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Laws that require parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities can help reduce the number of repeat offenders in the state of Lino. However, since the proportion of repeat offenders is higher in states with lower populations, any such laws would be more effective in reducing the number of repeat offenders in those states. In fact, the only states that have passed such laws are less populated than the state of Lino.
Which of the following conclusions could be most properly drawn from the information given above?
A. Parolees in Lino who provided a detailed account of their monthly activities are just as likely to repeat their offenses as are parolees in Lino who did not provide a detailed account of their monthly activities.
B. In many states that are less populated than the state of Lino is, a lack of information regarding the activities of parolees is the most important factor in the rise in the number of repeat offenders.
C. Fewer parolees repeat their offenses each year in states that require parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities than do so in Lino.
D. The number of parolees who repeat their offenses is greater in Lino than in states that require parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities.
E. Laws requiring parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities would probably do less to prevent parolees from repeating their offenses in Lino than such laws do in states that already have the laws.
Which of the following conclusions could be most properly drawn from the information given above?
A. Parolees in Lino who provided a detailed account of their monthly activities are just as likely to repeat their offenses as are parolees in Lino who did not provide a detailed account of their monthly activities.
B. In many states that are less populated than the state of Lino is, a lack of information regarding the activities of parolees is the most important factor in the rise in the number of repeat offenders.
C. Fewer parolees repeat their offenses each year in states that require parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities than do so in Lino.
D. The number of parolees who repeat their offenses is greater in Lino than in states that require parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities.
E. Laws requiring parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities would probably do less to prevent parolees from repeating their offenses in Lino than such laws do in states that already have the laws.
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According to the passage, if Lino passes the law which requires the parolees to provide a detailed account of their monthly activities then there will be a reduction in the repeat offenders. But this reduction will be lesser than the other states which already have this law -> as these other states have a higher proportion of repeat offenders. This is what E states - that this law will be comparatively less effective in the state of Lino compared to the other states which are less populated and already have this law.
Hence the answer is E.
Hence the answer is E.
