INSTITUTION AND PAROLE POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS …

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INSTITUTION AND PAROLE

POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS

SUMMARY

APRIL 1994

U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Justice

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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION

OFFENDER INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH

ESTIMATES AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SECTION

DATA ANALYSIS UNIT

Sacramento, California

1994

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STATE OF CALIFOF~NIA

YOUTH AND ADULT CORRECTIONAL AGENCY JOE SANDOVAL

Agency Secretary

CRAIG L. BROWN Undersecretary

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

JAMES H.GOMEZ Director

ROBERT H. DENNINGER Chief Deputy Director

JAMES E. Ta TON Deputy Director

RICHARD S. WELCH Chief, Offender Information Services Branch

GERALD E. BECKETI Chief, Estimates And Statistical Analysis Section

PENNY O'DANIEL Manager, Data Analysis Unit

RICHARD A. BASS Research Analyst II

LAVERNE LOW-NAKASHIMA Research Analyst II

DOREEN K. BARTON Associate Governmental Program Analyst

PAULA BURBACH Staff Services Analyst

JANICE HERONEMA Staff Services Analyst

1515 S STREET SACRAMENTO, CA. 95814 TELEPHONE (916) 327-3262

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

Department of Corlrections State of California

M1\Y 1994

APRIL 1994 MONTHLY REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INSTITUTION POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS

POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS BY COMMITMENf 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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COMMITMENTI Apr MOVEMENT TYPE 1993 MALE INSTITUT!ON POPULATION

Felons 102,539 Civil Narcotic Addicts 2,971 Youth Authority 1 County DiagnostIc 321 Safekeepers 151 Other Slate/Federal 49

I Total Male 106,032 FEMALE INSTITUTION POPULATION

Fe~.~;o':~s 6,211 Civil Narcotic Addicts n5 Youth Authority 0 County Diagnostic 48 Safekeepers 0 Other State/Federal 9

lTotal Female 7,043

I Total Institution Population 113,075 PRISON POPULATION MOVEMENTS

I TOTAL RECEIVED 10,182 New Admissions 4,241

Felons 3,647 Civil Narcotic Addicts 279 Others 315

Parole Returns 4,757 PV-RTC & Pend Revs 2,898 PV-WNT 1,614 Civil Narcotic Addicts 245

Other Returns 1,184

I TOTAL RELEASED 9,071 Paroled • 7,131 First Paroled 4,119 Re-Paroled 2,604 Civil Narcotic Addicts 408

Discharged 282 Died 15 Other Releases 1,643

May 1993

103,271 3,033

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106,741

6,298 736

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7,090

113,831

9,915 4,002 3,542

260 200

4,699 2,916 1,573

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1,214

9,174 7,135 4,258 2,504

373

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April 1993 - April 1994 June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

104,768 105,485 106,618 107,528 107,95.3 108,243 108,828

3,067 3,073 3,043 3,010 3,089 3,065 3,096 1 2 2 1 2 2 2

384 375 382 369 392 357 353 32 25 26 23 26 28 27 50 52 55 58 63 63 64

108,302 109,012 110,126 110,989 111,525 111,758 112,370

6,450 6,537 6,592 6,707 6,635 6,640 6,745 732 755 756 769 791 780 n3

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 42 49 36 37 36 53 52

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 9 10 8 11 11

7,232 7,349 7,393 7,523 7,470 7,484 7,581

115,534 116,361 117,519 118,512 118,995 119,242 119,951

10,945 10,229 10,451 10,329 9,986 9,n2 10,247

4,487 4,051 4,148 4,125 3,840 4,007 4,011

4,048 3,569 3,733 3,721 3,406 3,625 3,580

268 256 228 227 247 217 255

171 226 187 1n 187 165 176

5,240 4,839 5,041 4,955 4,922 4,620 5,005

3,119 3,050 3,123 3,083 3,167 2,864 3,238

1,906 1,567 1,6n 1,639 1,568 1,559, 1,548

215 222 241 233 187 197 219

1,218 1,339 1,262 1,249 1,224 1,145 1,231

9,270 9,421 9,311 9,353 9,526 9,556 9,569

7,327 7,356 7,318 7,321 7,566 7,602 7,752

4,473 4,318 4,251 4,207 4,521 4,511 4,Sn

2,490 2,675 2,648 2,759 2,764 2,727 2,m 364 363 419 355 281 364 398

331 400 364 400 309 314 279 10 18 20 16 19 18 21

1,602 1,647 1,609 1,616 _1,~? _.J,~ _1 ,51?.

