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Muskie School of Public Service

Analysis of Sentences and Probation Conditions of MDOC clients 2004-2007 October 30, 2007. Muskie School of Public Service. Mark Rubin, Research Associate. Data. Data of Prison inmates on 10/15/2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 (snapshots)

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  1. Analysis of Sentences and Probation Conditions of MDOC clients 2004-2007 October 30, 2007 Muskie School of Public Service Mark Rubin, Research Associate

  2. Data • Data of Prison inmates on 10/15/2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 (snapshots) • All sentences (including suspended/unsuspended portion) issued to MDOC clients from Jan. 1, 2004 to October, 2007. • All probation conditions of clients Jan. 1, 2004 to October 2007

  3. Adult Facilities/Prison Demographics Analysis

  4. Prison Population on 10/15/2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

  5. Prison Population by Type of Court Action

  6. Class of Crime in Adult Facilities (10/15/2007)

  7. Top Ten Controlling Sentences in Adult Facilities 10/15/2007

  8. Sentence Length • Almost two thirds of the prison population (10/15/2007) have a sentence of 3 years or less.

  9. Analysis of sentences resulting in DOC supervision (Adult Facilities or Probation)

  10. DOC supervision sentences 1. Straight prison 2. Prison/probation 3. Jail/probation 4. Straight Probation

  11. Mean length of underlying sentence for 1 count disposition

  12. Mean length of unsuspended (custody) time for 1 count sentences

  13. Mean suspended percent for 1 count sentences

  14. Mean length of probation

  15. Controlling Sentence of DOC clients

  16. Sentencing Analysis of Four crimes 1. OUI 2. Theft 3. Burglary 4. Drugs

  17. Mean Underlying Sentence (OUI)

  18. Mean Underlying Sentence (Theft)

  19. Mean Underlying Sentence (Burglary)

  20. Mean Underlying Sentence (Drugs)

  21. Mean Unsuspended Time (OUI)

  22. Mean Unsuspended Time (Theft)

  23. Mean Unsuspended Time (Burglary)

  24. Mean Unsuspended Time (Drugs)

  25. Mean Probation Time (OUI)

  26. Mean Probation Time (Theft)

  27. Mean Probation Time (Burglary)

  28. Mean Probation Time (Drugs)

  29. Analysis of Probation Conditions and Revocations

  30. Active Probation Population on 10/15/2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

  31. Revocations to Prison • In 2007, revocation serve days have increased by 56 days from previous year.

  32. Standard probation conditions

  33. Most common special probation conditions

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