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Sheet: 2006

Year | StateID | State | Note | Variable (use created variable name)
2006 | 50 | VT | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 44 | RI | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 9 | CT | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 10 | DE | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 2 | AK | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 15 | HI | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 19 | IA | Prisons and jails form one integrated system. Data include total jail and prison population. | All06
2006 | 4 | AZ | Population based on custody counts and inmates in contracted beds. | All06
2006 | 13 | GA | Population based on custody counts. | All06
2006 | 11 | DC | D. C. prisoners were transferred to the Federal Bureau of Prisons in 2001. | All06
2006 | 99 | FE | [Prisoners held in private facilities and local jails:] Includes Federal inmates held in non-secure privately operated facilities (7,144 in 2005 and 7,463 in 2006). | All06
2006 | 1 | AL | Alabama only statistically divides its inmates as those that are HIV positive and those with AIDS. | HIVLESSM
2006 | 1 | AL | Alabama only statistically divides its inmates as those that are HIV positive and those with AIDS. | HIVLESSF
2006 | 1 | AL | Criteria not listed in other categories. | ADOTHM
2006 | 1 | AL | Criteria not listed in other categories. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 1 | AL | Criteria not listed in other categories. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 1 | AL | Criteria not listed in other categories. | RLOTHM
2006 | 1 | AL | Criteria not listed in other categories. | RLOTHF
2006 | 1 | AL | Alabama prisons have not currently been rated as to the official capacity. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 1 | AL | Alabama prisons have not currently been rated as to the official capacity. | [NAME]
2006 | 1 | AL | Majority of Alabama prisons are operating in a state of overcrowding. The total number of beds currently in operation is 25,310. This number represents physical capacity for inmates, but is not based upon staffing, programs and services. Operational capacity has not been determined according to definition. | CAPOPM
2006 | 1 | AL | Majority of Alabama prisons are operating in a state of overcrowding. The total number of beds currently in operation is 25,310. This number represents physical capacity for inmates, but is not based upon staffing, programs and services. Operational capacity has not been determined according to definition. | CAPOPF
2006 | 1 | AL | Majority of Alabama prisons are operating in a state of overcrowding. The total number of beds currently in operation is 25,310. This number represents physical capacity for inmates, but is not based upon staffing, programs and services. Operational capacity has not been determined according to definition. | CAPDESM
2006 | 1 | AL | Majority of Alabama prisons are operating in a state of overcrowding. The total number of beds currently in operation is 25,310. This number represents physical capacity for inmates, but is not based upon staffing, programs and services. Operational capacity has not been determined according to definition. | CAPDESF
2006 | 2 | AK | Court order. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 2 | AK | Court order. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 2 | AK | This year jurisdictional totals include individuals in electronic and special monitoring programs who are under the jurisdiction of the state of Alaska. All capacities are the same as last year. | All06
2006 | 4 | AZ | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 4 | AZ | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 4 | AZ | Community supervision. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 4 | AZ | Community supervision. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 4 | AZ | Deportation. | RLOTHM
2006 | 4 | AZ | Deportation. | RLOTHF
2006 | 4 | AZ | Custody and jurisdiction figures are comparable to last year. Jurisdiction count is based on custody and inmates in contracted beds. The number of inmates housed in private facilities increased. Interstate cases are excluded. | All06
2006 | 5 | AR | Transfers from DCC. | ADOTHM
2006 | 5 | AR | Transfers from DCC. | ADOTHF
2006 | 5 | AR | Court. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 5 | AR | Court. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 5 | AR | [NAME]. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 5 | AR | [NAME]. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 5 | AR | Interstate Compact. | RLOTHM
2006 | 5 | AR | Positive PPD. | HIVOTH
2006 | 6 | CA | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 6 | CA | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 6 | CA | Unknown. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 6 | CA | California is unable to differentiate between inmates in Federal facilities and in other states' facilities. The 505 males entered in item 5a and the 18 females entered in item 5a are representative of the total number of inmates held in Federal facilities and in other States' facilities. | FEDM
2006 | 6 | CA | California is unable to differentiate between inmates in Federal facilities and in other states' facilities. The 505 males entered in item 5a and the 18 females entered in item 5a are representative of the total number of inmates held in Federal facilities and in other States' facilities. | FEDF
2006 | 6 | CA | Population counts for 'inmates with over 1 year maximum sentence(s)' include felons who are temporarily absent, such as in court, jail, hospital, etc. Except for a small number, temporarily absent inmates are absent for less than 30 days. Population counts for 'Unsentenced inmates' include civil addicts who are temporarily absent. They are included because they, like felons, are under the California Department of Corrections' jurisdiction and are typically returned to prison within 30 days.  Population counts include felons and civil addicts who are temporarily absent, such as in court, jail or hospital. | All06
2006 | 6 | CA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 6 | CA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 6 | CA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18M
2006 | 6 | CA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18F
2006 | 8 | CO | Population counts include 201 male inmates and 12 female inmates in the Youthful Offender System. | All06
2006 | 8 | CO | Court ordered release--undetermined. | RLOTHM
2006 | 8 | CO | Court ordered release--undetermined. | RLOTHF
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. | [NAME]
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. Design and Operational capacities do not include the privately run facilities: Bent County Correctional Center (Las Animas, CO), Huerfano Correctional Center (Walsenburg, CO), Crowley County Correctional (Olney Springs, CO), [NAME] (Burlington, CO), Brush Correctional Facility (Brush, CO), Cheyenne Mountain Reentry Center (Colorado Springs, CO), and North Fork Oklahoma Correction Facility (North Fork, OK). | CAPOPM
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. Design and Operational capacities do not include the privately run facilities: Bent County Correctional Center (Las Animas, CO), Huerfano Correctional Center (Walsenburg, CO), Crowley County Correctional (Olney Springs, CO), [NAME] (Burlington, CO), Brush Correctional Facility (Brush, CO), Cheyenne Mountain Reentry Center (Colorado Springs, CO), and North Fork Oklahoma Correction Facility (North Fork, OK). | CAPOPF
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. Design and Operational capacities do not include the privately run facilities: Bent County Correctional Center (Las Animas, CO), Huerfano Correctional Center (Walsenburg, CO), Crowley County Correctional (Olney Springs, CO), [NAME] (Burlington, CO), Brush Correctional Facility (Brush, CO), Cheyenne Mountain Reentry Center (Colorado Springs, CO), and North Fork Oklahoma Correction Facility (North Fork, OK). | CAPDESM
