Supervision Rules
Arrival / Departure
Returning to Sending State
Closing Supervision
Scenario Challenge
100

What system is used to manage interstate supervision cases?

ICOTS

100

How many business days before travel can a departure notice be submitted?

No more than 5 business days before travel.

100

Who may request reporting instructions when someone is returning to the sending state?

The receiving state.

100

What rule governs the closing of supervision?

Rule 4.112.

100

A departure notice is submitted 8 days before travel. Is it acceptable?

No. Departure notices cannot be submitted more than 5 business days before travel.

200

Who is responsible for supervising the individual once the transfer is accepted?

The receiving state.

200

Name one piece of information that must be included in a departure notice.

Travel method OR arrival deadline.

200

Within how many business days must the sending state issue reporting instructions?

Within 2 business days.

200

What is the new closure reason added under Rule 4.112?

“Departure pursuant to a subsequent state transfer.”

200

A departure notice includes the travel method but does not include an arrival deadline. Is it valid?

No. Both travel method and arrival deadline must be included.

300

What must a sending state do if a supervisee violates supervision conditions?

Notify the receiving state through ICOTS.

300

What two pieces of information must always be included when submitting a departure notice?

Travel method and arrival deadline.

300

When may the receiving state NOT request reporting instructions?

When the person is under investigation or charged with a new felony or violent crime.

300

When should the closure reason “Departure pursuant to a subsequent state transfer” be used?

When the individual transfers supervision to another state after already being supervised in a receiving state.

300

A receiving state wants reporting instructions, but the offender has a new felony charge. Can they request RIs?

No. Reporting instructions cannot be requested if the person is under investigation or charged with a new felony/violent crime.