Why do probation officers object to making PSI reports public?

Probation officers often object to making Pre-Sentence Investigation (PSI) reports public due to concerns about the confidentiality of sensitive information, including personal details about the offender's background, mental health, and family circumstances. Public access could compromise the integrity of the rehabilitation process, as offenders may be deterred from being open and honest in their disclosures. Additionally, releasing these reports could lead to potential stigmatization and negative repercussions for the individuals involved, undermining the goals of rehabilitation and reintegration into society.