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Given Johns history I believe the most appropriate supervision program for him would be house arrest. This type of supervision will allow John to get on with his life, but also ensure he is being a productive member of society. Since John has somewhat of a criminal record and doesn’t always make the best decisions, house arrest can give him the time to reevaluate his life decisions under the supervision of a someone who can help guide him. If John was given house arrest after being released, he will be expected to obtain a job or enroll in school to further his education. He will also have to check in with a parole/probation officer periodically to ensure he is complying with the terms of his release. If John is not complying with his house
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