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Action Against Parole
This situation is a threat to my professional and emotional conflicts. Being a parole officer, it is my duty to take action against parolee. Her actions are the serious detriments to the criminal acts. I would try to make some rationale kind of decision in this way. First of all I will approach to parolee in my duty of the officer and ask her that if she keeps committing these offended actions then I would take action against her and her children will be sent to the public authority or any other children take care house. She will not be able to meet her children. I will ask her to find another job and decrease her habit of being an addict.
I will possibly help her in finding another job from which she will be able to meet the needs of her family
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