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INS1"lTUTION AND PAROLE

POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS

SUMMARY

JA.NUARY 1995

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

OFFENDER INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH

ESTIMATES AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SECTION

DATA ANALYSIS UNIT

Sacramento, California

1995

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YOUTH AND ADULT CORRECTIONAL AGENCY JOE SANDOVAL

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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

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Data Analysis Unit Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Bra.nch

Department of Corrections State of California

February 1995

JANAURY 1995 MONTHLY REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INSTITUTION POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS

POPULATION AND MU'VEMENTS BY COM:MITMENT TYPE MOVEMENT SUMMARY MONTHLY MOVEMENT DETAIL ADMISSION OR RETURN STATUS BY COMMITMENT TYPE

INSTITUTION RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION

RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION BY INSTITUTION

PAROLE POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS

POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS BY COMMITMENT TYPE MOVEMENT SUMMARY MONTHLY MOVEMENT DETAIL

PAROLE RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION

RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION BY REGION

GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

INSTITUTION POPULATION MOVEMENTS PAROLE POPuLATION MOVEMENTS RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUPS

Contact Persons:

Laverne Low-Nakashima Research Analyst II

(916) 324-8805 CALNET 454-8805

Richard A. Bass Research Analyst II

(916) 322-8306 CALNET 492-8306

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Data Anal Unit Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Branch

COMMITMENT! Jan

MOVEMENT TYPE 1994 MALE INSTITUTION POPULATION

Felons 109,399

Civil Narcotic Addicts 3,050

youth Authority 2

County Diagnostic 307

Safekeepers 27

Other State/Federal 64

ITotal Male 112,849 FEMALE INSTITUTION POPULATION

Felons 6,689

Civil Narcoiic Addicts 784

youth Authority 1

County Diagnc:.stic 44

Safe keepers 1


ITotal Female 7,530

1 Total Institution Population 120,379

PRISON POPUJ:ATION MOVEMENTS

ITOTAL RECEIVED 9,847

New Admissions 3,685

Felons 3,321

Civil Narcotic Addicts 233

Others 131

Parole Returns 5,064

PV-RTC & Pend Revs 3,309

PV-WNT 1,525


Other Returns 1,098

ITOTAL RELEASED 9,440

Paroled' 7,537

First Paroled 4,452

Re-Paroled 2,685


Discharged 342

Died 23

other Releases 1,538

Feb

1994

109,684

3,128

2

305

25

67

113,211

6,734

782

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11

7,566

120,777

9,371

3,472

3,084

234

154

4,774

3,116

1,425

232

1,125

9,008

7,102

4,047

2,749

306

334

20

1,552

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End of Month Population

January 1994 - January 1995

Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep

1994 1994 1994 1994 1994 1994 1994

110,887 111,738 112,247 113,238 113,727 114,205 114,657

3,300 3,319 3,316 3,189 3,185 3,242 3,203

2 2 2 2 3 3 3

287 302 358 346 315 272 299

24 26 25 26 25 22 22

67 73 77 78 74 75 75

114,567 115,460 116,025 116,879 117,329 117,819 118,259

6,925 7,010 7,012 7,144 7,213 7,393 7,473

797 808 795 750 737 751 772

1 1 1 0 0 0 0

50 40 33 30 31 40 35

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 11 11 10 9 9 9

7,784 7,870 7,852 7,934 7,980 8,193 8,289

122,351 123,330 123,877 124,813 125,319 126,012 126,548

11,848 10,911 10,532 11,105 10,676 11,392 11,048

4,459 4,212 ~,952 4,045 3,803 3,907 3,736

3,991 3,802 3,512 3,670 3,411 3,491 3,387

280 238 260 218 246 278 180

188 172 180 157 146 138 169

5,968 5,363 5,290 5,713 5,597 6,062 5,873

3,937 3,514 3,655 4,030 4,066 4,399 4,289

1,709 1,599 1,43'i 1,464 1,263 1,359 1,331

321 250 200 219 268 304 253

1,421 1,336 1.290 1,347 1,276 1,423 1,439

10,302 9,960 10,012 10,184 10,193 10,724 10,531

8,032 7,804 7,926 8,018 8,098 8,436 8,281

4,596 4,564 4,576 4,572 4,639 4,747 4,588

3,103 2,887 2,952 2,889 3,026 3,258 3,336

333 353 398 557 433 431 357

420 400 361 388 431 351 373

13 21 12 18 13 20 19

1,837 1,735 1,713 1,760 1,651 1,917 1,858

* Total inmates paroled excludes those released from temporary release.

