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What is the difference between shock incarceration and shock probation?


Incarceration means being locked up.
The difference is that in one case you are sent to prison and in the other case you remain at liberty, probably with severe restrictions on where you can go and who you can be with.

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One Response to “What is the difference between shock incarceration and shock probation?”

  1. Incarceration means being locked up.
    The difference is that in one case you are sent to prison and in the other case you remain at liberty, probably with severe restrictions on where you can go and who you can be with.
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