2006 | 8 | CO | Capacity figures exclude 6 privately run facilities under contract with the Department of Corrections. Design and Operational capacities do not include the privately run facilities: Bent County Correctional Center (Las Animas, CO), Huerfano Correctional Center (Walsenburg, CO), Crowley County Correctional (Olney Springs, CO), [NAME] (Burlington, CO), Brush Correctional Facility (Brush, CO), Cheyenne Mountain Reentry Center (Colorado Springs, CO), and North Fork Oklahoma Correction Facility (North Fork, OK). | CAPDESF
2006 | 8 | CO | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 8 | CO | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 9 | CT | Inmates on parole, death in community, no information on death certificate. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | [NAME]
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | CAPOPM
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | CAPOPF
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | CAPDESM
2006 | 9 | CT | Legislation in July 1995 abolished the capacity law. The capacity of a facility is a fluid number based upon the needs of the department. The needs are dictated by security issues, populations, court decrees, legal mandates, staffing and physical plant areas or facilities that are serving other purposes or have been decommissioned. As such, the actual capacity of a facility is subject to change. | CAPDESF
2006 | 10 | DE | Court ordered releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 10 | DE | Court ordered releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 10 | DE | Unknown. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 10 | DE | Only inmates housed in Delaware facilities are included in jurisdiction total. | FACINCLM
2006 | 10 | DE | Only inmates housed in Delaware facilities are included in jurisdiction total. | FACINCLF
2006 | 10 | DE | Only inmates housed in Delaware facilities are included in jurisdiction total. | [NAME]
2006 | 10 | DE | Only inmates housed in Delaware facilities are included in jurisdiction total. | JURTOTF
2006 | 10 | DE | IV drug user, gay/bisexual, other high risk sexual activity. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | [NAME]
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | CAPOPM
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | CAPOPF
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | CAPDESM
2006 | 10 | DE | Capacity counts include Department of Correction halfway houses. | CAPDESF
2006 | 99 | FE | Rated capacity as of December 31, 2006, was 119,243 (37 percent)--total for males and females. This does not include contract bed space. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 99 | FE | Rated capacity as of December 31, 2006, was 119,243 (37 percent)--total for males and females. This does not include contract bed space. | [NAME]
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes 7,463 inmates (6,484 males and 979 females) held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]). | PVINM
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes 7,463 inmates (6,484 males and 979 females) held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]). | PVINF
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in secure facilities where the BOP had a direct contract with a private operator. Also includes inmates housed in secure facilities where there was a sub-contract with a private provider at a local government facility. | PVOTHM
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in secure facilities where the BOP had a direct contract with a private operator. Also includes inmates housed in secure facilities where there was a sub-contract with a private provider at a local government facility. | PVOTHF
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in secure facilities where the BOP had a direct contract with a private operator. Also includes inmates housed in secure facilities where there was a sub-contract with a private provider at a local government facility. Includes 7,463 inmates (6,484 males and 979 females) held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]) as well as 1,445 offenders on home confinement (1,290 males and 155 females). | PVINCLM
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in secure facilities where the BOP had a direct contract with a private operator. Also includes inmates housed in secure facilities where there was a sub-contract with a private provider at a local government facility. Includes 7,463 inmates (6,484 males and 979 females) held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]) as well as 1,445 offenders on home confinement (1,290 males and 155 females). | PVINCLF
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in jail/short-term detention and others held in non-federal secure facilities. | LFM
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in jail/short-term detention and others held in non-federal secure facilities. | LFF
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in jail/short-term detention and others held in non-federal secure facilities. | LFINCLM
2006 | 99 | FE | Includes inmates housed in jail/short-term detention and others held in non-federal secure facilities. | LFINCLF
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | FEDM
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | FEDF
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | OTHSTM
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | OTHSTF
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | FACINCLM
2006 | 99 | FE | Inmates housed in state-operated facilities are included in item 4. | FACINCLF
2006 | 99 | FE | 192 juveniles held in contract facilities are included in jurisdiction counts, but excluded from the breakdown in items 3-5. | All06
2006 | 12 | FL | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 12 | FL | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 12 | FL | Program supervision violation. | ADOTHM
2006 | 12 | FL | Program supervision violation. | ADOTHF
2006 | 12 | FL | Control release, out to court, out by permission, parole reinstated, etc. | RLOTHM
2006 | 12 | FL | Control release, out to court, out by permission, parole reinstated, etc. | RLOTHF
2006 | 12 | FL | Custody counts are not comparable to 2005 estimates because some private facilities were inadvertently included in the 2005 count. Jurisdiction counts are not comparable to 2005 because inmates with a sentence of 365 days were included in counts for inmates with sentences of more than 1 year instead of 1 year or less. | All06
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | [NAME]
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPOPM
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPOPF
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPDESM
2006 | 12 | FL | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPDESF
2006 | 12 | FL | Health services requested that we not break down the data further. | HIVASYMM
2006 | 12 | FL | Health services requested that we not break down the data further. | HIVASYMF
2006 | 12 | FL | Health services requested that we not break down the data further. | HIVLESSM
2006 | 12 | FL | Health services requested that we not break down the data further. | HIVLESSF
2006 | 13 | GA | Population counts are based on custody data, including inmates in privately operated facilities. Population counts exclude an undetermined number of inmates housed in local jails awaiting transfer to prison. Inmates housed in local jails are not considered part of the prison population until they are admitted. | All06
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | [NAME]
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | CAPOPM
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | CAPOPF
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | CAPDESM
2006 | 13 | GA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. The state of Georgia only has maximum operating capacity. | CAPDESF
2006 | 15 | HI | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 15 | HI | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 15 | HI | Administrative release, released to other jurisdiction, supervised release, other, status change. | RLOTHM
2006 | 15 | HI | Administrative release, released to other jurisdiction, supervised release, other, status change. | RLOTHF
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | [NAME]
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | CAPOPM