Oct Nov Cec

1994 1994 1994

114,504 113,964 113,705

3,291 3,276 3,314

4 4 4

299 276 269

23 26 22

74 73 76

118,195 117,619 117,390

7,395 7,401 7,379

773 775 798

0 0 0 40 38 29

0 0 0

9 9 9

8,217 R,223 8,215

126,412 125,842 125,605

10,839 9,985 10,616

3,838 3,674 3,858

3,410 3,341 3,436

248 205 256

180 128 166

5,617 5,140 5,419

3,965 3,613 3,899

1,402 1,318 1,295

250 209 225

1,384 1,171 1,339

10,991 10,577 10,882

8,785 8,641 8,904

4,882 4,652 4,858

3,570 3,617 3,686

333 372 360

344 319 350

18 13 17

1,844 1,604 1,611

Departmen.orrections State of California

February 1995

Jan Yearly

1995 Difference

114,225 4,826

3,239 189

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301 (6)

24 (3)

79 15

117,872 5,0231

7,441 752

798 14

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21 (23)

0 (1)

8 (3)

8,268 7381

126,140 5,7611 Monthly Average

10,893 10,6971

3,978 3,894

3,625 3,499

196 236

157 159

5,753 5,510

4,123 3,840

1,396 1,425

234 246

1,162 1,293

10,381 10,2451

8,396 7,752

4,474 4,588

3,478 3,172

444 391

294 362

24 18

1,667 1,714

Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section state of California Offender Information Services Branch February 2, 1995

PRISON Population Movements MONTHLV REPORT • .January 1 , 1995 - January 31, 1995

FELON CIVIL ADDICT OTHER Movement Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

POPULATION: January 1, 1995 125,605 113,705 7,379 121,084 3,314 798 4,112 371 38 409

TOTAL ARRIVALS/TRANSFERS 10,893 9,308 942 10,250 373 112 485 142 16 158

New Admissions 3,978 3,287 338 3,625 162 34 196 141 16 157 Parole Returns 5,753 5,071 448 5,519 176 58 234 0 0 0

PRTC and OPRTFT 648 391 27 418 173 57 230 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNi 1,400 1,292 104 1,398 3 1 4 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 3,705 3,388 317 3,705 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CVA Parole Returns 32 30 2 32 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Arrivals 1,130 920 154 1,074 35 20 55 1 0 1 Fed/State/CVA 20 19 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 46 43 3 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 615 486 90 576 27 11 38 1 0 1 .2:: ~ 1 172 169 3 172 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 255 185 56 241 7 7 14 0 0 0 Temp.Community Leave 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 21 18 0 18 1 2 3 0 0 0

TOTAL DEPARTURES/TRANSFERS 10,381 8,805 883 9,688 450 112 562 106 25 131

Paroled 8,396 7,254 698 7,952 363 81 444 0 0 0 First Parole 4,918 4,057 417 4,474 363 81 444 0 0 0 Re-Parole 3,478 3,197 281 3,478 0 0 0 0 0 0

Released to CVA Parole 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 294 130 7 137 33 2 35 97 25 122

Died 24 24 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 • Other Departures 1,657 1,387 178 1,565 54 29 83 9 0 9 Fed/State/eVA 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 48 46 2 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 793 615 101 716 46 22 68 9 0 9 Jai 1 294 278 16 294 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 273 207 51 258 8 7 15 0 0 0 Temp. Community Leave 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 244 237 7 244 0 0 0 0 0 0

Net Arrivals-Departures 512 503 59 562 -77 0 -77 36 -9 27 Uncategorized Moves 23 17 3 20 2 0 2 1 0 1

POPULATION: January 31, 1995 126,140 114,225 7,441 121,666 3,239 798 4,037 408 29 437

Departures from Temp. Release 462 397 28 425 26 9 35 2 0 2 Paroled 406 379 27 406 0 0 0 0 0 0

First Parole 279 259 20 279 0 0 0 0 0 0 Re-Parole 127 120 7 127 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 52 14 1 15 26 9 35 2 0 2 Died 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNe OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

TOTAL 126,140 75,946 30,568 12,756 4,422 51 1,599 304 494

TOTAL MALE 117,872 70,750 29,051 11,864 4,138 42 1,282 294 451

AVENAL SP 5,617 3,523 1,169 885 13 17 10

CALIPATRIA SP-I 157 67 68 20 2 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,683 2,428 1,110 100 18 11 16