* Total inmates paroled excludes those released from temporary release.

Department of corr. State of Ca a

May 1994

Jan Fob Mar Apr Yearly 1994 1994 1994 1994 Difference

109,399 109,684 110,887 111,738 9,1G"!3 3,050 3,'128 3,300 3,319 348

2 2 2 2 1 307 305 287 302

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27 25 24 26 (125) 64 67 67 73 24

112,849 113,211 114,567 115,460 9,4281

6,689 6,734 6,925 7,010 799 784 782 797 808 33

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7,530 7,566 7,784 7,870 8271

120,379 12O,m 122,351 123,330 10,2551 Monthly Average

9,847 9,371 11,848 10,911 10,310 I 3,685 3,472 4,459 4,212 4,057 3,321 3,084 3,991 3,802 3,621

233 234 280 238 248 131 154 188 172 188

5,064 4,n4 5,968 5,363 5,019 3,309 3,116 3,937 3,514 3,180 1,525 1,425 1,709 1,599 1,608

230 232 321 250 231

1,098 1,125 1,421 1,336 1,234

9,440 9,008 10,302 9,960 9,4591 7,537 7,102 8,032 7,804 7,752 4,452 4,047 4,596 4,564 4,376

2,685 2,749 3,103 2,887 2,721 400 306 333 353 363

~2 334 420 400 356 23 20 13 21 18

1,538 1,552 1,837 1,735 1,624

Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis section State of California Offender Information Services Branch May 3, 1294

PRISON PopulatiQn Movements PlIONTHLV REPORT • April 1 , ~.994 - Apri 1 30, 1994

FELON CIVIL ADDICT OTHER Movement Total lIl!ale Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

POPULATION: April 1, 1994 122,351 110,887 6,925 117,812 3,300 797 4,097 380 62 442

TOTAL RECEIVED 10,911 9,240 933 10,173 441 118 559 164 15 179

New Admissions 4,212 3,478 324 3,802 192 46 238 157 15 172 Parole Returns 5,363 4,674 439 5,113 200 50 250 0 0 0

PRTC and OPRTFT 630 363 31 394 188 48 236 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,613 1,495 104 1,599 12 2 14 0 0 0 Pending Revocation ~l, 120 2,816 304 3,120 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CVA Parole Returns 23 23 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Admissions/Returns 1,313 1,065 170 -j ,235 49 22 71 7 0 7 Fed/State/CVA 55 54 1 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 39 36 3 39 0 0 0 0 0' 0 Court 787 636 94 730 41 11 52 5 0 5 lola i 1 148 143 5 148 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 258 175 63 238 7 11 18 2 0 2 Temp.Community Leave 5 5 0 5 0 0 () 0 0 0 Other 21 16 4 20 1 0 1 0 0 0

TOTAL RELEASED 9,960 8,416 850 9,266 422 106 528 141 25 166

Paroled 7,804 6,796 655 7,451 291 62 353 0 0 0 First Parole 4,917 4,157 407 4,564 291 62 353 0 0 0 Re-Parole 2,887 2,639 248 2,887 0 0 0 0 0 0

Released to CVA Parole 10 9 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 400 162 10 172 58 10 68 137 23 160

Died 21 21 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 o. Other Releases 1,725 1,428 184 1,612 73 34 107 4 2 6

Fed/State/CVA 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 61 60 1 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 902 717 98 815 58 24 82 3 2 5 \Jail 249 234 15 249 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hosp i ta 1 /~;ed i ca 1 274 189 64 253 10 10 20 1 0 1 Temp. Cor.j-lIUn i ty Leave 5 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 231 221 5 226 5 0 5 0 0 0

Net Received-Released 951 824 83 907 19 12 31 23 -10 13 Uncategorized Moves 28 27 2 29 0 -1 -1 0 0 0

POPULATION: April 30, 1994 123,330 111,738 7,010 118,748 3,319 808 4,127 403 52 455

Departures from Temp. Release 451 398 20 418 27 5 32 1 0 1 Paroled 397 376 19 395 2 0 2 0 0 0

First Parole 304 289 13 302 2 0 2 0 0 0 Re-Parole 93 87 6 93 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 48 17 1 18 24 5 29 1 0 1 Died 6 5 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 0

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV DPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