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | CAPOPF
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | CAPDESM
2006 | 15 | HI | The total operational capacity is 3,487 and the total design capacity is 2,451. Male and female capacities cannot be determined. Hawaii's integrated prison and jail system does not have a rated capacity. | CAPDESF
2006 | 15 | HI | [[NAME] and custody counts:] Sentenced felon probationers and probation violators are excluded from count of 'total maximum sentence of more than 1 year' and included with count of 'a total maximum sentence of 1 year or less.' | All06
2006 | 15 | HI | Includes dual jurisdiction inmates who are sentenced to both Federal and State of Hawaii charges and currently housed in Federal facilities. | FEDM
2006 | 15 | HI | Includes dual jurisdiction inmates who are sentenced to both Federal and State of Hawaii charges and currently housed in Federal facilities. | FEDF
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Idaho defines rated capacity as 100 percent of their maximum capacity. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Idaho defines rated capacity as 100 percent of their maximum capacity. | [NAME]
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Idaho defines operational capacity as 95 percent of maximum capacity. | CAPOPM
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Idaho defines operational capacity as 95 percent of maximum capacity. | CAPOPF
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Design capacity is based on original facility designed occupancy. | CAPDESM
2006 | 16 | ID | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Design capacity is based on original facility designed occupancy. | CAPDESF
2006 | 16 | ID | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 16 | ID | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 16 | ID | Parole violators released to parole. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 16 | ID | Parole violators released to parole. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 16 | ID | IV drug users, sexually promiscuous. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 17 | IL | Counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number with a sentence of 1 year. | All06
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian American/Pacific Islander. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian American/Pacific Islander. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | COMMITM
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | COMMITF
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADCRNEWM
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADCRNEWF
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADCRNOM
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADCRNOF
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADRETM
2006 | 18 | IN | Other conditional release violators and returns from appeal or bond cannot be differentiated and are included in new court commitments. | ADRETF
2006 | 18 | IN | [Other admissions and other conditional releases:] Community transition program--per statute under this program qualified offenders are released from a facility to complete their sentence in a community based program. Program failures may be returned to a facility. | ADOTHM
2006 | 18 | IN | [Other admissions and other conditional releases:] Community transition program--per statute under this program qualified offenders are released from a facility to complete their sentence in a community based program. Program failures may be returned to a facility. | ADOTHF
2006 | 18 | IN | [Other admissions and other conditional releases:] Community transition program--per statute under this program qualified offenders are released from a facility to complete their sentence in a community based program. Program failures may be returned to a facility. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 18 | IN | [Other admissions and other conditional releases:] Community transition program--per statute under this program qualified offenders are released from a facility to complete their sentence in a community based program. Program failures may be returned to a facility. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 18 | IN | Terminations of sentence determined by parole board. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 18 | IN | Terminations of sentence determined by parole board. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 18 | IN | Offenders have been temporarily absent for more than 30 days on December 31, 2003. | RLOTHM
2006 | 18 | IN | Offenders have been temporarily absent for more than 30 days on December 31, 2003. | RLOTHF
2006 | 18 | IN | High risk groups are defined as offenders having received a blood transfusion prior to 1985, known prostitutes and intravenous drug users and [NAME] or [NAME] offenders. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander in our database are not separated. | ASIANM
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander in our database are not separated. | ASIANF
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander in our database are not separated. | NHPIM
2006 | 18 | IN | Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander in our database are not separated. | NHPIF
2006 | 19 | IA | Safekeeper, work release revocation, violation program placement, shock probation revocation, returned out of state. | ADOTHM
2006 | 19 | IA | Safekeeper, work release revocation, violation program placement, shock probation revocation, returned out of state. | ADOTHF
2006 | 19 | IA | Counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number of inmates with a sentence of less than 1 year and unsentenced inmates. Iowa does not differentiate between these groups in its data system. Due to a change in reporting this year, out of State inmates have been included in jurisdiction counts. | All06
2006 | 19 | IA | Release by court order. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 19 | IA | Release by court order. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 19 | IA | Violator program release, transfer to OWI facility, release to work release. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 19 | IA | Violator program release, transfer to OWI facility, release to work release. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 19 | IA | There is a change in reporting this year. To further refine the survey, out of state inmates have been included in item 5b. | OTHSTM
2006 | 19 | IA | Item 9d does not equal item 2a. During the year adjustments are made. There are 19 females short and 19 males too many in the releases. When the adjustment is made, the two items are equal. | OTHSTF
2006 | 20 | KS | Population counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number with a sentence of 1 year or less (as a result of sentencing under the Kansas Sentencing Guidelines Act of 1993). | All06
2006 | 20 | KS | As described by CDC. | HIVOTH
2006 | 21 | KY | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 21 | KY | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 21 | KY | Active released. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 21 | KY | Active released. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 21 | KY | Discharge county inmate. | RLOTHF
2006 | 21 | KY | Other death. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 21 | KY | Other death. | DTHOTHF
2006 | 22 | LA | Counts are as of December 27, 2006. The 14,953 males and 1,244 females housed in local facilities are the result of 'Corrections Coalition' forged by the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections, the Louisiana Sheriff's Associations, and other local authorities to assure maximum efficiency in the use of prisoner beds at the state and local levels. The Department and local public entities are authorized by law to execute Cooperative Endeavor Agreements, whereby local entities agree to provide jail space in excess of local needs in exchange for the State's commitment to utilize a fixed available and allows expansion of the number of beds for local as well as State use. | All06
2006 | 22 | LA | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 22 | LA | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 22 | LA | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 22 | LA | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 22 | LA | Released unsatisfactory/released in error. | RLOTHM
