Probation, also known as supervised release, is a legal arrangement in which an individual in our jurisdiction is required to go to court, enter a plea, usually pleading guilty to the defense, and subsequently be placed on probation. This probationary period will entail certain obligations such as regular reporting to a probation officer, undergoing random drug tests, and potentially participating in community service or paying restitution if deemed necessary. It is important to note that probation serves as an alternative to incarceration, not as a substitute for it.
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