Insist that you see a copy of the Pre-sentence investigation prior to the day of your sentencing. The court must permit you to review the PSI at a reasonable time before the day of sentencing.prior probation and parole sentences and probation and parole failures.felony convictions (assaultive and non-assaultive).disciplinary and good time credits (if available).whether you committed a felony as a juvenile.

the presence or absence of substance abuse problem.your age at the time of your first arrest.The date of your parole can be affected by:.inmates with substance abuse histories may be required to participate in related programming.inmates with any suggestion of a criminal sexual conduct charge (not necessarily a conviction) will be denied the opportunity to go to a Corrections Center.inmates without a high school education will be assigned to GED classes.If sentenced to prison, the Department of Corrections uses the PSI to determine programming and placement.The judge uses the PSI to aid in determining the sentence.Why is the Pre-Sentence Investigation Report Important? sentencing recommendations including any consecutive sentencing requirements.evaluation of the defendant’s probable adjustment in the community based upon factual information in the report.medical history, substance abuse history, and psychological or psychiatric history.defendant’s martial status, financial status, length of residence in the community, educational background and other pertinent data.the defendant’s vocational background and work history.prior criminal convictions and juvenile adjudications.Information may be gathered from the defendant, his or her family members, the victim(s), and any other individuals important in the Defendant’s background.It is written prior to the sentencing hearing.A report prepared by a probation agent describing the background and character of the person being sentenced.4:30 p.m.What is the Pre-Sentence Investigation Report? To report unlawful activity by a probationer, call your local law enforcement agency at any time, or call this office during regular business hours, 8:00 a.m. After hours, call the Auglaize County Sheriff's dispatcher at (419) 739-6565. To contact an OAPA probation officer, or anyone in this office please call (419) 739-6760, or FAX to (419) 739-6761. In cooperation with the Ohio Adult Parole Authority, this office also provides supervision services for persons who are serving 'Community Control Sanctions' (formerly called Probation), and persons being supervised while on Parole, Post-Release Control, or are being supervised for other courts in other counties in Ohio but are living in Auglaize County, and persons supervised for other courts in other states but living in Auglaize County, Ohio. (Thanks to everyone for their great efforts!) In cooperation with the Auglaize County Sheriff and jail administration, the Auglaize County Prosecuting Attorney, the Tri-County Board of Mental Health and Addiction Services (and its service providers at We Care Centers and Coleman Professional Services), and the Joint Township District Memorial Hospital that has partnered with us for Opioid Addiction Medically Assisted Treatment using Vivitrol (injectable naltrexone). This office also provides supervision services for people undergoing treatment for addiction in the Auglaize County Recovery Program. This office conducts investigations for 'Treatments In Lieu of Conviction' applications for eligibility determinations, and for applications for expungement or sealing of adult felony records, as well as 'Certifications for Quality Employability' (CQE) for eligibility determinations. These reports are confidential to the offenders, the courts, and authorized users only and are not public records under Ohio law. The Auglaize County Adult Probation Office provides Pre-Sentence Investigation Reports ('PSI's') for use by the judge in sentencing offenders, and for the use by probation officers, jail and prison officials in their interaction with felony offenders. If you are searching for information about juvenile cases please go to the Juvenile Court pages. If you are searching for information about misdemeanor cases in Municipal Court, please go to the Municipal Court pages. This is the webpage for Probation Services for the Common Pleas Court for adult felony offenders.

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