After the child has admitted to the allegations, or the allegations have been proved in a trial, the judge normally orders the probation department to complete a predisposition report. All of the following are true of a predisposition report EXCEPT? It helps the public defender prepare for an appeal. It helps the judge decide which disposition is best for the child. It helps the court develop a body of knowledge about the child that can aid others treating the child. It aids the juvenile probation officer in developing treatment programs when the child is in need of counseling or community supervision