Assignment 3: Juvenile ProbationIn many ways juvenile probation is similar to adult probation. Both types of probation involve sanctions imposed by the court necessitating close supervision of the offender coupled with the looming threat of a more severe punishment typically incarceration if the offender fails to comply with the conditions stipulated in his or her probation.Given the inherent complexity of working with juveniles juvenile probation includes components rules and processes not found in adult probation. For example probation officers must take into account factors such as school and parental wishes while determining how a particular case should be handled. These factors are not taken into consideration in adult probation. Also juvenile probation officers must contend with and account for the inclusion of status offenses which can be more difficult to track and monitor.Tasks:Prepare a 3- to 5-page report on your local juvenile probation department. In your report: