Marline Aurelus

As a US Federal Parole Officer, Marline worked to incorporate the primary goals identified in the development of the Evidence Based Practice (EBP) Blueprint, which is defined in the Federal Probation, Journal of Correctional Philosophy and Practice, Volume 75 Number 2, and Volume 77 Number 2. In her more than 20 years of service, she focused on customizing a corresponding level of service for the client that is most fitting. reviewing the case record documents which may include prior assessments, Bureau of Prisons records and all other pertinent records. I conduct purposeful collateral interviews. I also interview the individual client to determine, his/ her mental, physical, social economics status among other criminogenic needs. This vast experience also includes developing and maintain productive relationships with clients and organizations which shared a common desire to empower individuals under supervision.

Her dedication and commitment to helping improve the lives of others under her supervision is exemplified by her achievements utilizing concepts related to the Integrated Model Principles: The Risk Principle, Need Principle, and Responsivity Principle. Within Jabali United, Marline continues to use her experience and expertise along with her expanded level of knowledge concerning policy and practice to reshape lives of those in need.