What did the survey of 1979, showing the huge increase in probation officers' duties, indicate about the status of probation in

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What did the survey of 1979, showing the huge increase in probation officers' duties, indicate about the status of probation in

this country? Probation worked only for juveniles. Judges no longer supported the probation system. Probation officers had too much work and too little funding. Other studies supported incarceration for preventing criminals in a return to crime.

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lakkis [162] · Answer 1 · 2022-08-19T11:12:01+03:00

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Other studies supported incarceration for preventing criminals in a return to crime.

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Hello. You did not show the text to which this question refers, which makes it difficult for it to be answered. However, after extensive research it was possible to conclude that there are many studies that claim that incarceration prevents criminals from committing crime again. This is because imprisonment promotes social isolation, where the prisoner is unable to promote crime in any sphere of society. In addition, the prisoner is constantly watched, something that does not happen on conditional freedom.