What is detailed on the PP11 screen?

The PP11 screen primarily details the officer caseload, which includes information about the cases that a specific probation officer is responsible for. This screen is designed to assist officers in managing their workload by providing a comprehensive view of the offenders they supervise, including details about each case status, compliance, and any other relevant information. This is crucial for probation officers as it enables them to efficiently monitor their responsibilities, track interactions with offenders, and plan for meetings or interventions as necessary.

While other options may represent critical information in the context of probation and corrections, they don't align specifically with what is shown on the PP11 screen. For instance, referral/treatment summaries are essential for understanding an offender's treatment progress but are not the focus of the PP11 screen. The offender classification system is more about categorizing offenders based on risk levels and needs rather than providing a snapshot of the officer's current cases. Offender contact history provides records of past interactions with offenders, which, while important, is also distinct from the core purpose of the PP11 that centers specifically on the officer's caseload.