What is one way that probation can end?

Probation can end successfully when the individual completes the designated probation period without any violations or issues. This completion signifies that the individual has adhered to the conditions set by the court during the probation term, demonstrating rehabilitation and a commitment to adhering to the law. Successfully completing probation is a critical aspect of the corrections system, as it provides individuals an opportunity for a second chance without further legal repercussions, allowing them to reintegrate into society.

The other options involve scenarios that would be associated with violations or problematic circumstances—like relocating without permission or being arrested—indicating unsatisfactory adherence to probation terms, while violating no rules doesn't lead to a termination of probation by itself, since no action is needed for that to occur.