Question

Suppose you accept a job as a parole officer. With whom will you be working?

Answer 1

individuals released early from prison/jail

Step-by-step explanation:

You would be working with adults or children who are convicted and are now known as parolees. Parolees do not serve their complete sentence and a parole officer helps these released inmates adjust to life in society. They may help get their assigned parolee a job and stop them from committing crimes. Under their watch, they decide whether they should remain in society or return to jail.

Answer 2

You would be working with adults or children who are convicted and are now known as parolees. Parolees do not serve their complete sentence and a parole officer helps these released inmates adjust to life in society. They may help get their assigned parolee a job and stop them from committing crimes. Under their watch, they decide whether they should remain in society or return to jail. This job is generally about rehabilitation.