Are there any crimes that should never result in a sentence of community supervision? Be creative, and describe hypothetical situations that make the decision more complicated. For example, what about a “murderer” who had experienced years of abuse at the hands of her victim and finally “snapped,” or a college student with a clean record and a great GPA whose reckless driving led to the death of a pedestrian, or a sex offender who was convicted of a crime that involved a consenting partner (e.g., an 18- or 19-year-old offender and a 15-year-old “victim”)?