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Data

Racial Proportions of U.S. Residents, Arrests, Convictions, Prisoners, and Length of Stay

Racial Group

U.S. Population

Offender Population

Arrested Population

Convicted Population

Prison or Jail Dispositions

Average Prison Sentence

Average Length of Stay

White

75%

69%

70%

59%

41%

61 mo

26 mo

Black

12%

22%

28%

38%

42%

68 mo

32 mo

 

Economic Loss to Victims and Costs of Incarceration

Type of Crime

Median Victim Loss

Prison Sentence (mo)

Pretrial Time (mo)

Total Time (mo)

Total Time (mo)

Incarceration Costs*

Robbery

$100

97

5

55

60

$115,000

Burglary

$280

69

5

30

35

$64,100

Larceny theft

$100

43

5

19

24

$42,200

Auto theft

$2,500

41

5

19

22

$42,200

Drug Possession

$0

55

5

19

24

$46,000

 

Three-Year Follow-Up Rate of Rearrest of State Prisoners Released in 1994 by Time Served in Prison

Time Served

Three-Year Rearrest Rates

6 or fewer mo

66.0%

7-12

64.8

13-18

64.2

19-24

65.4

25-30

68.3

31-36

62.6

37-60

63.2

61 or more

54.0

Source: "Reducing America's Correctional Populations: A Strategic Plan, by
James Austin, JFA Institute

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