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supervision order
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supervision order
n (in Britain)
(Social Welfare) Social welfare an order by a juvenile court requiring a named probation officer or local-authority social worker to advise, assist, and befriend a child or young person who is the subject of care proceedings, over a period of up to three years
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supervision order
n (Brit Jur) → gerichtliche Verfügung der Aufsicht
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But the new arrangement will allow supervision orders signed in one part of the UK to be enforced in others for the first time.
NEW CURB ON SEX BEASTS; Deal ends loophole in the law by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Home Secretary David Blunkett is to tell courts to use the new supervision orders to target the thugs, who are often after mobiles.
Blunkett: Tag young thugs by The Mirror (London, England)
First Minister Jack McConnell has done a deal with Westminster to make supervision orders enforceable on both sides of the border.
PACT TO STOP SEX BEASTS; Historic cross-border deal by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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