2006 | 22 | LA | Released unsatisfactory/released in error. | RLOTHF
2006 | 22 | LA | The unsentenced are evacuees from Hurricane Katrina and other pre-trial offenders housed due to the decreased capacity in Orleans and [NAME] parish jails. | CUSUNSM
2006 | 22 | LA | The unsentenced are evacuees from Hurricane Katrina and other pre-trial offenders housed due to the decreased capacity in Orleans and [NAME] parish jails. | CUSUNSF
2006 | 22 | LA | The unsentenced are evacuees from Hurricane Katrina and other pre-trial offenders housed due to the decreased capacity in Orleans and [NAME] parish jails. | JURUNSM
2006 | 22 | LA | The unsentenced are evacuees from Hurricane Katrina and other pre-trial offenders housed due to the decreased capacity in Orleans and [NAME] parish jails. | JURUNSF
2006 | 22 | LA | Due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina Orleans and [NAME] parish prison capacities are down; therefore, local jail population is down from the 2004 numbers. | LFM
2006 | 22 | LA | Due to the effects of Hurricane Katrina Orleans and [NAME] parish prison capacities are down; therefore, local jail population is down from the 2004 numbers. | LFF
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | [NAME]
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | CAPOPM
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | CAPOPF
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | CAPDESM
2006 | 22 | LA | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Evacuees have been added into totals. | CAPDESF
2006 | 23 | ME | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 23 | ME | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 23 | ME | Supervised community confinement. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 23 | ME | Supervised community confinement. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 23 | ME | These numbers are lower because one of the programs in this area was terminated during the year. | LFM
2006 | 23 | ME | These numbers are lower because one of the programs in this area was terminated during the year. | LFF
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | [NAME]
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | CAPOPM
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | CAPOPF
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | CAPDESM
2006 | 23 | ME | Towards the end of 2001, some emergency capacity was used because of delays in new construction. Since the first of the year, that construction has been coming on line. The new numbers will be reflected in the mid-year report. The number differences are significant only because the numbers are low. When a change of 2 makes a fifty or one hundred percent difference, the percent change is large, but the change is still only two. | CAPDESF
2006 | 24 | MD | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 24 | MD | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 24 | MD | Undetermined. | Alldeath06
2006 | 24 | MD | While population totals are manual population counts, sentence length is estimated from Maryland's automated data system and applied to the manual data. | All06
2006 | 24 | MD | With inmate consent. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 24 | MD | Medical. | HIVOTH
2006 | 24 | MD | Cannot differentiate males from females in this item. | LFM
2006 | 24 | MD | Cannot differentiate males from females in this item. | LFF
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | [NAME]
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | CAPOPM
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | CAPOPF
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | CAPDESM
2006 | 24 | MD | Maryland does not have a rated capacity, although its facilities previously had an ACA rating. Maryland no longer reports design capacity because, due to renovations and other changes, actual capacities have changed so much since the design capacity was originally set that the number has become meaningless to Maryland. Operational capacity was estimated by applying a percentage to the custody population on December 31, 2003. | CAPDESF
2006 | 24 | MD | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 24 | MD | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 25 | MA | By law, offenders may be sentenced to terms of up to 2 1/2 years in locally operated jails and correctional institutions. Such populations are included in counts and rates for local jails and correctional institutions. Counts exclude 6,200 inmates serving sentences of more than one year but held in local jails.  At the request of the Massachusetts Department of Corrections, these individuals are included in BJS calculations of imprisonment rates reported in the annual Prisoners bulletins. Jurisdiction and custody counts include an undetermined number of inmates who were remanded to court, transferred to the custody of another State, Federal, or locally operated system, and subsequently released. | All06
2006 | 25 | MA | Court releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 25 | MA | Court releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 25 | MA | Includes 28 males serving concurrent federal and Massachusetts state prison sentences housed in federal facilities. | FEDM
2006 | 25 | MA | Includes 26 males serving concurrent Massachusetts state prison sentences and sentences from another state housed in other states' facilities. Also includes 3 males and 1 female housed internationally. | OTHSTM
2006 | 25 | MA | Includes 26 males serving concurrent Massachusetts state prison sentences and sentences from another state housed in other states' facilities. Also includes 3 males and 1 female housed internationally. | OTHSTF
2006 | 25 | MA | Includes 50 males awaiting trial for the state housed in a county facility. | JURUNSM
2006 | 26 | MI | Operational capacity includes institution and camp net capacities and populations in community programs on December 31, 2006 since community programs do not have a fixed capacity. | CAPOPM
2006 | 26 | MI | Operational capacity includes institution and camp net capacities and populations in community programs on December 31, 2006 since community programs do not have a fixed capacity. | CAPOPF
2006 | 26 | MI | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 26 | MI | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 26 | MI | Unknown. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 26 | MI | Unknown. | DTHOTHF
2006 | 27 | MN | Counts include inmates housed in local jails or private contract facilities, or on work release and community work crew programs. | All06
2006 | 27 | MN | Temporary holds. | ADOTHM
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | CAPRATEM
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | [NAME]
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | CAPOPM
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | CAPOPF
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | CAPDESM
2006 | 27 | MN | Minnesota only used one way to define capacity (operational). | CAPDESF
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | [NAME]
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | CAPOPM
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | CAPOPF
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | CAPDESM
2006 | 28 | MS | Operational and design capacities include private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Not broken down by male and female. Capacity on December 31, 2006 was 22,116. | CAPDESF
2006 | 28 | MS | Records clean-up. | RLOTHM
2006 | 28 | MS | Records clean-up. | RLOTHF
2006 | 28 | MS | Fire fighter died in house fire. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 28 | MS | Custody counts exclude county regional facilities--undetermined sentence length: male 602, female 101. Jurisdiction counts include county regional facilities--undetermined sentence length: male 1120, female 135. | All06
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | CAPOPM
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | CAPOPF
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | CAPDESM
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | CAPDESF
