NCJ Number
163391
Date Published
January 1997
Length
16 pages
Publication Series
Annotation
This report presents data on felony sentences in State courts for 1994.
Abstract
Presents data from a nationally representative survey of 300 counties on national conviction and sentencing statistics, reporting that in 1994 about 872,000 men and women were convicted of a felony in State courts, down from about 890,000 in 1992. Sentences for the 872,000 were: 45% prison, 26% jail, 29% probation. This BJS Bulletin reports on 11 offense categories in 17 tables and includes demographic information (sex, race, age) on adults convicted of a felony in 1994.
Date Published: January 1, 1997
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