This chapter explores the current situation of juvenile offenders within the Lithuanian Probation Service. The study seeks to evaluate the existing resocialisation measures applied by the Service, focusing on their types, diversity, and the perceptions of probation officers regarding their effectiveness. Furthermore, it assesses programmes aimed at correcting adolescents’ behaviour from the viewpoint of probation practitioners and identifies the limitations associated with the use of electronic monitoring for minors. The chapter employs both quantitative and qualitative research methods, presenting empirical findings alongside statistical data analysis.