Which type of offender is a felony offender supervised?

Felony offenders are individuals who have been convicted of serious crimes, often categorized distinctly from those who commit lesser offenses, such as misdemeanors. In the context of supervision, felony offenders typically require more structured oversight due to the severity of their actions and the potential risks they may pose to public safety.

The choice of "none of the above" is correct because misdemeanor offenders are not supervised in the same manner as felony offenders. Non-violent offenders can also include individuals convicted of misdemeanors and might not necessarily be under the same supervision as felony offenders. Repeat offenders can vary widely in terms of their offenses and supervision requirements, but they may not always fit into the category of felony offenders specifically. Therefore, the answer is that none of these options adequately describe the type of offender typically supervised as a felony offender.