The Most Common Reason for Revocation of Parole Is

question 121

Multiple Choice

The most common reason for revocation of parole is:

• A) possession of a gun.
• B) failure to report for counseling.
• C) positive test for drug use.
• D) commission of a new crime.
• E) leaving the jurisdiction without permission.

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