TDCJ-CJAD Data Manual - Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Page 2 of 3sentenced for a 1st, 2nd or 3rd degree felony and a state jail felony offense, report the state jail felony offenseinformation in this section.I. END OF MONTH SUPERVISION STATUS:Immediately upon disposition and placement on community supervision, all state jail felony offenders must becounted as receiving DIRECT (Section I.A.) or INDIRECT (Section I.B.) supervision. If a state jail felonyoffender is placed under indirect supervision, the offender must also be reported in the appropriate category ofSection I.B. (Intrastate Transfers or Absconders/Fugitives) if applicable.In addition to being counted under direct or indirect supervision, offenders who are serving up-front state jailtime, county jail time, or are receiving treatment in a Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility (SAFPF)must also be counted as Incarcerated in State Jail (Section I.C.), Incarcerated in County Jail (Section I.D.),or Incarcerated in a Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility (SAFPF) (Section I.E.).A. State Jail Felons Receiving DIRECT SupervisionCount only state jail felons who are receiving DIRECT supervision BY COUNTY OF REPORTING. Thisincludes state jail felons classified as Maximum, Medium, Minimum or Residential Status as defined inthe full instructions for the MCSCR.B. State Jail Felons on INDIRECT Status (I.B. is greater than or equal to I.B.1 + I.B.2.)Count state jail felons who are on INDIRECT status at the end of the month BY COUNTY OFJURISDICTION. This count should include all categories defined in Section I.B. in the full instructionsfor the MCSCR.1. Intrastate Transfers (out). Of the state jail felons listed in Section I.B., indicate the number ofIntrastate transfers. This includes persons who have been placed on community supervision by thecourts in your county but have been transferred to another county in Texas for direct supervision.2. Absconders/Fugitives. Of the state jail felons listed in Section I.B., indicate the number ofabsconders/fugitives. Applies to persons who are known to have left the jurisdiction withoutauthorization or who have not personally contacted their community supervision officer (CSO) withinthree months or (90) days, AND either:• have an active Motion to Revoke (MTR) or Motion to Adjudicate Probation filed and an unservedcapias for his/her arrest; or• have been arrested on an MTR or Motion to Adjudicate Probation but have failed to appear for theMTR hearing and a bond forfeiture warrant has been issued by the court.Other state jail felons who have not reported to their CSO within 90 days should be reported as“Indirect, Incarcerated in County Jail” (Item I.D.). This includes:• Offenders in County Jail who have been arrested on an MTR or Motion to Adjudicate Probationand are awaiting hearing.C. Incarcerated in State Jail (I.C. is greater than or equal to I.C.1. + I.C.2.)Of the state jail felons indicated in Sections I.A. and I.B., indicate the number in or awaiting transport to astate jail facility as a condition of community supervision or as a result of a separate case. Includeindividuals who are incarcerated in a county jail awaiting transport to a state jail facility.1. As an Initial Condition of Community Supervision. Of the state jail felons indicated in SectionI.C., indicate the number in or awaiting transport to a state jail facility as an initial condition ofcommunity supervision.2. As a Modification of Community Supervision. Of the state jail felons indicated in Section I.C.,indicate the number in or awaiting transport to a state jail facility as a modification of communitysupervision.- 45 ­