The level of probation can vary based on several factors, including the individual's criminal history, the nature of the offense, the judge overseeing the case, the probation department of the court, and the prosecutor's stance. Each case is unique, and these factors play a role in determining the specific requirements and intensity of probation. Additionally, the efforts made by the defense in presenting a compelling case to the judge can influence the outcome and potentially result in more lenient probation.