What Is the Conclusion from the Textbook's Comparison of "Active

question 92

Multiple Choice

What is the conclusion from the textbook's comparison of "active" dangerous offenders and long-term-supervision offenders?

• A)there are more active dangerous offenders than long-term-supervision offenders
• B)there are more long-term-supervision offenders than active dangerous offenders
• C)the numbers are equal between active dangerous offenders and long-term-supervision offenders
• D)active dangerous offenders and long-term-supervision offenders cannot be compared because they are the same thing

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