Miranda has been a parole officer for over 12 years. When she first started working with inmates, she saw herself as a caretaker. She worked many hours in facilitating relationships with her clients in order for them to become functioning members of society. In the last couple of years, Miranda has noticed herself becoming more authoritarian. She still wants to help her clients, but seems to spend more of her time restricting their freedom.
As a parole officer, Miranda engages in all of the following tasks except:

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Miranda has been a parole officer for over 12 years.  When she first started working with inmates, she saw herself as a caretaker.  She worked many hours in facilitating relationships with her clients in order for them to become functioning members of society.  In the last couple of years, Miranda has noticed herself becoming more authoritarian.  She still wants to help her clients, but seems to spend more of her time restricting their freedom.
As a parole officer, Miranda engages in all of the following tasks except:

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Parole officers do not typically find clients their old acquaintances, as this could potentially lead to negative influences or recidivism. Their role is more focused on rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

Miranda Has Been a Parole Officer for Over 12 Years