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INSTITUTION AND PAROLE
POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS
SUMMARY
JULY 1994
JAN ~5 1995
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 CALIFORNIA
: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. TILTON Deputy Director
RICHARD S. WELCH Chief, Offender Information Services Branch
GERALD E. BECKETT Chief, Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section
RICHARD A. BASS Research Analyst II
PENNY O~DANIE.L Manager, Data Analysis Unit
LA VERNE LOW-NAKASHIMA Research Analyst II
DOREEN K. BARTON Associate Governmental Program Analyst
PAULA BURBACH Staff Services Analyst
ROSEMARIE NABITY Office Assistant
1515 S STREET SACRAMENTO, CA 95814
JANICE HERONEMA StajJServices Analyst
LINA L. THOMAS Word Processing Technician
TELEPHONE (916) 327-3262
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Data Analysis Unit Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Branch
Department of Corrections State of California
August 1994
JULY 1994 MONTHLY REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INSTITUTION POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS
POPULATION AND MOVEMENTS BY COMMITMENT 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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alysis'Unit E . tes and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Branch
COMMITMENTI July Aug
MOVEMENT TYPE 1993 1993 MALE INSTITUTION POPULATION
Felons 105,485 106,618
Civil Narcotic Addicts 3,073 3,043 Youth Authority 2 2 County Diagnostic 375 382
Satekeepers 25 26 Other State/Federal 52 55
ITotal Male 109,012 110,126 FEMALE INSTITUTION POPULATION
Felons 6,537 6,592
Civil Narcotic Addicts 755 756 Youth Authority 0 0 County Diagnostic 49 36 Satekeepers, 0 0 Other State/Federal 8 9
ITotal Female 7,349 7,393
I Total Institution Population 116,361 117,519 PRISON POPULATION MOVEMENTS
I TOTAL RECEIVED 10,229 10,451 New Admissions 4,051 4,148 Felons 3,569 3,733
Civil Narcotic Addicts 256 228 Others 226 187
Parole Returns 4,839 5,041
PV-RTC & Pend Revs 3,050 3,123
PV-WNT 1,567 1,677 Civil Narcotic Addicts 222 241
Other Returns 1,339 1,262
I TOTAL RELEASED 9,421 9,311 Paroled • 7,356 7,318
First Paroled 4,318 4,251
Re-Paroled 2,675 2,648
Civil Narcotic Addicts 363 419
Discharged 400 364 Died 18 20 Other Releases 1,647 1,609 --
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End of Month Population
July 1993 - July 1994
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
1993 1993 1993 1993 1994 1994 1994
107,528 107,953 108,243 108,828 109,399 109,684 110,887
3,010 3,089 3,065 3,096 3,050 3,128 3,300
1 2 2 2 2 2 2
369 392 357 353 307 305 287
23 26 28 27 27 25 24 58 63 63 64 64 67 67
110,989 111,525 111,758 112,370 112,849 113,211 114,567
6,707 6,635 6,640 6,745 6,689 6,734 6,925 769 791 780 773 784 782 797
0 0 0 0 1 1 1 37 36 53 52 44 38 50 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
10 8 11 11 11 11 11
7,523 7,470 7,484 7,581 7,530 7,566 7,784
118,512 118,995 119,242 119,951 120,379 120,777 122,351
10,329 9,986 9,772 10,247 9,847 9,371 11,848 4,125 3,840 4,007 4,011 3,685 3,472 4,459 3,721 3,406 3,625 3,580 3,321 3,084 3,991
227 247 217 255 233 234 280 177 187 165 176 131 154 188
4,955 4,922 4,620 5,005 5,064 4,774 5,968
3,083 3,167 2,864 3,238 3,309 3,116 3,937 1,639 1,568 1,559 1,548 1,525 1,425 1,709
233 187 197 219 230 232 321
1,249 1,224 1,145 1,231 1,098 1,125 1,421
9,353 9,526 9,556 9,569 9,440 9,008 10,302
7,321 7,566 7,602 7,752 7,537 7,102 8,032
4,207 4,521 4,511 4,577 4,452 4,047 4,596
2,759 2,764 2,727 2,777 2,685 2,749 3,103 355 281 364 398 400 306 333
400 309 314 279 342 334 420 16 19 18 21 23 20 13
1,616 1,632 1,622 1,517 1,538 1,552 1,837
• Total inmates paroled excludes those released from temporary release.
