Identify and discuss the six categories that the administration of probation systems can be separated into

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? Juvenile: Separate probation services for juveniles are administered on a county or municipal level or on a statewide basis.
? Municipal: Independent probation units are administered by the lower courts or the municipality under state laws and guidelines.
? County: Under laws and guidelines established by the state, a county operates its own probation agency.
? State: One agency administers a central probation system providing services throughout the state.
? State combined: Probation and parole services are administered on a statewide basis by one executive branch agency.
? Federal: Probation is administered nationally as an arm of the courts, and federal probation officers also supervise parolees.
? Objective: Distinguish the ways that probation may be administered.

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