TOTAL 123,330 75,257 31,693 10,873 3,051 69 1,539 292 559

TOTAL MALE 115,4!50 70,190 30,221 10,144 2,802 61 1,241 285 516

AVENAL SP 5,740 3,531 1,166 1,018 13 10

CALIPATRIA SP-I 148 58 80 7 2 1 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,760 2,517 1,125 84 4 14 16

CCC-I 1,377 851 431 81 5 4 5 CCC-II 1,527 998 419 84 7 5 14 CCC-III 1,092 705 294 57 4 7 25 CCC-CAMPS 1,713 1,081 624 8

CCI-I 1,027 583 425 11 4 4 CCI-II 1,513 1,062 379 56 8 8 CCI-III-RC 1,013 671 325 1 5 5 6 ceI-IV A 1,054 736 297 12 2 6 CCI-IV B 909 595 297 7 3 7 • CENTINELA SP-I 129 53 63 13 CENTINELA SP-III 2,116 1,340 603 161 2 1 9 CENTINELA SP-IV 82"/ 433 314 69 4 3 4

Cl~-I 1,673 616 571 385 94 5 ClM-EAST 903 101 98 421 282 1 CIM-RCC 1,451 597 262 176 368 26 3 18 CIM-RCW 1,449 422 121 589 317

CMC-EAST 3,422 2,275 909 198 27 5 8 CMC-WEST 2,943 1,910 758 261 8 6

CMF-I 166 98 52 13 3 CMF-II 411 296 65 44 1 5 CMF-III 2,639 1,621 768 211 27 5 7

CRC(MEN) 4,203 2,592 253 386 17 27 917 6 5

CSP, COR-l 408 206 171 31 CSP, Ccr~-lII 3,242 2,244 854 94 14 35 CSP, COR-RTC 1,045 666 354 17 4 4 CSP, COR-SHUjPHU 839 469 305 56 5 4

CSP, LAC-I 132 48 53 25 4 2 C~P, LAC-III 2,132 1,423 633 58 4 8 6 CSP, LAC-IV 1,714 1,123 564 23 3 1

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

CSP, SAC-I 184 82 82 20 CSP, SAC-MAIN 2,976 1,816 993 120 19 13 14

CSP, SOL-II 2,241 1,680 451 96 7 3 4 esp, SOL-III 2,567 1,757 553 129 6 9 13

CTF-CENTRAL 2,908 1,970 598 334 5 CTF-NORTH 2,546 1,767 534 241 3 eTF-SOUTH 805 394 260 150

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,231 2,215 699 287 4 6 20

DVI~I 169 73 72 22 2 DVI-I II 2,246 1,434 515 259 29 4 5 DVI-RC 1,165 529 208 152 248 17 10 1

FOLSOM SP-I 387 209 163 15 FOL,~jOM SP- II 3,353 2,256 722 359 3 2 11

IRONWOOD SP 1,514 903 455 134 14 3 5. MULE CREEK SP-I 271 146 104 20 MULE CREEK SP-IU 3,370 2,136 766 449 11 6

NORTH KERN SP-I Hi5 69 86 NORTH KERN SP-III 978 624 3·15 28 5 3 3 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,482 1,703 7EiO 1 4 14

PI!UCAN BAY SP-I 158 83 75 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,952 1,220 664 56 1 8 3 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,572 922 592 38 8 5 7

RuD-I 275 133 118 21 :2 1 RuD-III 3,073 2,033 816 183 11 10 20 RuD-RC 1,066 573 250 82 158 3

SCC-I 1,530 829 619 71 5 3 3 SCC-II 1,354 828 373 122 9 11 11 SCC-III 1, 117 699 323 37 1 24 33 seC-CAMPS (MEN) 1,933 1,050 876 7

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

CSP, SQ-I 245 102 92 51 CSP, SQ-II 1,822 727 338 678 47 6 26 CSP, SQ-CONDEMNED 345 299 41:i 1 CSP, SQ-ALT 96 96 CSP, SQ-RC 2,955 1,163 498 566 664 10 43 11

WASCO-I 148 52 82 14 WASCO-III 1,081 693 314 56 2 7 9 WASCO-RC 3,095 1,743 651 296 357 36 7 5

ATASCADERO ST HOSP 371 251 73 40 6 1 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,895 1,715 871 284 11 12 COMM CORR CENTERS II 353 244 99 1 9 COMM CORR CENTERS III 392 251 100 1 40 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,367 800 283 67 3 197 17