CCC-I 1,377 851 433 82 3 a CCC-II 1,453 885 405 134 2 10 17 CCC-III 951 607 256 55 B 25 CCC-CAMPS 1,757 1,125 613 18

CCI-I 1,021 560 348 106 5 2 CCI-II 1,351 915 298 123 11 4 eCI-III-RC 1,054 719 327 5 3 CCI-IV A 921 594 299 16 3 2 7 CCl-IV B 1,056 707 331 8 2 2 6 • CSP, CENTINELA-I 171 70 53 48 CSP, CENTINELA-III 2,853 1,917 736 179 2 9 10 esp, CENTINELA-IV 823 479 309 32 2 1

CIM-I 1 814 403 342 834 225 2 5 3 CIM-EAST 1,038 80 62 332 562 2 CIM-RCC 1,388 277 119 363 574 33 5 17 CIM-RCW 1,448 126 34 651 637

CMC-Ei\ST 3,376 2,262 842 236 26 4 6 CMC-WEST 2,890 1,942 707 224 7 10

CMF-I 167 108 49 10 CMF-II 435 327 71 32 5 eMF-III 2,490 1,509 695 231 37 3 15

CRC(MEN) 3,850 2,314 244 270 22 21 975 4

esp, eOR-l 481 272 195 14 CSP, COR-III 2,911 1,946 766 159 16 24 CSP, COR-IV 956 621 318 10 2 5 esp, COR-SHU/PHU 811 453 306 45 3 3

CSP, LAC-I 135 58 60 14 3 CSP, LAC-III 1,845 1,301 490 38 6 1 9 CSP, LAC-IV 1,865 1,252 584 20 4 3 2

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW AOM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

CSP, SAC-I 191 97 80 13 1 CSP, SAC-MAIN 2,926 1,753 990 141 19 11 11

CSP, SOL-II 1,953 1,352 375 194 26 4 2 CSP, SOL-III 2,453 1,716 586 124 9 7 11

CTF-CENTRAL 2,748 1,907 585 241 3 5 7 CTF-NORTH 2,505 1,716 537 250 1 1 CTF-SOUTH 803 468 263 68 2 2

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,314 2,141 722 410 24 6 11

DVI-I 231 113 97 21 DVI-III 1,689 1,165 368 127 21 1 2 5 DVI-RC 1,401 531 200 267 383 3 16 1

FOLSOM SP-I 327 199 107 21 FOLSOM SP-II 3,387 2,211 718 437 5 15

IRONWOOD SP 3,351 2,104 956 247 27 10 • MULE CREEK SP-I 285 177 76 32 MULE CREEK SP-III 2,181 1,447 450 272 7 5 MULE CREEK SP-IV 998 551 380 61 3 3

NORTH KERN SP-I 199 104 94 1 NORTH KERN SP-III 946 652 281 3 8 2 NORTH KERN SP-RC 3,157 2,208 922 2 18 5 1

PELICAN BAY SP-I 181 92 72 15 2 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,936 1,242 621 51 6 9 7 PEL!CAN BAY SP-SHU 1,588 929 593 46 8 8 4 PLEASANT VALLEY SP-I 154 88 45 21 PLEASANT VALLEY SP-II 1,197 738 314 144 1

RuD-I 272 131 111 29 1 RuD-III 2,973 2,047 738 148 27 5 8 RuD-RC 1,114 .. 78 183 165 281 2 1 4

SCC-I 1,362 805 447 110 SCC-II 1,294 839 287 139 16 13 SCC-III 960 614 273 34 17 22 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,920 1,046 843 31

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWl\lT ESCTFT

CSP, SQ-I 223 75 67 79 2 CSP, SQ-II 1,838 753 261 745 48 4 26 esp, SQ-eONDEMNED 347 300 46 1 esp, SQ-ALT 145 145 CSP, SQ-RC 3,197 1,248 432 813 643 14 29 4 14

WASCO-I 121 57 53 11 WASCO-III 977 608 286 70 9 4 WASCO-RC 3,488 1,859 697 506 387 24 8 7

ATASCADERO ST HOSP 373 239 71 49 14 PATTON ST HOSP(MEN) 1 1 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,946 1,814 754 332 42 2 COMM CORR CENTERS II 340 249 85 6 COMM eORR CENTERS III 431 307 94 2 28 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,304 737 252 98 3 195 19

