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Texas probation is called community supervision and is administered by local CSCDs serving judicial districts, with state oversight from TDCJ's Community Justice Assistance Division.
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Local community supervision departments. Texas probation is called community supervision and is administered by local CSCDs serving judicial districts, with state oversight from TDCJ's Community Justice Assistance Division. Your assigned office may not be the closest location.
Use the directory below for the adult probation or community-supervision system described on this page.
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Texas uses local community supervision departments. The official public directory below is the controlling source for the office assigned to a case.
Texas probation is called community supervision and is administered by local CSCDs serving judicial districts, with state oversight from TDCJ's Community Justice Assistance Division.
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