TOTAL FEMALE 7,870 5,067 1,472 729 249 5 298 7 43 CCWF-MAIN 3,120 2,088 751 237 10 6 28 CCWF-RC 684 461 131 45 35 11 • CIW 1,475 981 237 202 35 12 7 CIW-RC 232 77 30 25 100 CRC(WOMEN) 819 490 9 50 3 265 2 NCWF 672 423 149 76 11 10 2 NCWF-RC 109 1 51 57 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 311 235 76 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 36 21 3 11 COMM CORR CENTERS I 232 152 47 30 3 COMM CORR CENTERS II 77 53 22 1 1 COMM CORR CENTERS III 40 30 10 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 63 56 6

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HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER

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

TOTAL 123,330 100 35,863 29.1 39,933 32.4 41,526 33.7 6,008 4.9

TOTAL MALE 115,460 100 32,984 28.6 37,173 32.2 39,685 34.4 5,818 4.9

AVENAL SP 5,740 100 1,521 28.5 1,531 26.7 2,459 42.8 229 4.0

CALIPATRIA SP-I 148 100 49 33.1 58 39.2 38 25.7 3 2.0 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,760 100 733 19.5 1,438 38.2 1,360 36.2 229 6.1

CCC-I 1,377 100 465 33.8 367 26.7 471 34.2 74 5.4 CCC-II 1,527 100 486 31.8 424 27.8 517 33.9 100 6.5 CCC-III 1,092 100 407 37.3 315 28.8 311 28.5 59 5.4 CCC-CAMPS 1,713 HlO 672 39.2 479 28.0 499 29.1 63 3.7

CCI-I 1,027 100 210 20.4 289 28.1 457 44.5 71 6.9 CCI-II 1,513 100 272 18.0 441 29.1 735 48.6 65 4.3 CCI-III-RC 1,013 100 219 21.6 354 34.9 400 39.5 40 3.9 CCI-IV A 1,054 100 246 23.3 404 38.3 367 34.8 37 3.5 CCI-IV B 909 100 226 24.9 377 41.5 271 2fd .8 35 3.9 • CENTINELA SP-I 129 100 51 39.5 42 32.6 33 25.6 3 2.3 CENTINELA SP-III 2,116 100 452 21.4 646 30.5 900 42.5 118 5.6 CENTINEI.A SP- IV 827 100 169 20.4 326 39.4 290 35.1 42 5.1

CIM-I 1,673 100 451 27.0 631 37.7 541 32.3 50 3.0 CIM-EAST 903 100 254 28.1 375 41.5 252 27.9 22 2.4 CIM-RCC 1,451 100 514 35.4 400 27.S 501 34.5 36 2.5 CIM-RCW 1,449 100 438 30.2 434 :30.0 534 36.9 43 3.0

CMC-EAST 3,422 100 1,319 38.5 1,213 35.4 735 21.5 155 4.5 CMC-WEST 2.943 100 856 29.1 675 22.9 1,250 42.5 162 5.5

CMF-I 166 100 69 41.6 52 31.3 39 23.5 6 3.6 eMF-II 411 100 148 36.0 114 27.7 130 31.6 19 4.6 CMF-III 2,639 100 938 35.5 1,065 40.4 495 18.8 141 5.3

CRC(MEN) 4,203 100 1,36l:! 32.6 1,434 34.1 1,241 29.5 159 3.8

CSP, COR-I 408 100 127 31.1 117 28.7 152 37.3 12 2.9 CSP, COR-III 3,242 100 792 24.4 1,088 33.6 1,174 36.2 188 5.8 CSP, COR-RTC 1,045 100 237 22.7 466 44.6 290 27.8 52 5.0 CSP, COR-SHU/PHU 839 100 155 18.5 259 30.9 391 46.6 34 4.1

esp, LAC-I 132 100 37 28.0 57 43.2 35 26.5 3 2.3 CSP, LAC-III 2,132 100 453 21.2 787 36.9 767 36.0 125 5.9 cSP, LAC-IV 1,714 100 414 24.2 719 41.9 499 29.1 82 4.8

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esp, SAC-I 184 100 65 35.3 65 35.3 49 26.6 5 2.7 CSP, SAC-MAIN 2,976 100 872 29.3 1,142 38.4 791 26.6 171 5.7

CSP, SOL-II 2,241 100 671 29.9 636 28.4 780 34.8 154 6.9 CSP, SOL-III 2,567 100 793 30.9 968 37.7 650 25.3 156 6.1

CTF-CENTRAL 2,908 100 786 27.0 749 25.8 1,183 40.7 190 6.5 CTF-NORTH 2,546 100 649 25.5 706 27.7 1,053 41.4 138 5.4 CTF-SOUTH 805 100 263 32.7 231 28.7 283 35.2 28 3.5