TOTAL FEMALE 8,268 5,196 1,517 892 284 9 317 10 43 CCWF-MAIN 3,151 2.089 732 283 9 7 31 • CCWF-RC 712 44'; 133 56 52 21 CIW 1,751 1,131 322 227 41 19 3 8 CIW-RC 283 105 23 40 115 CRC(WOMEN) 892 516 29 64 8 275 NCWF 609 351 112 134 8 2 2 NCWF-RC 128 71 57 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 314 230 83 1 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 25 13 3 7 2 COMM CORR CENTERS I 233 182 42 9 COMM CORR CENTERS II 75 57 17 COMM CORR CENTERS III 50 39 11 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 45 34 10

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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP

HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER

INSTITUTION NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. peT. NUM. PCT.

esp, SAC-I 191 100 90 47.1 55 28.8 42 22.0 4 2.1 esp, ~Ae-MAIN 2,926 100 873 29.8 1,101 37.6 772 26.4 180 6.2

CSP, SOL-II 1,953 100 614 31.4 593 30.4 603 30.9 143 7.3 CSP, SOL-III 2,453 100 780 31.8 926 37.7 580 23.6 167 6.8

CTF-CENTRAL 2,748 100 721 26.2 655 23.8 1,191 43.3 181 6.6 eTF-NORTH 2,505 100 588 23.5 655 26.1 1,156 46.1 106 4.2 CTF-SOUTH 803 100 264 32.9 219 27.3 280 34.9 40 5.0

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,314 100 840 25.3 1,069 32.3 1,235 37.3 170 5.1

DVI-I 231 100 88 38.1 88 38.1 51 22.1 4 1.7 DVI -I II 1,689 100 524 31.0 604 35.8 445 26.3 116 6.9 DVI-RC 1,401 100 575 41.0 415 29.6 352 25.1 59 4.2

FOLSOM SP-I 327 100 141 43.1 99 30.3 76 23.2 11 3.4 FOLSOM SP-II 3,387 100 1,075 31.7 950 28.0 1,130 33.4 232 6.8 • IRONWOOD SP 3,351 100 761 22.7 1,222 36.5 1,188 35.5 180 5.4

MULE CREEK SP-I 285 100 125 43.9 88 30.9 58 20.4 14 4.9 MULE CREEK SP-III 2,181 100 790 36.2 641 29.4 627 28.7 123 5.6 MULE CREEK SP-IV 998 100 259 26.0 455 45.6 220 22.0 64 6.4

NORTH KERN SP-I 199 100 41 20.6 88 44.2 67 33.7 3 1.5 NORTH KERN SP-III 946 100 172 18.2 339 35.8 387 t;'J.9 48 5.1 NORTH KERN SP-RC 3,157 100 583 18.5 1,036 32.8 1,463 46.3 75 2.4

PELICAN BAY SP-I 181 100 80 44.2 49 27.1 43 23.8 9 5.0 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,936 100 552 28.5 838 43.3 424 21.9 122 6.3 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,588 100 249 15.7 363 22.9 909 57.2 67 4.2 PLEASANT VALLEY SP-I 154 100 50 32.S 31 20.1 65 42.2 8 5.2 PLEASANT VALLEY SP-II 1,197 100 293 24.5 377 31.5 477 39.8 50 4.2

RuD-I 272 100 110 40.4 99 36.4 55 20.2 8 2.9 RuD-III 2,973 100 804 27.0 909 30.6 1,108 37.3 .. 152 5.1 RuD-RC 1,114 100 327 29.4 321 28.8 416 37.3 50 4.5

SCC-I 1,362 100 412 30.2 338 24.8 566 41.6 49 3.4 SCC-II 1,294 100 349 27.0 373 28.8 506 39.1 66 5.1 SCC- II I 960 100 278 29.0 300 31.3 327 34.1 55 5.7 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,920 100 654 34.1 515 26.8 688 35.8 63 3.3

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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP


INSTITUTION NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

CSP, SQ-I 223 100 93 41.7 85 38.1 37 16.6 8 3.6 CSP, SQ-II 1,838 100 616 33.5 725 39.4 378 20.6 119 6.5 CSP, SQ-CONDEMNED 347 100 156 45.0 131 37.8 51 14.7 9 2.6 CSP, SQ-ALT 145 100 43 29.7 40 27.6 51 35.2 11 7.6 CSP, SQ-RC 3,197 100 1,159 36.3 1,236 38.7 605 18.9 197 6.2

WASCO-I 121 100 42 34.7 31 25.6 44 36.4 4 3.3 WASCO-III 977 100 192 19.7 339 34.7 395 40.4 51 5.2 WASCO-RC 3,488 100 988 28.3 824 23.6 1,579 45.3 97 2.8

