(D) The number of offenders on supervised released who were convicted of a new felony offense and sentenced to a term of imprisonment, in either a local, State, or Federal facility. (3) Data related to the imposition of the graduated sanctioning system (A) The number and percentage of offenders who have one or more violations during the year. (B) The average number of violations per offender during the year. (4) Data related to the imposition of earned time credits (A) The number and percentage of offenders who qualify for earned discharge in one or more months of the year. (B) The average amount of credits earned per offender within the year. (C) The average probation sentence length for offenders sentenced to Federal probation. (D) The average supervision sentence length for offenders released to supervised release. (E) The average time spent on Federal probation for offenders successfully completing probation. (F) The average time spent on supervised release for offenders successfully completing supervised release. (5) Data related to problem-solving courts (A) Total number of participants. (B) Total number of successful participants. (C) Total number of unsuccessful participants. (D) Total number of participants who were arrested for a new criminal offense while in the problem-solving court program. (E) Total number of participants who were convicted of a new felony or misdemeanor offense while in the problem-solving court program. (F) Any other data or information as required by the Judiciary, Oversight, and other substantive committees. (d) Definitions In this title, the following definitions apply: (1) Recidivism The term recidivism means the return to Federal prison of an offender not later than 3 years after the date of release. (2) Supervision The term supervision has the meaning given that term in section 3609 of title 18, United States Code. (3) Offense rate The term offense rate means either misdemeanor or felony convictions more than 3 years after the date of release.