For Quarterly Reporting, which criterion must be true regarding warrants in the previous years?

• A. No warrant issued previous 7 years of current parole supervision
• B. Has to be on lowest supervision for 2 past years
• C. No warrants in previous year
• D. No warrants in last 5 years

Answer: (A)

Quarterly Reporting bases its assessment on long-term behavior patterns, using warrant history as a key stability indicator. If there have been no warrants issued during the seven years leading up to the current parole supervision, it shows sustained compliance over a substantial period, suggesting lower risk and simplifying the reporting requirements. This long window avoids overreacting to short-term fluctuations and emphasizes consistent conduct over time. The other options focus on more recent activity or on supervision level rather than the extended warrant history, so they don’t align with the criterion used for quarterly reporting.