ATASCADERO ST HOSP 373 100 159 42.6 125 33.5 74 19.8 15 4.0 PATTON ST HDSP(MEN) 1 100 1 100 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,946 100 934 31.7 823 27.9 1,076 36.5 113 3.8 COMM CORR CENTERS II 340 100 102 30.0 162 47.6 60 17.6 16 4.7 COMM CORR CENTERS III 431 100 115 26.7 164 38.1 130 30.2 22 5.1 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,304 100 520 39.9 353 27.1 384 29.4 47 3.6

TOTAL FEMALE 8,268 100 3,033 36.7 2,802 33.9 1,966 23.8 467 5.6 CCWF-MAIN 3,151 100 991 31.5 1,147 36.4 821 26.1 192 6.1 • CCWF-RC 712 100 234 32.9 251 35.3 180 25.3 47 6.6 CIW 1,751 100 695 39.7 551 31.5 404 23.1 101 5.8 CIW-RC 283 100 115 40.6 85 30.0 69 24.4 14 4.9 CRC(WDMEN) 892 100 390 43.7 250 28.0 216 24.2 36 4.0 NCWF 609 100 237 38.9 235 38.6 101 16.6 36 5.9 NCWF-RC 128 100 45 35.2 55 43.0 23 18.0 5 3.9 SCC-CAMPS(WDMEN) 314 100 152 48.4 85 27.1 63 20.1 14 4.5 PATTON ST HDSP(WDMEN) 25 100 8 32.0 8 32.0 6 24.0 3 12.0 COMM CORR CENTERS I 233 100 102 43.8 72 30.9 46 19.7 13 5.6 COMM CORR CENTERS II 75 100 32 42.7 24 32.0 15 20.0 4 5.3 COMM CORR CENTERS III 50 100 12 24.0 22 44.0 14 28.0 2 4.0 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 45 100 20 44.4 17 37.8 8 17.8

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TOTAL WHITE BLACK

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS STATE OF CALIFORNIA

FEBRUARY 1995

POPULATION

HISPANIC (MEXICAN) OTHER

COMMITMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------------TYPE NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 126,140 100 36,867 29.2 40,328 32.0 42,692 33.8 6,253 5.0

TOTAL MALE 117,872 100 33,834 28.7 37,526 31.8 40,726 34.6 5,786 4.9

FELONS 114,225 100 32,287 28.3 36,397 31.9 39,882 34.9 5,659 5.0

CNA* 3,239 100 1,385 42.8 1,034 31.9 735 22.7 85 2.6

OTHERS 408 100 162 39.7 95 23.3 109 26.7 42 10.3

TO'rAL FEMALE 8,268 100 3,033 36.7 2,802 33.9 1,966 23.8 467 5.6

FELONS 7,441 100 2,648 35.6 2,590 34.8 1,775 23.9 428 5.8

CNA* 798 100 369 46.2 206 25.8 185 23.2 38 4.8

OTHERS 29 100 16 55.2 6 20.7 6 20.7 3.4

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LEVEL OF TOTAL WHITE BLACK

OEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS STATE OF CALIFORNIA

FEBRUARY 1995

POPULATION

HISPANIC (MEXICAN) OTHER

INSTITUTION -----------------------------------------------------------------------NUll!. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 126,140 100 36,867 29.2 40,328 32.0 42,692 33.8 6,253 5.0

