Which Was NOT a Finding from Follow-Up Studies of NCRMD

Which was NOT a finding from follow-up studies of NCRMD outcomes in Canada?

A) During a three-year follow-up only 10 percent of NCRMD defendants committed a new offence for which they were convicted or found NCRMD.
B) The average period that an NCRMD defendant stayed under the supervision of the Review Board was six years.
C) About half of all NCRMD defendants studied finally achieved an absolute discharge from the Review Board's jurisdiction.
D) It is very rare for an NCRMD defendant to obtain an absolute discharge just after their initial disposition.