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i'd' say a judge does they have the say in whos going to jail

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Depending on the state, a judge is usually the boss, although it may be the head probation officer. It would be unusual for the prosecutor to be in a probation officers chain of command.

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The probation officer does not work for the judge or the prosecutor. They work for the department of corrections. It is a part of the prison system and the police support them.

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