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,231 100 761 23.6 761 23.6 1,564 48.4 145 4.5

DVI-I 169 100 55 32.5 66 39.1 45 26.6 3 1.8 DVI-III 2,246 100 648 28.9 841 37.4 611 27.2 146 6.5 DVI-RC 1,165 100 500 42.9 361 31.0 262 22.5 42 3.6

FOLSOM SP-I 387 100 152 39.3 126 32.S 94 24.3 15 3.9 FOLSOM SP-II 3,353 100 983 29.3 893 26.6 1,286 ~8.4 191 5.7 • IRONWOOD SP 1,514 100 370 24.4 550 36.3 506 33.4 88 5.8

MULE CREEK SP-I 271 100 124 45.8 70 25.8 67 24.7 10 3.7 MULE CREEK SP-III 3,370 100 1,084 32.2 1,OS7 31.4 1,017 30.2 212 6.3

NORTH KERN SP-I 155 100 46 29.7 63 40.6 42 27.1 4 2.6 NORTH KERN SP-III 978 100 203 20.8 342 35.0 392 40.1 41 4.2 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,482 100 468 18.9 891 35.9 1,051 42.3 72 2.9

PELICAN BAY SP-I 158 100 70 44.3 45 28.5 35 22.2 8 5.1 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,952 100 606 31.0 861 44.1 373 19.1 112 5.7 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,572 100 240 15.3 360 22.9 920 58.5 52 3.3

RuD-I 275 100 123 44.7 94 34.2 50 18.2 8 2.9 RiolO-III 3,073 100 789 25.7 955 31.1 1,173 38.2 156 5.1 RuD-RC 1,066 100 336 31.5 264 24.8 416 39.0 50 4.7

SCC-I 1,530 100 473 30.9 382 25.0 615 40.2 60 3.9 SCC-II 1,354 100 349 25.8 408 30.1 526 38.8 71 5.2 SCC-III 1,117 100 294 26.3 395 35.4 375 33.6 53 4.7 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,933 100 629 32.5 543 28.1 695 36.0 66 3.4

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CSP, SQ-I 245 100 91 37.1 97 39.6 40 16.3 17 . 6.9 CSP, SQ-II 1,822 100 624 34.2 746 40.9 349 19.2 103 5.7 esp, SQ-CONDEMNED 345 100 155 44.9 132 38.3 48 13.9 10 2.9 CSP, SQ-ALT 96 100 30 31.3 25 26.0 35 36.5 6 6.3 CSP, SQ-RC 2,955 100 1,104 37.4 1,113 37.7 557 18.8 181 6.1

WASCQ-I 148 100 47 31.8 46 31.1 50 33.S 5 3.4 WASCO-IU 1,081 100 233 21.6 342 31.6 441 40.8 65 6.0 WASCO-RC 3,095 100 B06 26.0 727 23.5 1,452 46.9 110 3.6

A1"ASCADERO ST HOSP 371 100 Hi9 50.9 105 28.3 58 15.6 19 5.1 C~MM CORR CENTERS I 2,895 100 843 29.1 877 30.3 1,059 36.6 116 4.0 COMM CORR CENTERS II 353 100 109 30.9 172 48.7 54 15.3 is 5.1 COMM CORR CENTERS IU 392 100 9.2 23.5 174 44.4 110 28.1 16 4.1 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,367 100 510 37.3 415 30.4 394 28.8 4B 3.5

TOTAL FEMALE 7,870 100 2,879 36.6 2,760 35.1 1,841 23.4 390 5.0 CCWF-MAIN 3,120 100 960 30.8 1,174 37.6 831 26.6 155 5.0 CCWF-RC 684 100 254 37.1 239 34.9 138 20.2 53 7.7 • CIW 1,475 100 569 38.6 467 31.7 364 24.7 75 S.1 CIW-RC 232 100 85 36.6 7B 33.6 63 27.2 6 2.6 CRC(WOMEN) 819 100 344 42.0 266 32.5 173 21.1 36 4.4 NCWF 672 100 285 42.4 246 36.6 111 16.5 30 4.5 NCWF-RC 109 100 37 33.9 55 50.5 14 12.8 3 2.8 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 311 100 150 48.2 83 26.7 66 21.2 12 3.9 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 36 100 11 30.S 17 47.2 5 13.9 3 8.3 COMM CaRR CENTERS I 232 100 106 45.7 72 31.0 44 19.0 10 4.3 COMM CORR CENTERS II 77 100 30 39.0 27 35.1 18 23.4 2 2.6 COMM CORR CENTERS III 40 100 15 37.5 22 55.0 2 5.0 1 2.5 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 63 100 33 52.4 14 22.2 12 . 19.0 4 6.3

