Due to TRAS you are no longer able to override supervision level. Which statement is true?

Due to TRAS you are no longer able to override supervision level. Which statement is true?

• A. Override is allowed only during business hours
• B. Override requires supervisor approval
• C. Override is not possible for any offender
• D. You are no longer able to override supervision level

Answer: (D)

TRAS disables the ability to manually override a supervision level. When this rule is in effect, there is no mechanism to change an offender’s supervision level through override, for any offender. So the statement that you are no longer able to override supervision level is true and reflects the system-wide restriction imposed by TRAS. The other options imply there would be exceptions (like only during business hours or requiring supervisor approval) or that overrides are possible for some offenders, which contradicts the blanket disablement enforced by TRAS.

TRAS disables the ability to manually override a supervision level. When this rule is in effect, there is no mechanism to change an offender’s supervision level through override, for any offender. So the statement that you are no longer able to override supervision level is true and reflects the system-wide restriction imposed by TRAS. The other options imply there would be exceptions (like only during business hours or requiring supervisor approval) or that overrides are possible for some offenders, which contradicts the blanket disablement enforced by TRAS.