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Missouri does not use a rated capacity. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 29 | MO | Design capacities are not available for older prisons, and the state does not have updated design capacity for prison extension or improvements. Missouri does not use a rated capacity. Operational capacity is defined as the number of available beds, including those temporarily off-line. | [NAME]
2006 | 29 | MO | Erroneous release. | ADOTHM
2006 | 29 | MO | Court ordered discharge. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 29 | MO | Court ordered discharge. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 29 | MO | Board hold over releases. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 29 | MO | Board hold over releases. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 29 | MO | Needle sharing, sexual activity, blood exposure. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 29 | MO | Jurisdiction and custody counts for 2005 and 2006 are not comparable because 2 Community Release Centers were excluded in the 2005 data.  These centers are a Probation and Parole entity no longer part of Division of Adult Institutions and no longer have inmate status. | All06
2006 | 29 | MO | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 29 | MO | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | [NAME]
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | CAPOPM
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | CAPOPF
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | CAPDESM
2006 | 30 | MT | Capacity figures include 2 county operated regional prisons (an estimated 300 beds), 1 private prison (500 beds), and a State operated boot camp (60 beds). Operational capacity increased by 70 beds as a result of reopening an old reception facility. | CAPDESF
2006 | 30 | MT | Amerasian/Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 30 | MT | Amerasian/Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 30 | MT | Return from Montana State Hospital. | ADOTHM
2006 | 30 | MT | Return from Montana State Hospital. | ADOTHF
2006 | 30 | MT | Conditional release/Intensive Supervision. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 30 | MT | Conditional release/Intensive Supervision. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 30 | MT | Transfers to Montana State Hospital. | RLOTHM
2006 | 30 | MT | Transfers to Montana State Hospital. | RLOTHF
2006 | 30 | MT | Population counts include a small number of inmates with unknown sentence length.  Some community corrections offenders enrolled in certain programs were being erroneously reported as inmates. Prior year numbers have been corrected. | All06
2006 | 30 | MT | Interstate Compact inmates. | FACINCLM
2006 | 30 | MT | Interstate Compact inmates. | FACINCLF
2006 | 31 | NE | By statute, inmates are housed where they are sentenced by the judge and are never housed in local jails or by another State in order to ease prison crowding. | All06
2006 | 31 | NE | Operational capacity is defined as stress capacity (or 125 percent of design capacity for designated facilities). This capacity is ordered by the governor, but set by the Department of Corrections. The total for design and operational capacity for female institutions includes only the department's single female multi-custody facility. The department operates two co-ed facilities that represent 290 in design capacity which are represented in male design and operational capacities. | CAPOPM
2006 | 31 | NE | Operational capacity is defined as stress capacity (or 125 percent of design capacity for designated facilities). This capacity is ordered by the governor, but set by the Department of Corrections. The total for design and operational capacity for female institutions includes only the department's single female multi-custody facility. The department operates two co-ed facilities that represent 290 in design capacity which are represented in male design and operational capacities. | CAPOPF
2006 | 31 | NE | Operational capacity is defined as stress capacity (or 125 percent of design capacity for designated facilities). This capacity is ordered by the governor, but set by the Department of Corrections. The total for design and operational capacity for female institutions includes only the department's single female multi-custody facility. The department operates two co-ed facilities that represent 290 in design capacity which are represented in male design and operational capacities. | CAPDESM
2006 | 31 | NE | Operational capacity is defined as stress capacity (or 125 percent of design capacity for designated facilities). This capacity is ordered by the governor, but set by the Department of Corrections. The total for design and operational capacity for female institutions includes only the department's single female multi-custody facility. The department operates two co-ed facilities that represent 290 in design capacity which are represented in male design and operational capacities. | CAPDESF
2006 | 31 | NE | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 31 | NE | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 31 | NE | Vacated/amended. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 31 | NE | Vacated/amended. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 32 | NV | Increase due to population increase. Nevada accepts unsentenced inmates for counties within the State awaiting sentencing due to discipline, medical or safety issues. | All06
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | [NAME]
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | CAPDESM
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | CAPDESF
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | CAPOPM
2006 | 32 | NV | Nevada reports its emergency capacity as rated capacity. The Department of Corrections is budgeted for the emergency capacity. Design capacity is defined as one bed per cell. The Nevada Department of Prisons' capacity includes SNWCC which is now owned by the Nevada Department of Corrections. This facility is located in Nevada and is solely dedicated to the housing of Nevada's female inmates only. | CAPOPF
2006 | 32 | NV | Cuban. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 32 | NV | Illegal active sex, tattoo excreta. | HIVOTH
2006 | 32 | NV | Includes residential confinement which are (SB 317) Residential Confinement, ([NAME]) DUI program is supervised by Parole and probation but (SB 184) Drug Court supervised by Parole and [NAME] and the County Court. | LFM
2006 | 32 | NV | Includes residential confinement which are (SB 317) Residential Confinement, ([NAME]) DUI program is supervised by Parole and probation but (SB 184) Drug Court supervised by Parole and [NAME] and the County Court. | LFF
2006 | 33 | NH | Secure psychiatric unit commitments. | ADOTHM
2006 | 33 | NH | Secure psychiatric unit commitments. | ADOTHF
2006 | 33 | NH | Court ordered release. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 33 | NH | Court ordered release. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 33 | NH | Parole violators not revoked. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 33 | NH | Parole violators not revoked. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 34 | NJ | Population counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number with a sentence of 1 year. The Department of Corrections has no jurisdiction over inmates with sentences of less than 1 year or over unsentenced inmates. | All06
2006 | 34 | NJ | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 34 | NJ | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 34 | NJ | ISP (Intensive Supervision Program). | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 34 | NJ | ISP (Intensive Supervision Program). | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 34 | NJ | Unknown. | RLOTHM
2006 | 34 | NJ | Unknown. | RLOTHF
2006 | 34 | NJ | Pending information. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 34 | NJ | Rated capacity figures are not maintained. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 34 | NJ | Rated capacity figures are not maintained. | [NAME]
2006 | 34 | NJ | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 34 | NJ | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 34 | NJ | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18M
