Failing to report to probation or parole officer when required is the most frequent violation for which revocation occurs.

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Failing to report to a probation or parole officer as required is indeed one of the most common violations leading to the revocation of probation or parole. This requirement is a fundamental condition of most probation or parole agreements, and non-compliance directly undermines the supervision aspect of these programs.

Failing to Report to Probation or Parole Officer When Required