make sure they follow judgesÕ orders — and arrest them if they donÕt.
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If they're not on job-share, they're probationers or supply teachers, or attending retraining or refresher courses, or on sick-leave due to stress.
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