2006 | 34 | NJ | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18F
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | [NAME]
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Operational capacity includes the maximum number of contracted beds in private facilities. | CAPOPM
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. Operational capacity includes the maximum number of contracted beds in private facilities. | CAPOPF
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPDESM
2006 | 35 | NM | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. | CAPDESF
2006 | 35 | NM | Diagnostic. | ADOTHM
2006 | 35 | NM | Diagnostic. | ADOTHF
2006 | 35 | NM | Diagnostic. | RLOTHM
2006 | 35 | NM | Diagnostic. | RLOTHF
2006 | 35 | NM | Upon intake, all inmates offered testing. | HIVOTH
2006 | 35 | NM | The Department houses inmates at three county facilities that are run by private contractors. Under this arrangement, the total number of inmates is 2,125. | PVINM
2006 | 35 | NM | The Department houses inmates at three county facilities that are run by private contractors. Under this arrangement, the total number of inmates is 2,125. | PVINF
2006 | 36 | NY | Pending. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 36 | NY | Past behavior. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 36 | NY | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 36 | NY | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | [NAME]
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | CAPOPM
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | CAPOPF
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | CAPDESM
2006 | 37 | NC | Capacity figures refer to standard operating capacity, based on single occupancy per cell or 50 square feet per inmate in dormitory setting. | CAPDESF
2006 | 37 | NC | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 37 | NC | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 37 | NC | Court-ordered releases. | RLOTHM
2006 | 37 | NC | Court-ordered releases. | RLOTHF
2006 | 37 | NC | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 37 | NC | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 37 | NC | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18M
2006 | 37 | NC | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18F
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | [NAME]
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | CAPOPM
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | CAPOPF
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | CAPDESM
2006 | 38 | ND | Capacities include a new facility that opened in 1998 and account for double bunking in the State Penitentiary. | CAPDESF
2006 | 38 | ND | Court order. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 38 | ND | Court order. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 39 | OH | Transitional control violators. | ADOTHM
2006 | 39 | OH | Transitional control violators. | ADOTHF
2006 | 39 | OH | Population counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number with a sentence of 1 year or less. | All06
2006 | 39 | OH | Vacated sentence. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 39 | OH | Vacated sentence. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 39 | OH | Transitional control releases. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 39 | OH | Transitional control releases. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | [NAME]
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | CAPOPM
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | CAPOPF
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | CAPDESM
2006 | 40 | OK | Includes capacity of private and contract facilities and inmates housed in them. As of November 4, 1998, Oklahoma has 1 type of capacity which includes State prisons, private prisons, and contract jails. | CAPDESF
2006 | 40 | OK | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 40 | OK | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 40 | OK | Chronic renal failure (1). Pending medical examiner findings (1). | DTHOTHM
2006 | 40 | OK | In the context of blood borne pathogen exposure. | HIVOTH
2006 | 40 | OK | Consists mainly of offenders ordered by the court to the Delayed Sentencing Program for Young Adults pursuant to 22 O.S. 996 through 996.3. | CUSLT1M
2006 | 40 | OK | Consists mainly of offenders ordered by the court to the Delayed Sentencing Program for Young Adults pursuant to 22 O.S. 996 through 996.3. | CUSLT1F
2006 | 40 | OK | Consists mainly of offenders ordered by the court to the Delayed Sentencing Program for Young Adults pursuant to 22 O.S. 996 through 996.3. | JURLT1M
2006 | 40 | OK | Consists mainly of offenders ordered by the court to the Delayed Sentencing Program for Young Adults pursuant to 22 O.S. 996 through 996.3. | JURLT1F
2006 | 40 | OK | GPS numbers excluded from all questions: Male 303 Female 128 Total 431. Interstate Compact "IN" excluded from all [NAME] questions: Male 70, [NAME], Total 76. | All06
2006 | 40 | OK | Offenders in DOC County Jail Program and Out to Court are included in jurisdiction counts. Males 1064, Females 145, Total 1209. Offenders in DOC County Jail Program, Out to Court, and escapes are included in jurisdiction counts. [NAME], Females 24, Total 746. | LFM
2006 | 40 | OK | Offenders in DOC County Jail Program and Out to Court are included in jurisdiction counts. Males 1064, Females 145, Total 1209. Offenders in DOC County Jail Program, Out to Court, and escapes are included in jurisdiction counts. [NAME], Females 24, Total 746. | LFF
2006 | 40 | OK | Interstate Compact "OUT"--Males 71, Females 5, Total 76. Offenders in custody of other states mainly consists of escapees. [NAME], Females 7, Total 50. | FEDM
2006 | 40 | OK | Interstate Compact "OUT"--Males 71, Females 5, Total 76. Offenders in custody of other states mainly consists of escapees. [NAME], Females 7, Total 50. | FEDF
2006 | 40 | OK | Interstate Compact "OUT"--Males 71, Females 5, Total 76. Offenders in custody of other states mainly consists of escapees. [NAME], Females 7, Total 50. | OTHSTM
2006 | 40 | OK | Interstate Compact "OUT"--Males 71, Females 5, Total 76. Offenders in custody of other states mainly consists of escapees. [NAME], Females 7, Total 50. | OTHSTF
2006 | 41 | OR | Most inmates with under a 1 year maximum sentence remain under the control of local counties, rather than the Oregon Department of Corrections. | All06
2006 | 41 | OR | Self-identified. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 41 | OR | Oregon does not recognize rated capacity. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 41 | OR | Oregon does not recognize rated capacity. | [NAME]
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | [NAME]
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | CAPOPM
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | CAPOPF
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | CAPDESM
2006 | 42 | PA | As of May 31, 2004, the Department began using a new capacity reporting system based on design as well as other critical factors such as facility infrastructure, support services, and programming. | CAPDESF
2006 | 42 | PA | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 42 | PA | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 42 | PA | Parole detentioners, administrative, transfers to State Hospital. | ADOTHM
2006 | 42 | PA | Parole detentioners, administrative, transfers to State Hospital. | ADOTHF
2006 | 42 | PA | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 42 | PA | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 42 | PA | Release detentioners, State Hospital. | RLOTHM
2006 | 42 | PA | Release detentioners, State Hospital. | RLOTHF
2006 | 42 | PA | Undetermined--cause of death has not been determined, still under review. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 42 | PA | Inmate may be compelled to have HIV testing during an occupational exp. As long as employer followed ACT 148. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 42 | PA | Receiving more inmates under the State Intermediate Program (SIP) and there is a lag time until sentence is determined. These unsentenced inmates will move to a two year sentence. | CUSUNSM
