They are right. That’s the right answer.
Hi!
I agree because there are many different people and everybody has their own opinion, but because of that sometimes we need to take advantage of them to make something possible for example:
If I am too lazy to get some paper I tell my Little brother ¨can you please go for me?¨
Hoping I helped! :D
Turn off the air conditioners.
Turn off your geyser.
Turn off your pool pump.
Turn off anything that consumes standby energy (TV's, DVD players, cell phone chargers, etc.)
Switch to CFL and LED lights (and use fewer lights)
Run appliances as late at night, or early in the morning as possible.
The correct answer is reasonable suspicion.
Probation officers need sufficient reasonable suspicion that a person or suspected individual is really involved in such criminal activity, without any reasonable suspicion seen, they cannot search a probationer's home. If the probation officers continue to search a probationer's home without any reasonable suspicion, they can be reported to higher authorities and may result to punishment for their actions.