TOTAL MALE 117,872 100 33,834 28.7 37,526 31.8 40,726 34.6 5,786 4.9

COMM. CORR. CTR 5,021 100 1,671 33.3 1,502 29.9 1,650 32.9 198 3.9

LEVEL I 16,239 100 5,279 32.5 4,614 28.4 5,682 35.0 664 4.1

LEVEL II 29,890 100 8,427 28.2 8,624 28.9 11,274 37.7 1,565 5.2

LEVEL III 31,527 100 9,038 28.7 10,597 33.6 10,139 32.2 1,753 5.6

LEVEL IV 17,910 100 4,221 23.6 6,809 38.0 5,897 32.9 983 5.5

RECEPT CTRS 17,285 100 5,198 30.1 5,380 31.1 6,084 35.2 623 3.S

TOTAL FEMALE 8,268 100 3,033 36.7 2,802 33.9 1,966 23.8 467 5.6

COMM. CORR. CTR 403 100 166 41.2 135 33.5 83 20.6 19 4.7

LEVEL I 314 100 152 48.4 85 27.1 63 20.1 14 4.5

LEVEL I/IV 3,151 100 991 31.5 1,147 36.4 821 26.1 192 6.1

LEVEL II 892 100 390 43.7 250 28.0 216 24.2 36 4.0

LEVEL II/III 609 100 237 38.9 235 38.6 101 16.6 36 5.9

LEVEL III/IV 1,776 100 703 39.6 559 31.5 410 23.1 104 5.9

RECEPT CTRS 1,123 100 394 35.1 391 34.8 272 24.2 66 5.9

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COMMITMENTI Jan

MOVEMENT TYPE 1994

MALE PAROLE

POPULATION

Felons 72,367


Cooperative Cases 2,047


ITotal Male 77,528

FEMALE PAROLE

POPULATION

Felons 7,102


Cooperative Cases 182

Other StateJFederal 1

ITotal Female 8,287

ITotal Parole Population 85,815

PAROLE POPULATION

MOVEMENTS

ITOTAL RECEIVED 9,037

Paroled' 7,851

First Parole 4,702

Re-Parole 2,749


Reinstatements 1,021

Other Returns 165

ITOTAL RELEASED 9,066

Re1urned to Institution 4,214

PV-RTC & Pend Revs 2,610

PV-WNT 1,409


Discharged 2,957

Died 75

Suspensions 1,682

Other Releases 138

Feb

1994

72,497

3,139

2,054

3

77,693

7,097

1,002

182

1

8,282

85,975

8,485

7,439

4,312

2,820

307

995

51

8,291

4,059

2,528

1,328

202

2,348

68

1,683

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End of Month Population

January 1994 - January 1995

Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug

1994 1994 1994 1994 1994 1994

71,955 71,813 72,492 72,057 72,174 72,267

2,994 3,003 3,012 3,093 3,104 3,111

1,966 1,924 1,919 1,862 1,798 1,779

3 3 3 2 2 2

76,918 76,743 77,426 77,014 77,078 77,159

6,995 6,963 7,030 7,037 7,047 6,945

974 947 ['63 980 980 966

175 171 169 165 159 163

1 1 1 1 1 1

8,145 8,082 8,163 8,183 8,187 8,075

85,063 84,825 85,589 85,197 85,265 85,234

9,712 9,216 9,476 9,545 9,531 10,126

8,441 8,197 8,316 8,421 8,541 8,757

4,915 4,862 4,887 4,866 4,982 4,976

3,191 2,980 3,029 2,998 3,126 3,350

335 355 400 557 433 431

1,109 916 1,022 1,026 887 1,243

162 103 138 98 103 126

10,610 9,350 8,681 9,914 9,420 10,129

5,039 4,493 4,406 4,850 4,725 5,045

3,158 2,796 2,928 3,304 3,303 3,534

1,593 1,479 1,306 1,348 1,170 1,245

287 218 172 198 252 266

2,981 2,899 2,294 2,501 2,537 2,226

84 61 96 91 62 79

2,261 1,776 1,774 2,346 1,979 2,573

245 121 111 126 117 206

* Total inmates received on parole include those received from institutions and temporary release.

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1994 1994 1994

72,862 73,836 75,424

3,091 3,018 3,039

1,702 1,732 1,735

2 1 1

77,657 78,587 80,199

6,962 7,005 7,055

947 937 939

155 156 163

1 1 1

8,065 8,099 8,158

85,722 86,686 88,357

9,659 10,315 10,271

8,661 9,197 9,012

4,872 5,179 4,911

3,432 3,684 3,729

357 334 372

927 1,009 1,175

71 109 84

9,150 9,306 8,572

4,880 4,673 4,259

3,424 3,168 2,857

1,225 1,289 1,217

231 216 185

2,052 2,265 1,920

67 68 48

2,020 2,193 2,257

131 107 88

Dec

1994

76,610

3,113

1,636

1

81,360

7,168

927

153

1

8,249

89,609

10,468

9,338

5,156

3,821

361

1,022

108

9,170

4,488

3,105

1,188

195

2,068

70

2,469

75

Depart.f Corrections State of California

February 1995

Jan Yearly

1995 Difference

77,654 5,287

3,214 103

1,560 (487)

1 (2)

82,429 4,901 I

7,300 198

923 (79)

143 (39)

1 0

8,367 80 I

90,796 4,981 I

Monthly

Average

9,988 9,6791

8,798 8,536

4,749 4,875

3,605 3,270

444 391

1,084 1,034

106 110

8,786 9,2651

4,671 4,600

3,181 3,069

1,289 1,314

201 217

2,153 2,400

52 71

1,762 2,060

148 134

Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of California Offender Information Services Branch February 2, 1995

