who is the probation officer for carroll county in kentucky?
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PROBATION AND PAROLE DISTRICTS\nDistrict 1 Paducah 270 575-7235\nDistrict 2 Hopkinsville 270 889-6530\nDistrict 3 Bowling Green 270 746-7420\nDistrict 4 Louisville 502 595-4035\nDistrict 5 Elizabethtown 270 766-5073\nDistrict 6 Lawrenceburg 502 839-7231\nDistrict 7 Covington 859 292-6555\nDistrict 8 Mt. Sterling 859 498-2524\nDistrict 9 Lexington 859 246-2177\nDistrict 10 Monticello 606 348-9321\nDistrict 11 Whitesburg 606 633-4801\nDistrict 13 Owensboro 270 687-7245\nDistrict 14  Versailles 859 873-5549\n\nKENTUCKY LAW ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORY
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Tara Elizabeth Conner - Kentucky
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daviesscountyky.com\npull up the sheriffs dept. to get ur answer
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Try contacting you local Probation Office, they should be able to help. Its now called The National Offender Management Service  (NOMS) and incorporates the prison service,
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Probation is given to those who are convicted of a non-felony crime. If they are convicted or a felony, but are lucky enough to be granted county time, the get what is called "felony probation". If they break the rules and conditions of their probation then they go to prison and not to county jail.\n\nA person is on probation, when they do not serve their entire term inside the county jail. They are granted an early release but are on probation for the remainder of the time they should have done on their sentence incarcerated. \n\nA person is on parole for the same reason, only they have been granted early release from prison rather than county jail.  They are also given parole for the period of time they did not finish in prison.\n\nNow, if a person violates their probation or parole, they are sent back to serve a portion of the time the did not serve. However, what also happens is they are sentenced to an extension of their probation or parole. Somebody can be on both probation and parole at the same time.\n\nSomebody is on both when they committ another crime while on parole and it is determined not to be a felony. So, they are given probation. Then they have both a probation and a parole officer and they are usually two differant people. Two differant systems, two seperate individuals in the differant departments of justice.\n\nYes, somebody can be on active probation or parole while in jail or prison. However, as they are under the supervision of the prison or jail they do not see their probation or their parole officer while incarcerated. \n\nHowever, while in county jail, a prisoner can request to see his/her probation or parole officer. These officers are going to make reccomendations to the judge on what type of punsihment they think the person should get. So, the prisoner can request to meet with their officers in order to plead their case for a reduced sentence or even to be released from jail while waiting for the final verdict from the judge. \n\nUsually somebody on parole will not be released while waiting for the final verdict on their violation or new charge. However, those in county jail just on probation ar often released in order to cut down on over crowding or if the probation officer thinks they deserve to be out while waiting on the judges decision. If the officer is going to reccoment prison, the probationer is not likely to get out while waiting as many run when facing prison.\n\nOnce in prison, they will not see their parole officer untill they get out. Then they are given 24 hours to check in with their parole officer. If they don't a warrent for their arrest is issued immediantly and when caught they go straight back to prison.
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I'm not clear on whether you need Kansas or Kentucky information...\nhttp://www.dc.state.ks.us/kasper2/kasperexpl.htm\nThat's for Kansas\n\nhttp://www.corrections.ky.gov/kool.htm\nThat's for Kentucky\n\nYou can also call the last place you know they were in and ask for the Records Department.\nGood luck!
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I have searched many web sites attempting to find Earl.  What I have come up with that may be of help is the phone number for the Huntington Herald Dispatch, 1-800-955-6110 (main number), or you can reach LeeAnn Welch in the Obituary Dept. Monday from 11am to 7pm (Eastern Time) directly at 1-304-526-2793.  I spoke with a nice girl named Cara, yesterday, 3-25, although she did not have the knowledge to answer your question she did reassure me that LeeAnn (the main person in charge of obituaries) may be able to help you more.\n\nIn regards to the possible date of death, I was able to locate the date of death of an Earl Pennington (actually in Paintsville, Ky) as being April 15,1991.  Paintsville, just as Flat Gap, is also in Johnson County.  The obituary for this Earl (as I'm not absolutely certain it's the same one, but I really would guess that it is) came out in the Lexington Herald-Leader (Ky).  If you want to call this newspaper and hopefully speak to someone in their Obits Dept., the number is 1-800-999-8881.  It will give you the option to speak to a Customer Service Agent by pressing "0".  It sure is worth a try.  Just ask, ask, ask, and you will be sure to get the individual that has the resource/s available.  Take care.  I sure would like to know the outcome.  If you would be so kind so as to add "Additional Details" to your question letting us (those of us who are interested), I for one surely would appreciate it.\n\nP.S.  By going to www.naco.org, I was able to get the number for Paintsville County Courthouse.  The County seat of Johnson County is Paintsville.  Try dialing 606-789-2550 (without the "1" first).  I got through that way.\n\nANOTHER possible lead (remember, you've GOT to ask whoever you talk to if they don't know how to retrieve Earl's obituary, perhaps they know who else would be able to, so as to refer you to)...you can also try the Paintsville-Johnson County Chamber of Commerce at 606-789-5688.  Just like the other 606 number, I got through WITHOUT dialing a "1" first.(I'm in North Texas)\n\nMy guess for the best result/s will come from the courthouse and/or one, or both newspapers.  Tomorrow I plan on putting a call in to the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper,...as I'm very curious if Flat Gap and Paintsville are in close proximity to each other.  It just might be a clue leading to Earl.\n\nvitals.rootsweb.com and also University of Kentucky.com both show date of death as April 13,1991, unlike the first date of death I had come across being April 15,1991.  Did you know he was 56 years old when he died?  If I come across anything else, I'll let you know.
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contact the county court clerk
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Clerk of the Court, Carroll County, Tennessee.  They should have a web page.
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Contact the district attorney in Pulaski County.
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if your area is the same as mine you can go or call any local C.A.P. office in kentucky is where you can especially get the help you need
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In Wayne County im guessing. just google it
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http://www.corrections.ky.gov/kool.htm
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Mitch McConnell\nRepublican, Kentucky
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Mt. Holly United Methodist Church \n804 Mt Holly Rd\nFairdale, KY 40118 \n\nThe only website I can find isn't working at the moment:\nhttp://www.fairdalebillboard.com/mtholly.htm
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www.marioncounty.ms.state/sheriff
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Is that Tenn. or Indiana?\nThe  Sheriff's site for Tipton Co. Indiana does not provide a searchable database and Tipton County Tennesee seems to report it's inmate information to http://www.vinelink.com/offender/searchNew.jsp?siteID=43004\nGood luck!