Which of the following was identified as a common factor examined by parole boards when determining whether an offender should be placed on parole?

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The criminal history of the offender is a common factor examined by parole boards when determining whether an offender should be placed on parole. While victim impact statements may be considered, they are not always available or used in every case. State and federal laws also play a role, but they are not a factor specific to the individual offender. The relationship status of the offender is not relevant to the decision of whether they should be granted parole.

Which of the Following Was Identified as a Common Factor