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NCJ Number: NCJ 203301   Add to Shopping cart   Find in a Library
Title: Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 2002
Corporate Author: Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Ctr
State University of New York at Albany
United States
Editor(s): Kathleen Maguire ; Ann L. Pastore
Date Published: 2003
Page Count: 657
Sponsoring Agency: Bureau of Justice Statistics
US Dept of Justice
Office of Justice Programs
United States
Contract Number: 2003-BJ-R-045
Publication Number: ISBN 0-16-068-009-3
Sale Source: NCJRS Photocopy Services
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Agency Summary: Agency Summary 
Type: Statistical data
Language: English
Country: United States
Annotation: This book presents statistical information related to crime and criminal justice in the United States for 2002.
Abstract: The first section of the book presents data on the number and types of criminal justice agencies and employees, criminal justice expenditures, and the workload of agency personnel. Tables summarize, State-by-State, the statutory, regulatory, or administrative characteristics and practices of selected criminal justice agencies. The book's second section presents the findings of nationwide public opinion polls on such issues as fear of victimization, the death penalty, gun control, drug use, and ratings of law enforcement and court system performance. The third section presents statistics on several indicators of the prevalence of illegal activities. The data come from surveys of individuals and households regarding their criminal victimization, self-report data on drug use or participation in other offenses, and law enforcement data on offenses reported to them. The fourth section presents data on the characteristics and distribution of persons arrested. This includes data on the age, sex, race, and area; proportions of known crimes cleared by arrests; and illegal goods and assets seized. The fifth section contains tables on the number of adults and juveniles processed through the courts, as well as their characteristics, disposition, and sentences. The final section presents statistics on persons under correctional supervision, including those on probation and parole and in local jails. Data are also provided on the population and movement of inmates in State and Federal prisons, as well as offenders executed and those currently under death sentences. Extensive tables
Main Term(s): Criminal justice statistics
Index Term(s): Public attitudes ; Arrest statistics ; Crime statistics ; Capital punishment ; Court statistics ; Corrections statistics ; State-by-state analyses ; Criminal justice emplmt/expend data ; Criminal justice agencies ; Juvenile court statistics
 
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