Which of the following is NOT a JPATS movement option?

Which of the following is NOT a JPATS movement option?

• A. Arrest
• B. Direct release to probation
• C. Writ of Habeas Corpus ADTEST (WHCAT)
• D. Non-Federal Detainee/Co-op (NFD)(JPATS)

Answer: (B)

JPATS movement options are about transferring detainees between custody locations or to court appearances. Initiating an arrest brings a person into JPATS custody for transport, which is a core movement action. A WHCAT (Writ of Habeas Corpus Ad Testificandum) moves a detainee to a court proceeding under a writ, another standard JPATS transport flow. The Non-Federal Detainee/Co-op arrangement covers moves of non-federal detainees through JPATS processes. Direct release to probation isn’t a transport or custody handoff handled by JPATS; it’s a discharge or probation supervision action handled by other authorities, not a JPATS movement. So it doesn’t fit the JPATS movement framework.

JPATS movement options are about transferring detainees between custody locations or to court appearances. Initiating an arrest brings a person into JPATS custody for transport, which is a core movement action. A WHCAT (Writ of Habeas Corpus Ad Testificandum) moves a detainee to a court proceeding under a writ, another standard JPATS transport flow. The Non-Federal Detainee/Co-op arrangement covers moves of non-federal detainees through JPATS processes. Direct release to probation isn’t a transport or custody handoff handled by JPATS; it’s a discharge or probation supervision action handled by other authorities, not a JPATS movement. So it doesn’t fit the JPATS movement framework.