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freedom with a babysitter, where the rules can be tighter than the cage itself

originFrom Latin probare, meaning to test or prove
first use1841 Boston cobbler bailed out drunkards privately
scaleMore Americans on probation than in prison
technical violationsMissed curfews land people back inside
the catchYou waive many search-and-seizure rights
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