When a child commits a common criminal offense for the first time, he or she is placed on probation instead of being sent to a correctional facility.
The juvenile court has the power to hold on probation.
Probation continues the relationship with the juvenile offender's family life and social life.
The juvenile offender has to remain under the supervision of the probation officer for a period fixed by the court.
The probation officer monitors the behavior of the juvenile offender on probation in his family, friends, neighborhood, etc. in each area.
Thus, the purpose of probation is to improve the social life and family life of the juvenile offender while maintaining continuity.