PAROLE Population Movements MONTHLY REPORT ., uanuary 1 , 1995 - .January 31, 1995

FELON CIVIL ADDICT OTHER Movement Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

POPULATION: uanuary 1, 1995 89,609 76,610 7,168 83,778 3,113 927 4,040 1,637 154 1,791

TOTAL ARRIVALS/TRANSFERS 9,988 8,566 868 9,434 390 92 482 63 9 72

Received From Institution 8,392 7,250 698 7,948 363 81 444 0 0 0 First Parole 4,914 4,053 417 4,470 363 81 444 0 0 0 Re-Parole 3,478 3,197 281 3,478 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received From Temp, Status 406 379 27 406 0 0 0 0 0 0 First Parole 279 259 20 279 0 0 0 0 0 0 Re-Parole 127 120 7 127 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received From CYA Parole 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Reinstatements 1,084 906 140 1,046 27 11 38 0 0 0 Other Received 105 30 3 33 0 0 0 63 9 72

TOTAL DEPARTURES/TRANSFERS 8,786 7,503 741 8,244 288 96 384 139 19 158

Returned to Institution 4,671 4,147 323 4,470 151 50 201 0 0 0 PRTC and OPRTFT 578 354 26 380 149 49 198 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,292 1, 197 92 1,289 2 1 3 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 2,801 2,596 205 2,801 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 2,153 1,704 196 1,900 74 24 98 136 19 155 Died 52 48 3 51 0 0 0 1 0 1

Suspensions 1,762 1,474 203 1,677 63 22 85 0 0 0 Released to CYA Parole 6 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Released 142 124 16 140 0 0 0 2 0

-8" Net Arrivals-Departures 1,202 1,063 127 1,190 102 -4 98 -76 -10 Uncategorized Moves -15 -19 5 -14 -1 0 -1 0 0 0

POPULATION: uanuary 31, 1995 90,796 77,654 7,300 84,954 3,214 923 4,137 1,561 144 1,705

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RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAROLE POPULATION BY REGION

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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP


REGION ----------------------------------------------------------------------NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 90,796 100 27,006 29.7 27,060 29.8 32,633 35.9 4,097 4.5

TOTAL FELONS 86,659 100 25,216 29.1 25,675 :29.6 31,794 36.7 3,974 4.6

MALE FELONS 79,215 100 22,471 28.4 23,097 29.2 29,971 37.8 3,676 4.6 REGION I 17,699 100 7,435 42.0 3,222 18.2 6,402 36.2 640 3.6 REGION II 14,862 100 4,169 28.1 5,779 38.9 3,903 26.3 1,011 6.8 REGION III 19,027 100 2,467 13.0 7,946 41.8 7,659 40.3 955 5.0 REGION IV 27,627 100 8,400 30.4 6,150 22.3 12,007 43.5 1,070 3.9

FEMALE FELONS 7,444 100 2,745 36.9 2,578 34.6 1,823 24.5 298 4.0 REGION I 1,738 100 825 47.5 419 24.1 430 24.7 64 3.7 REGION II 1,384 100 464 33.5 607 43.9 236 17.1 77 5.6 REGION III 1,629 100 363 22.3 803 49.3 421 25.8 42 2.6 REGION IV 2,693 100 1,093 40.6 749 27.8 736 27.3 115 4.3

TOTAL CNA* 4,137 100 1,790 43.3 1,385 33.5 839 20.3 123 3.0

MALE CNA* 3,214 100 1,363 42.4 1,123 34.9 642 20.0 86 2.7 REGION I 1,468 100 698 47.5 421 28.7 315 21.5 34 2.3 REGION II 386 100 164 42.5 193 50.0 20 5.2 9 2.3 REGION III 623 100 151 24.2 318 51.0 128 20.5 26 4.2 REGION IV 737 100 350 47.5 191 25.9 179 24.3 17 2.3

FEMALE CNA* 923 100 427 46.3 262 28.4 197 21.3 37 4.0 REGION I 464 100 234 50.4 109 23.5 101 21.8 20 4.3 REGION II 98 100 48 49.0 29 29.6 12 12.2 9 9.2 REGION III 170 100 53 31.2 78 45.9 34 20.0 5 2.9 REGION IV 191 100 92 48.2 46 24.1 50 26.2 3 1.6

*CIVIL NARCOTIC ADDICTS

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JANUARY 1995 MONTHLY REPORT

The institution and Parole Population Movements report reflects male and female inmate and parole movements as of the date they were posted to the Offender Based Information System (OBIS). Report categories that are not self-explanatory are defined as follows:

INSTITUTION POPULATION MOVEMENTS

Other Inmate Column

PRTC and OPRTFT

PWNT and OPRWNT

CYA Parole Returns

Inmates who are Federal cases, other state prisoners, safekeepers, county diagnostic cases and Youth Authority wards who are housed in a CDC institution.

