Who may enter subjects into the Supervised Release File?

The Supervised Release File is a specialized database used to track individuals who are under various levels of supervision, such as probation or parole. This file is crucial for ensuring that law enforcement and supervision officers from different jurisdictions can access up-to-date information about individuals who may pose a risk or require monitoring.

Local, state, and federal supervision officers are all authorized to enter subjects into the Supervised Release File because they possess the necessary training and legal authority to manage and track individuals under their supervision effectively. This ensures consistency in data entry and the integrity of the information within the system.

The involvement of various supervision officers enhances collaboration among different law enforcement agencies, allowing for better communication and coordination in monitoring individuals who fall under multiple jurisdictions.