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COMMITMENT _______________ ~ ___________ ~:~~- .. ~~.,-~,'u-.~-------- ______________________

TYPE NUM. PCT. NUM. PeT. Ni~M\ f)i~.i " NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. • .... ..:~ .. """ ... uro ........ ' ..... ·f-....... '"' __

TOTAL 123,330 100 35,86:3 29.1 39, ~\;:J~l ~'(~. ~. li.i,526 33.7 6,008 4.9

TOTAL MALE 115,460 100 32,984 28.6 S'i\ 1\1~ ~1~~. 2 ~~, ,Iil!?-S 34.4 5,618 4.9

FELONS 111,738 100 31,508 28.2 3li. !:I'H.'!. 3,~, '1 :J~;.gi~ 34.7 5,494 4.9

CNA* 3,319 1CO' 1,321 39.8 1, 1~n ~.~ "f.' ;\t\:3. :;:2.4 95 2.9

OTHERS 403 100 155 38.5 S5 ~·3. fl 3:2·l ~o.s 29 7.2

TOTAL FEMALE 7,870 100 2,879 36.S 2,760 3~. ~, I,M1 2~~" -4 $90 5.0

FELONS 7,010 100 2.1 512 35.8 2,491 as.s '. ,~S~? ~!~ ~~ :~50 $,,0

CNA* 808 100 34C) 42.1 25" 3i.~ 'j""" J .. ' ~~ ,~ 37 4.6

OTHERS 52 100 27 51.9 15 21L8 '7 i'" n .:.;.- :~~ ~.8

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*CNA: CIVIL NARCOTIC ADDICTS

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RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE INSTITUTION BY LEVEL OF INSTITUTION

APRIL 30, 1994

RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP

LEVEL OF TOTAL WHITE BLACK


MAY 1994

POPULATION

HISPANIC (MEXICAN.) OTHER

INSTITUTION -----------------------------------------~------------ -----------------NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 123,330 100 35,863 29.1 39,933 32.4 41,526 33.7 6,008 4.9

TOTAL MALE 115,460 100 32,984 28.6 37,173 32.2 39,685 34.4 5,618 4.9

COMM. CORR. eTR 5,007 100 1,554 31.0 1,638 32.7 1,617 32.3 198 4.0

LEVEL I 15,976 100 5,125 32.1 4,595 28.8 5,580 34.9 676 4.2

LEVEL II 30,945 100 8,649 27.9 8,868 28.7 11,858 38.3 1,570 5.1

LEVEL III 30,960 100 8,964 29.0 10,669 34.5 9,605 3'1.0 1,722 5.6

LEVEL IV 16,993 100 4,053 23.9 6,484 38.2 5,600 33.0 856 5.0

RECEPT CTRS 15,579 100 4,839 29.8 4,919 31.6 5,425 34.8 596 3.8

TOTAL FEMALE 7,870 100 2,879 36.6 2,760 35.1 1,841 23.4 390 5.0

COMM. CORR. CTR 412 100 184 44.7 135 32.8 76 18.4 17 4.1

LEVEL I 311 100 150 48.2 83 26.7 66 21.2 '12 3.9

LEVEL I/IV 3,120 100 960 30.8 1,174 37.6 831 26.6 155 5.0

LEVEL II 819 100 344 42.0 266 32.5 173 21.1 36 4.4

LEVEL II/III 672 100 285 42.4 246 36.6 111 16.5 30 4.5

LEVEL III/IV 1,511 100 580 38.4 484 32.0 369 24.4 78 5.2

RECEPT CTRS 1,025 100 376 36.7 372 36.3 215 21.0 62 6.0

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COMMITMENTI Apr May MOVEMENT TYPE 1993 1993

MALE PAROLE POPULATION

Felons 72,720 72,201 Civil Narcotic Addicts 2,814 2,n9 Cooperative Cases 2,107 2,028 Other Slate/Federal 4 4

ITotal Male n,645 n,012

FEMALE PAROLE POPULATION

Felons 7,421 7,264 Civil Narcotic Addicts 894 899 Cooperative Cases 191 183 Other State/Federal 0 0

