Which of the following offenses falls under Division "A-2" of the Disciplinary Credit Forfeiture Schedule?

In the context of the Disciplinary Credit Forfeiture Schedule, Division "A-2" encompasses offenses that are considered severe and carry substantial implications for safety and security within correctional facilities. Arson involving damage to a structure is classified under this division due to its potential to endanger lives, cause significant property destruction, and disrupt the order within the institution. The nature of arson as a violent crime, especially when it puts individuals at risk or damages facilities, is why it is treated with such gravity in the disciplinary framework.

Other offenses, while serious in their own right, may fall under different classifications based on their specific nature and impact on the institutional environment. For example, taking a hostage and battery resulting in serious injury may directly affect individuals but are categorized under different divisions due to the specifics of how they are enacted and their consequences. Similarly, the introductory distribution of controlled substances, while serious, may not have the same immediate risk to safety as arson. Thus, arson specifically aligns with the criteria set forth in Division "A-2" for its severity and potential consequences.