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Jkov05

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Alan Martin, the probation and parole agent assigned to Brian Cook, used the initial meeting
  with Brian to review a document known as a
 
  A) Parole contract
  B) Post-sentence report
  C) Shock parole brief
  D) Treatment plan

Question 2

Brian Cook, the young male offender who was released on parole from the state juvenile
  corrections center, was serving out a sentence for
 
  A) Auto theft
  B) Burglary
  C) Armed robbery
  D) Selling illicit drugs



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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