2006 | 42 | PA | Receiving more inmates under the State Intermediate Program (SIP) and there is a lag time until sentence is determined. These unsentenced inmates will move to a two year sentence. | CUSUNSF
2006 | 42 | PA | Receiving more inmates under the State Intermediate Program (SIP) and there is a lag time until sentence is determined. These unsentenced inmates will move to a two year sentence. | JURUNSM
2006 | 42 | PA | Receiving more inmates under the State Intermediate Program (SIP) and there is a lag time until sentence is determined. These unsentenced inmates will move to a two year sentence. | JURUNSF
2006 | 42 | PA | Placing more inmates in Group Homes. | PVINM
2006 | 42 | PA | Placing more inmates in Group Homes. | PVINF
2006 | 44 | RI | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 44 | RI | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 44 | RI | Discharge per court order. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 44 | RI | Discharge per court order. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 44 | RI | Pending. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 44 | RI | Pending. | DTHOTHF
2006 | 45 | SC | SCDC 'Other' category. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 45 | SC | SCDC 'Other' category. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 45 | SC | Resentenced. | ADOTHM
2006 | 45 | SC | Resentenced. | ADOTHF
2006 | 45 | SC | Court ordered, pardoned, and remanded. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 45 | SC | Resentenced. | RLOTHM
2006 | 45 | SC | Resentenced. | RLOTHF
2006 | 45 | SC | South Carolina houses unsentenced inmates who are on YOA (Youthful Offender Act) observation status; however, the count was zero on December 31, 2006. The December 31, 2006 count includes 18 males under the category of 'unsentenced', 6 safekeepers and 12 ICC inmates. | CUSUNSM
2006 | 45 | SC | South Carolina houses unsentenced inmates who are on YOA (Youthful Offender Act) observation status; however, the count was zero on December 31, 2006. The December 31, 2006 count includes 18 males under the category of 'unsentenced', 6 safekeepers and 12 ICC inmates. | CUSUNSF
2006 | 45 | SC | [[NAME] and custody totals:] Population counts include 36 inmates who were unsentenced, under safekeeping, or ICC status. As of July 1, 2003, South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) began releasing inmates due for release and housed in SCDC institutions on the first day of each month. Since January 1, 2007 was a holiday, inmates eligible for release on January 1 were released on December 31, 2006. Therefore the inmate count was at its lowest point for the month on December 31, 2006. | All06
2006 | 45 | SC | The 12 male and 1 female inmates reported in the jurisdictional count, housed in privately-operated correctional facilities, were housed in privately operated medical facilities. | PVINM
2006 | 45 | SC | The 12 male and 1 female inmates reported in the jurisdictional count, housed in privately-operated correctional facilities, were housed in privately operated medical facilities. | PVINF
2006 | 45 | SC | Of the 381 inmates reported in the jurisdictional count, housed in local facilities, 6 males were housed at the Department of Juvenile Justice. The remaining 375 were housed in 'designated facilities' or 'absent with leave' to county or local facilities. | LFM
2006 | 45 | SC | Of the 381 inmates reported in the jurisdictional count, housed in local facilities, 6 males were housed at the Department of Juvenile Justice. The remaining 375 were housed in 'designated facilities' or 'absent with leave' to county or local facilities. | LFF
2006 | 46 | SD | Operational capacity is planned capacity. | CAPOPM
2006 | 46 | SD | Operational capacity is planned capacity. | CAPOPF
2006 | 46 | SD | Rated and design capacities are not recognized. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 46 | SD | Rated and design capacities are not recognized. | [NAME]
2006 | 46 | SD | Rated and design capacities are not recognized. Planned capacity excluding Federal boarders. | CAPDESM
2006 | 46 | SD | Rated and design capacities are not recognized. Planned capacity excluding Federal boarders. | CAPDESF
2006 | 46 | SD | Do not include SIS or Feds. | ADOTHM
2006 | 46 | SD | Do not include SIS or Feds. | ADOTHF
2006 | 46 | SD | Paroles presumptive and discretionary. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 46 | SD | Paroles presumptive and discretionary. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 46 | SD | Inmates under sentence of probation who as a condition of probation must serve up to 180 days in State Prison. | CUSLT1M
2006 | 46 | SD | Inmates under sentence of probation who as a condition of probation must serve up to 180 days in State Prison. | CUSLT1F
2006 | 46 | SD | Inmates under sentence of probation who as a condition of probation must serve up to 180 days in State Prison. | JURLT1M
2006 | 46 | SD | Inmates under sentence of probation who as a condition of probation must serve up to 180 days in State Prison. | JURLT1F
2006 | 46 | SD | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 46 | SD | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 46 | SD | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18M
2006 | 46 | SD | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18F
2006 | 46 | SD | [NAME] holds. | CUSUNSM
2006 | 46 | SD | [NAME] holds. | CUSUNSF
2006 | 47 | TN | Community Corrections. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 47 | TN | Community Corrections. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 47 | TN | Population counts of inmates with a sentence of more than 1 year include an undetermined number with a sentence of exactly 1 year. | All06
2006 | 47 | TN | Pending, unknown. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 47 | TN | In 1999 Tennessee changed a bed reception center from coed to females only. This allowed them to bring in more female felons who were being housed in local jails. | CUSTOTM
2006 | 47 | TN | In 1999 Tennessee changed a bed reception center from coed to females only. This allowed them to bring in more female felons who were being housed in local jails. | CUSTOTF
2006 | 47 | TN | Historically Tennessee does not include local sentenced felons in the jurisdiction counts. 1999 was the first year that they have included locally sentenced felons in the jurisdiction counts. | [NAME]
2006 | 47 | TN | Historically Tennessee does not include local sentenced felons in the jurisdiction counts. 1999 was the first year that they have included locally sentenced felons in the jurisdiction counts. | JURTOTF
2006 | 47 | TN | A new privately operated facility opened in November 2002. | PVINM
2006 | 47 | TN | A new privately operated facility opened in November 2002. | PVINF
2006 | 47 | TN | The operating capacity for one women's prison increased; beds were added in Fall 2001 but were online in June 2002 (256 total). | CAPOPM
2006 | 47 | TN | The operating capacity for one women's prison increased; beds were added in Fall 2001 but were online in June 2002 (256 total). | CAPOPF
2006 | 47 | TN | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNM
2006 | 47 | TN | Reports foreign-born inmates rather than noncitizens. | CUSCTZNF
2006 | 48 | TX | Jurisdiction counts include inmates serving time in a pre-parole transfer (PPT) or intermediate sanctions facility (ISF), substance abuse felony punishment facility (SAFPF), temporary releases to counties, and 'paper ready' inmates in local jails. | All06
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | [NAME]
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | CAPDESM
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | CAPDESF
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | CAPOPM
2006 | 48 | TX | Capacities exclude county jail beds because they do not have a minimum or maximum number of beds available for paper ready and bench warrant inmates. The count varies with demand. | CAPOPF
2006 | 48 | TX | Other and unknown. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 48 | TX | Other and unknown. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 48 | TX | Transfers between divisions and adjustments. | ADOTHM
2006 | 48 | TX | Transfers between divisions and adjustments. | ADOTHF
