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Probation Officer Case Study
Statement to the Court and Probation Officer
My being arrested in this case, is a blessing in disguise. Ever since this has happened to me, it has changed my life drastically. I have been sober ever since this has happened. I was 2 months sober prior to my alcohol bracelet with SCRAM. I have been attending AA meetings regularly at least 3 times a week. I do stay busy at work at least 40 hours Monday thru Friday.
My drinking in alcohol in case has been a problem. This just didn’t happen overnight. Also, I don’t thoroughly understand why I have this problem. Initially, I’m sure the problem in part developed because of peer pressure.
I have come to realization that the harm of me drinking brings to myself and others. I know I gained support
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