The correct answer is probation. The Supervised Release and Allowance (SRA) permits judges to sentence offenders to probation if they determine that the individual could benefit from participating in training and treatment programs. Probation is a period of supervised release in the community, during which the offender must abide by certain conditions and restrictions set by the court. This alternative to incarceration allows for rehabilitation and the opportunity for offenders to address underlying issues that may have contributed to their criminal behavior.
