How would you, as a probation officer, handle the following scenario: John Martin has been under your supervision for the past six months for auto theft. He has always checked in on time with you and has followed his standard conditions. He has six more months left on his probation sentence. During a visit to his employment, his supervisor tells you that John did not show up to work yesterday or today. You go to his home, and he answers the door and rolls his eyes at you. Describe the type of violation that occurred. Explain the style of supervision you would use to handle the situation.
