Clear, concise, and grammatically correct writing is still one of the most effective tools a community supervision professional has, regardless of how advanced our technology. Having helped improve probation, parole, and pretrial services writing across the country for years, Writing for Clarity is now available at you own desk, at your own pace.
Course Curriculum
- Introduction
- Comma Sense is an Uncommon Virtue, the Greengrocers' Apostrophe, and Drug Capitalization.
- Be clear. Simple, direct language is the best.
- Antecedents, Split Infinitives, Misused Words and Expressions, and more.
- Conclusion: Which reference should I use, and how do I use it? Where do I go from here?
I'm Danny Kuhn, here to help community supervision professionals with your writing.
As a retired Deputy Chief United States Probation Officer and writer, I have traveled the country to help improve the writing standard in Probation, Parole, Pretrial Services, and other community supervision offices for more than a decade. Now, our Writing for Clarity program, which has been presented to thousands over the years, is available online. Welcome! PLEASE NOTE: Writing for Clarity is copyrighted material. Enrolling for this course entitles one student to participate. Sharing downloads or other materials is prohibited, unless otherwise directed within the course as part of an exercise.
Desk reference available on Amazon.com.
Desk references available on Amazon. com.
For all Probation, Parole, Pretrial Services, and Community Supervision Professionals
Improve the quality of your reports and correspondence at your own desk, at your own pace!