ITotai Female 8,506 8,346

ITotal Parole Population 86,151 85,358

PAROLE POPULATION MOVEMENTS

ITOTAL RECEIVED 8,351 8,412

Paroled • 7,455 7,485

First Parole 4,368 4,539

Re-Parole 2,676 2,573

Civil Narcotic Addicts 411 373

Reinstatements n3 793

Other Returns 123 134

ITOTAL RELEASED 8,286 9,189

Returned to Institution 4,150 4,085

PV-RTC & Pend Revs 2,394 2,427 PV-WNT 1,534 1,486

Civil Narcotic Addicts 222 172

Discharged 2,216 3,328 Died 45 58 Suspensions 1,n6 1,661 Other Releases 99 57

• MONTHLY PAROLE POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS End of Month Population April 1993 -April 1994

June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

70,809 71,402 71,299 70,656 71,500 71,453 72,397 2,839 2,925 3,055 3,084 3,009 3,048 3,093 2,084 2,115 2,088 2,058 2,060 2,078 2,080

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

75,735 76,445 76,445 75,801 76,572 76,582 n,573

7,024 7,078 7,093 6,928 7,027 7,026 7,107

941 948 990 1,004 982 991 1,015

187 183 184 191 190 192 191

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8,152 8,209 8,267 8,123 8,199 8,209 8,313

83,887 84,654 84,712 83,924 84,n1 84,791 85,886

8,599 8,693 8,571 8,683 8,995 9,164 9,399

7,592 7,716 7,640 7,627 8,002 8,005 8,132 4,669 4,594 4,491 4,438 4,880 4,830 4,885 2,559 2,759 2,730. 2,833 2,842 2,810 2,848

364 363 419 356 280 365 399

8n 806 805 892 862 1,081 1,091

130 171 126 164 131 78 176

9,996 7,917 8,507 9,435 8,173 9,094 8,304

4,498 4,131 4,310 4,158 4,068 3,893 4,228

2,534 2,486 2,550 2,439 2,460 2,271 2,602 1,787 1,443 1,547\ 1,513 1,439 1,440 1,430

1n 202 213 206 169 182 196 I

3,116 2,302 2,26~· , I

2,501 2,407 2,352 1,825

92 52 70i 116 83 79 43 i

2,126 1,375 1,845 2,570 1,503 2,527 2,061

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

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Department of Co a s State of ia

May 1994

Jan Feb Mar Apr Yearly 1994 1994 1994 1994 Difference

72,367 72,497 71,955 71,813 (907)

3,111 3,139 2,994 3,003 189 2,047 2,054 1,966 1,924 (183)

3 3 3 3 (1)

n,528 n,693 76,918 76,743 (902)1

7,102 7,097 6,995 6,963 {..;sa) 1,002 1,002 974 947 53

182 182 175 171 (20) 1 1 1 1 1

8,287 8,282 8,145 8,082 (424)1

85,815 85,975 85,063 84,825 (1,326)1

Monthly Average

9,037 8,485 9,712 9,216 8,8711

7,851 7,439 8,441 8,197 7,814

4,702 4,312 4,915 4,862 4,653

2,749 2,820 3,191 2,980 2,798 399 307 335 355 364

1,021 995 1,109 916 925

165 51 162 103 132

9,066 8,291 10,610 9,350 8,9441

4,214 4,059 5,039 4,493 4,256 2,610 2,528 3,158 2,796 2,558 1,409 1,328 1,593 1,479 1,494

195 202 287 218 203

2,957 2,348 2,981 2,899 2,576

75 68 84 61 71 1,682 1,683 2,261 1,n6 1,911

138 133 245 121 129

Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of California Offender Information Services Branch May 3, 1994

PAROLE Population Movements MONTHLY REPORT -April 1, 1994 - Apri 1 30, 1994

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

POPULATION: Apri 1 1 , 1994 85,063 71,955 6,995 78,950 2,994 974 3,968 1,969 176 2,145

TOTAL RECEIVED 9,216 7,958 804 8,762 320 65 385 63 6 69

Received From Institution 7,800 6,792 655 7,447 291 62 353 0 0 0 First Parole 4,913 4,153 407 4,560 291 52 353 0 0 0 Re-Parole 2,887 2,639 248 2,887 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received From Temp. Status 397 376 19 395 2 0 2 0 0 0 Firs't Parole 304 289 13 302 2 0 2 0 0 0 Re-Parole 93 87 6 93 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received From CYA Parole 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Reinstatements 916 756 130 886 27 3 30 0 0 0 Other Received 101 32 0 32 0 0 0 63 6 69

