Which file specifically identifies individuals who are subject to restrictions under probation or supervised release?

The Supervised Release file specifically identifies individuals who are subject to conditions set during their probation or supervised release period. This file contains essential information regarding those individuals, including details about the restrictions placed on them, which can help law enforcement agencies monitor compliance with the terms of their release. It is designed to assist in tracking offenders who are reintegrating into society after serving their time, ensuring that they adhere to guidelines intended to promote public safety and reduce recidivism.

The Identity Theft file, while important, focuses on offenses related to identity theft rather than tracking individuals under supervision. The Immigration Violator file is used to identify individuals who are unlawfully present in the United States and does not specifically relate to probation or supervised release conditions. The Gang File contains information about gang affiliations and activities, which is also distinct from the supervision status of individuals.