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Why does the probation officer consider the time between the charge and the individual appearing before the judge to be the most crucial time?
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Why does the probation officer consider the time between the charge and the individual appearing before the judge to be the most crucial time?

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to gather enough evidence for the trail

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It allows time for background checks and personal interviews with the accused to gain information for making a recommendation.(I think)
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