Parolees returned to custody and outpatients returned to finish term.

Parolees returned with a n:::w felony commitment and outpatients returned with a new civil commitment.

Effective January 1,1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 1731.5(c) cases. This results in CYA supervised W&IC 173 1.5 (c) cases being returned directly to CDC institutions.

FederaUOther State/CYA Inmates returned from or released to federal, other states or California Youth Authority institutions.

Other ReceivedlReleased Inmat:::s returned from or released on bail, own recognizance or for emergency fire fighting.

First Parole

Released to CY A Parole

Total Received

Total Releat>:ed

Total ReceivedlReleased

Uncategorized Moves

Departures from Temporary Release

Pending Revocation

Inmates who were paroled for the first time as a new commitment or PWNT and all inmates released to outpatient status. (OBIS does not distinguish between first paroled and re-paroled for Civil Addicts released to outpatient status.)

Effective January 1, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 1731.5(c) cases.

New admissions, parole returns and all inmates returned from temporary release from an institution.

Inmates who were paroled, discharged, died or who were temporarily released from an institution.

The difference between the total number of inmates received in the institutions and the total number of inmates released from the institutions during the specified time period.

Represents multiple moves in the OBIS system that do not fit into any of the predefined categories.

Inmates who are released to parole, discharged, or died while on temporary release status. Temporary release status includes inmates out-to-court, escapees, and those released to jail, to federal custody, to medical treatment or hospitalization, and to a temporary community release.

Parolees who have been charged with violating a parole condition(s) and have been returned to prison before their revocation hearing.

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JANUARY 1995 MONTHLY R~PORT

PAROLE POPULATION MOVEMENTS

Other Parole

First Parole

Received from Temporary Release Status

Received from CY A Parole

Reinstatements

Other Received

PRTC and OPRTFT

PWNT and OPRWNT

Suspensions

Released to CYA Parole

Other Released

Total Received

Total Released

Net ReceivedlReleased

Un categorized Moves

Releases to parole from prisons in other states who are supervised in California.

Inmates who were received on parole for the first time as a new commitment or PWNT and all inmates received on outpatient status. (OBIS does not distinguish between first parole and re-parole for Civil Narcotic Addicts returned to outpatient status.)

Inmates who are received on parole while on temporary release status. Temporary release status includes inmates who were in prison and are temporarily out-to-court, escapees, and those released to jail, to federal custody, to medical treatment or hospitalization, and to a temporary community release.

Effective January 1, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 173 1.5 (c) cases. Some CY A supervIsed parolees transfer to CDC parole supervision.

Parolees-at-Iarge and releasees-at-Iarge who are returned to active parole.

Parolees returned to parole in California from supervision in another state.

Parolees returned to institution custody and outpatients returned to an institution to finish their commitment.

Parolees returned to the institution with a new felony commitment and outpatients returned with a new civil commitment.

Parolees and outpatients who abscond to "at large" status.

Effective January 1, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 173 1.5 (c) cases.

Parolees transferred to parole supervision in another state.

Parolees received from the institution and temporary release status, reinstatements and from out-of-state.

Parolees who were returned to the institution, discharged, died, suspended or who were released to out-of-state.

The difference between the total number of parolees received all parole and the total number of parolees released from parole during the specified time period.

Represents multiple moves in the OBIS system that do not fit into any of the predefined categories .

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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUPS

The racial-ethnic status of an inmate is obtained when he or she is first admitted to the department at a reception center. The groups include inmates who identifY themselves as follows:

White

Black

Hispanic/(Mexican)

Other

Caucasian Portuguese Spanish

Negro African

Mexican Chicano Mexican nationals Hispanic

American Indian Cambodian Chinese Colombian Cuban Filipino Guamanian Guatemalan Hawaiian Indian (from India) Jamaican Japanese Korean Laotian Nicaraguan Other Asian Pacific Islander Puerto Rican Salvadorian Samoan Thai Vietnamese Other

In instances when an inmate is of mixed parentage, the inmate makes the designation of his or her racial-ethnic status .

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