2006 | 48 | TX | DMS. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 48 | TX | DMS. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 48 | TX | Executions, transfers between divisions and adjustments. | RLOTHM
2006 | 48 | TX | Executions, transfers between divisions and adjustments. | RLOTHF
2006 | 48 | TX | Offenders in custody are all offenders currently serving time in a facility owned and operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). The number of offenders under jurisdiction includes offenders in the custody definition as well as offenders held in privately operated prisons, ISF's, [NAME]'s, PPT's, and halfway houses; offenders temporarily released to a county less than 30 days; and offenders awaiting paperwork for transfer to state funded custody. | All06
2006 | 49 | UT | Discharge inmate case/hold. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 49 | UT | Discharge inmate case/hold. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 49 | UT | Court-ordered release. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 49 | UT | Court-ordered release. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 49 | UT | Appeal filed/case pending. | RLOTHM
2006 | 49 | UT | Exposure. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | [NAME]
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | CAPOPM
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | CAPOPF
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | CAPDESM
2006 | 51 | VA | Virginia does not keep capacity figures in the terms defined in the survey. Virginia DOC maintains a count of beds, called 'capacity', which most closely fits the definition for 'rated capacity' in this survey. Rated capacity is the DOC count of beds, which takes into account the number of inmates that can be accommodated based on staff, programs, services, and design. | CAPDESF
2006 | 51 | VA | Other. | ADDRACEM
2006 | 51 | VA | Other. | ADDRACEF
2006 | 51 | VA | Court order. | RLCOOTHM
2006 | 51 | VA | Court order. | RLCOOTHF
2006 | 51 | VA | Executions/other. | RLOTHM
2006 | 51 | VA | Executions/other. | RLOTHF
2006 | 51 | VA | The reported jurisdiction counts are actual counts for December 29, 2006. On September 1, 1998, the law changed making state responsible inmates have a sentence of one year or more or a sentence of 12 months and 1 day. Inmates with a sentence of 12 months or less are not the responsibility of the State. Although a one year sentence would seem the same as a 12 month sentence, the State is responsible for a one year sentence, while local authorities are responsible for a 12 months sentence. | All06
2006 | 53 | WA | Some offenders sentenced to 1 year or less, and unsentenced offenders reside in county jails. However, a recently revised law allows increasing numbers of certain inmates with sentences of less than 1 year to be housed in prison, and they are included in the reported counts. | All06
2006 | 53 | WA | If identified high risk due to reported behavior are encouraged, not mandatory. | HIVHIGH
2006 | 53 | WA | Contains rented beds located in Arizona and Minnesota. | PVOTHM
2006 | 53 | WA | Contains rented beds located in Arizona and Minnesota. | PVOTHF
2006 | 53 | WA | Contains youthful offender population under the age of 18 years who are housed in a juvenile facility within the state of Washington. | OTHSTM
2006 | 53 | WA | Contains youthful offender population under the age of 18 years who are housed in a juvenile facility within the state of Washington. | OTHSTF
2006 | 53 | WA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18M
2006 | 53 | WA | Counts include those held in privately-operated facilities. | CUSLT18F
2006 | 54 | WV | [NAME] and diagnostic. | ADOTHM
2006 | 54 | WV | [NAME] and diagnostic. | ADOTHF
2006 | 54 | WV | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 54 | WV | Court-ordered releases. | RLUNOTHF
2006 | 54 | WV | [NAME] and diagnostic. | RLOTHM
2006 | 54 | WV | [NAME] and diagnostic. | RLOTHF
2006 | 55 | WI | Operational capacity excludes contracted local jails, Federal, other State, and private facilities. Operational capacity includes two State of Wisconsin facilities currently housing Wisconsin adult inmates: (1) a Department of Corrections juvenile facility with an operational capacity of 326, and (2) a non-Department of Corrections facility with an operational capacity of 347. | CAPOPM
2006 | 55 | WI | Operational capacity excludes contracted local jails, Federal, other State, and private facilities. Operational capacity includes two State of Wisconsin facilities currently housing Wisconsin adult inmates: (1) a Department of Corrections juvenile facility with an operational capacity of 326, and (2) a non-Department of Corrections facility with an operational capacity of 347. | CAPOPF
2006 | 55 | WI | At the end of CY 2006 there were an additional 646 offenders in the custody and 722 offenders in the jurisdictions populations compared to the end of CY 2005. Two admission categories accounted for most of this growth in both the male and female inmate populations: Extended Supervision violator only (+707: +646males and +60 females) and New Sentence, Extended Supervision Violator (+154: +142 males and +12 females). These admission categories reflect the increasing prevalence of Wisconsin offenders convicted under the State's new Truth-in-Sentencing law. There were only slight changes or a decline in the numbers for the remaining admission categories. A male/female difference was apparent in two admission categories. There were 80 more males present as Temporary Probation and Parole placements at the end of 2006 compared to 2005, while the number of female offenders in this category did not change. Female offenders in the Alternative to Prison program increased substantially over 2005 (19 vs. 5) while male offenders declined from 38 in 2005 to 29 at the end of 2006. | All06
2006 | 55 | WI | Alcohol/drug intoxication; unknown--autopsy incomplete. | DTHOTHM
2006 | 55 | WI | Voluntary testing upon admission. | HIVOTH
2006 | 55 | WI | [In this report, unlike previous years:] Both the custody and jurisdiction populations now include all offenders admitted as Temporary Probation and Parole Placements. Previously these admissions had been excluded from the custody population count. | All06
2006 | 56 | WY | Court ordered discharge. | RLUNOTHM
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | CAPRATEM
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | [NAME]
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | CAPOPM
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | CAPOPF
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | CAPDESM
2006 | 56 | WY | The capacity increase for male inmate housing is due to the addition of another dorm at one of the minimum security facilities. Also, the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility. | CAPDESF
2006 | 56 | WY | [Jurisdiction figures:] The increase of female inmates is due to the opening of the new expansion at the female correctional facility which will house all female inmates by midyear 2007. | All06
2006 | 99 | FE | Variable encompasses inmates held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]).  To standardize across years, BJS has classified these as "in-state" private prisons to distinguish them from the secure private BOP prisons in the "out-of-state" private prison variables. | PVINM
2006 | 99 | FE | Variable encompasses inmates held in non-secure privately operated community corrections centers (a.k.a. [NAME]).  To standardize across years, BJS has classified these as "in-state" private prisons to distinguish them from the secure private BOP prisons in the "out-of-state" private prison variables. | PVINF
2005 | 99 | FE | Custody counts include inmates housed in privately operated secure facilities under contract with BOP or with State or local government that has an intergovernmental agreement. Also includes inmates held in privately operated community correctional centers, but not inmates under home confinement. | CWPRIVF
2005 | 99 | FE | Custody counts include inmates housed in privately operated secure facilities under contract with BOP or with State or local government that has an intergovernmental agreement. Also includes inmates held in privately operated community correctional centers, but not inmates under home confinement. | CWPRIVM