Which situation qualifies a minor for the SHOCAP program?

The SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Program) is designed specifically to identify and support minors who engage in repeated serious delinquent acts. This program focuses on those youths who demonstrate a pattern of severe behavior that signifies a higher risk for continued involvement with the juvenile justice system.

A situation characterized by repeated serious delinquent acts meets the criteria for SHOCAP, as the program aims to intervene at a critical point to provide the necessary resources and measures to redirect these minors away from continued delinquency. This intervention can include coordination among various agencies, tailored supervision, and targeted services to address underlying issues.

In contrast, the other choices focus on situations that do not align with the SHOCAP program's objectives, such as regular school attendance with minor offenses, participation in sports, or minimal past offenses without arrests, which do not present a significant pattern of serious delinquency that requires the specific intervention SHOCAP provides.