How are probation violations different from parole violations, and how are they addressed?

How are probation violations different from parole violations, and how are they addressed?

• A. Probation violations always lead to immediate imprisonment; parole violations always result in release.
• B. Only probation has revocation; parole cannot be revoked.
• C. They have no common consequences.
• D. Both can lead to revocation; violations can be addressed with warnings, increased supervision, or re-incarceration.

Answer: (D)