Probation officers (often also called community supervision officers [CSOs]), quite naturally, supervise those offenders who are placed on some form of probation and tend to spend more time monitoring the activities of these offenders than anything else.Probation officers most frequently maintain this supervision through _______________.
A) personal contact with the offender
B) the offender's family
C) the offender's employer
D) All of the above

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Probation officers maintain supervision through personal contact with the offender, interactions with the offender's family, and communications with the offender's employer, among other methods. This comprehensive approach helps ensure the offender is adhering to the terms of their probation.

Probation Officers (Often Also Called Community Supervision Officers [CSOs]), Quite