TOTAL RELEASED 9,350 8,021 813 8,834 )9 92 401 105 10 115

Returned to Institution 4,493 3,943 332 4,275 173 45 218 0 0 0 PRTC and OPRTFT 556 324 27 351 162 43 205 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,492 1,390 89 1,479 11 2 13 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 2,445 2,229 216 2,445 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 2,899 2,406 249 2,655 93 36 129 105 10 115 Died 61 51 7 58 2 1 3 0 0 0

Suspensions 1,776 1,510 216 1,726 40 10 50 0 ,0 0 Released to eYA Parole 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Released 121 111 9 120 1 0 1 0 0

-4:-Net Received-Released -134 -63 -9 -72 11 -27 -16 . -42 -4 Uncategorized Moves -104 -79 -23 -102 -2 0 -2 0 0 0

POPULATION: April 30, 1994 84,825 71,813 6,963 78,776 3,003 947 3,950 1,927 172 2,099

Report # MOVE 7A

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RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAROLE POPULATION BY REGION

APRIL 30, 1994

RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP


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

TOTAL 84,825 100 25,53"1 30.1 25,894 30.5 29,551 34.8 3,849 4.5

TOTAL FELONS 80,875 100 23,834 29.5 24,635 30.5 28,697 3S.5 3,709 4.6

MALE FELONS 73,740 100 21,235 28.8 22,142 30.0 26,921 36.5 3,442 4.7 REGION I 17,098 100 7,270 42.5 3,260 19.1 5,964 34.9 604 3.5 REGION II 14,213 100 3,970 27.9 5,674 39.9 3,650 25.7 919 6.5 REGION III 17,617 100 2,298 13.0 7,490 42.5 6,846 38.9 983 5.6 REGION IV 24,812 100 7,697 31.0 5,718 23.0 10,461 42.2 936 3.8

FEMALE FELONS 7,135 100 2,599 36.4 2,493 34.9 1,776 24.9 267 3.7 REGION I 1,757 100 827 47.1 434 24.7 436 24.8 60 3.4 REGION II 1,303 100 448 34.4 566 43.4 217 16.7 72 5.5 REGION III 1,588 100 365 23.0 801 50.4 382 24.1 40 2.5 REGION IV 2,487 100 959 38.6 692 27.8 741 29.8 95 3.8

TOTAL CNA* 3,950 100 1,697 43.0 1,259 31.9 854 21.6 140 3.5

MALE CNA* 3,003 100 1,263 42.1 1,026 34.2 626 20.8 88 2.9 REGION I 1,477 100 690 46.7 423 28.6 328 22.2 36 2.4 REGION II 404 100 165 40.8 199 49.3 27 6.7 13 3.2 REGION III 479 100 120 25.1 245 51.1 93 19.4 21 4.~ REGION IV 643 100 288 44.8 159 24.7 178 27.7 18 2.8

FEMALE CNA* 947 100 434 4i;1,S 233 24.6 228 24.1 52 5.5 REGION I 533 100 2a~ 4~i. (i 107 20.1 137 25.7 26 4.9 REGION II 94 100 40 42.5 26 21.7 16 17.0 12 12.8 ~EGION III 143 100 47 32.9 63 44.1 27 18.9 6 4.2 REGION IV 177 100 84 47.5 37 20.9 48 27.1 8 4.5

*CIVIL NARCOTIC ADDICTS

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Data Analysis Section Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Brandl

Department of Corrections State of California

May 1994


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 Infonnation 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 new 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.

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Other ReceivedlReleased Inmates returned from or released on bail, own recognizance or for emergency fire fighting. •

First Parole

Released to CY A Parole

Total Received

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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PAROLE POPULATION MOVEMENTS

Other Parole

First Parole

Received from Temporary Release Status

Received from eYA Parole

Reinstatements

Other Received

PRTC and OPRTFT

PWNT and OPRWNT

Suspensions

Released to eYA Parole

Other Released

Total Received

Total Released

Net ReceivedlReleased

Unr.ategorized 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 inmatC':5 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 ouHo-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 1731.5(c) cases.

Parolees transferred to parole S1;,ervision 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, suspende.d or who were released to out-of-state.

The difference between the total number of parolees received on 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

American Indian Cambodian Chinese Colombian Filipino Guamian Guatemalan Hawaiian Indian (from India) Jamaican Japanese Korean Nicaraguan 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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