A disposition, imposed by the court, allowing the adjudicated offender to remain in the community as long as the offender abides by certain conditions is called _________.

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Probation is a legal disposition where an offender is allowed to remain in the community under the supervision of a probation officer, as long as they abide by specific conditions such as regular reporting and staying away from illegal activities. Waiver refers to surrendering a legal right voluntarily, and community service is a form of punishment where offenders are required to work for a specified period in their community. Adjudication is the judgment or decision made by a court or judge in a legal case. House arrest is a type of confinement where the offender is required to stay in their residence. Among all the given options, probation is the only one that fits the described definition.

A Disposition, Imposed by the Court, Allowing the Adjudicated Offender