Which option is the inactive status that indicates the offender is supervised out of state?

• A. Supervised Out of State
• B. In Custody FCI - No PRW
• C. In Custody OOS - No PRW
• D. Pre Rev - Not In Custody

Answer: (A)

In this context, the status label that means the offender is under supervision in another state is the one that literally says “Supervised Out of State.” This shows the offender isn’t housed or actively supervised in the current jurisdiction, but is still under supervision somewhere else, which is what makes it an inactive status.

The other options describe active custody arrangements or a different, non-out-of-state situation. Being in custody at an institution indicates the person is housed and supervised directly (active custody). An in-custody status labeled as out of state still implies custody somewhere else, not out-of-state supervision. A pre-release revocation status with no custody means the person isn’t in custody, but it doesn’t specify that supervision is occurring out of state, so it isn’t the correct indicator of out-of-state supervision.