Individuals who are under community supervision can return to incarceration for a technical violation, for committing a new crime, or a combination of the two. Anyone who was returned to incarceration for a technical violation as well as for committing a new crime was categorized as returning for committing a new crime, resulting in two categories as a reason for return: technical violation or new crime.

Returns to incarceration due to committing new crimes remained somewhat consistent in FY22, with an average of 23 returns per month. There was a noticeable decline in the number of returns after October 2021, culminating in a low of 12 returns in December 2021, January 2022, and February 2022. However, the number of returns began inclining up after February 2022, and peaked at a high of 34 returns in May 2022 and June 2022. Returns due to committing new crimes constituted 55.4% of all returns to incarceration from community supervision in FY22.

For information containing total returns to incarceration from community supervision and comparisons of returns by technical violation and new crime(s), see Community Supervision Returns: Total.