The most common correctional treatment, which allows the offender to return to the community and remain under the supervision of the agent of the court, is:

1. House arrest

2. Probation

3. Parole

4. Intensive supervised probatio

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Maximilian Barton

Social Studies

16 March, 21:09

The most common correctional treatment, which allows the offender to return to the community and remain under the supervision of the agent of the court, is:

1. House arrest

2. Probation

3. Parole

4. Intensive supervised probatio

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Kate Lester · Answer 1

Probation

Explanation:

Probation of criminal law refers to the period of oversight over an inmate, ordered by a judge rather than serving jail time. In some states the concept of probation extends only to conditional sentences, such as custodial sentences. In other words, probation frequently requires oversight for those who are paroled provisionally from jail.

A criminal on probation is instructed to comply with some terms set by a court, sometimes as per a probation officer's oversight. Throughout the probationary period, a criminal poses the danger of being imprisoned if discovered to violate the rules laid down by tribunal and probation officer.

The most common correctional treatment, which allows the offender to return to the community and remain under the supervision of the agent of the court, is:1. House arrest2. Probation3. Parole4. Intensive supervised probatio

The most common correctional treatment, which allows the offender to return to the community and remain under the supervision of the agent of the court, is:

1. House arrest

2. Probation

3. Parole

4. Intensive supervised probatio