Apr May
1994 1994
111,738 112,247
3,319 3,316
2 2 302 358
26 25 73 77
115,460 116,025
7,010 7,012
808 795
1 1 40 33 0 0
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7,870 7,852
123,330 123,877
10,911 10,532 4,212 3,952 3,802 3,512
238 260
172 180
5,363 5,290 3,514 3,655
1,599 1,435 250 200
1,336 1,290
9,960 10,012
7,804 7,926 4,564 4,576 2,887 2,952
353 398
400 361 21 12
1,735 1,713
Department of (Cor recti. State of Califor
August 1994
Jun Jul Yearly
1994 1994 Difference
113,238 113,727 8,242
3,189 3,185 112 2 3 1
346 315 (60)
26 25 0
78 74 22
116,879 117,329 8,3171
7,144 7,213 676
750 737 (18) 0 0 0
30 31 (18) 0 0 0
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7,934 7,990 6411
124,813 125,319 8,9581 Monthly Average
11,105 10,676 10,408J 4,045 3,803 3,985 3,670 3,411 3,571
218 246 241 157 146 173
5,713 5,597 5,165 4,030 4,066 3,396 1,464 1,263 1,537
219 268 232
1,347 1,276 1,257
10,184 10,193 9,680 I 8,018 8,098 7,752 4,572 4,639 4,449
2,889 3,026 2,819
557 433 382
388 431 365 18 13 18
1,760 1,651 1,648
Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of California Offender Information Services Branch August 3, 1994
PRISON Population Movements MONTHLY REPORT
vuly 1 , 1994 - vuly 31, 1994 • FELON CIVIL ADDICT OTHER Movement Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
POPULATION: vuly 1 , 1994 124,813 113,238 7,144 120,382 3,189 750 3,939 452 40 492
TOTAL RECEIVED 10,676 9,039 936 9,975 442 112 554 134 13 147
New Admissions 3,803 3,082 329 3,411 205 41 246 133 13 146 Parole Returns 5,597 4,900 429 5,329 213 55 268 0 0 0
PRTC and OPRTFT 686 387 45 432 203 51 254 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,277 1,173 90 1,263 10 4 14 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 3,634 3,340 294 3,634 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CYA Parole Returns 26 25 1 26 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Admissions/Returns 1,250 1,032 177 1,209 24 16 40 1 0 1 Fed/State/CYA 38 38 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 48 40 8 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 709 569 112 681 18 9 27 1 0 1 vail 153 150 3 153 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 287 220 54 274 6 7 13 0 0 0 Temp.Community Leave 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ocher 14 14 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAl. RELEASED 10,193 8,577 857 9,434 446 125 571 168 20 188
Paroled 8,098 7,011 654 7,665 335 98 433 0 0 0 First Parole 5,072 4,257 382 4,639 335 98 433 0 0 0 Re-Parole 3,026 2,754 272 3,026 0 0 0 0 0 0
Released to CVA Parole 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
Discharged 431 163 15 178 65 7 72 162 19 181
Died 13 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 1. Other Releases 1,647 1,387 188 1,575 46 20 66 5 1 6
Fed/State/CYA 8 5 2 7 0 0 0 1 0 1 Escape 63 50 13 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 744 590 97 687 40 13 53 3 1 4 vail 244 231 13 244 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 297 233 50 283 6 7 13 1 0 1 Temp. Community Leave 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 289 276 13 289 0 0 0 0 0 0
Net Received-Released 483 462 79 541 -4 -13 -17 -34 -7 -41 Uncategorized Moves 23 27 -10 17 0 0 0 -1 7 S
POPULATION: vuly 31, 1994 125,319 113,727 7,213 120,940 3,185 737 3,922 417 40 457
Departures from Temp. Release 492 444 22 466 18 7 25 1 0 t. Paroled 444 423 21 444 0 0 0 0 0 OJ
First Parole 344 327 17 344 0 0 0 0 0 Qi Re-Parole 100 96 4 100 0 0 0 0 0 0-
Discharged . - 45 19 1 20 17 7 24 1 0 1j Died 3 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 O·
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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT
TOTAL 125,319 75,691 31,441 11,740 4,050 70 1,467 312 548
TOTAL MALE 117,329 70,611 29,930 10,945 3,787 62 1,185 304 505
AVENAL SP 5,678 3,546 1,186 921 17 7
CALIPATRIA SP-I 131 53 68 9 1 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,804 2,501 1,171 103 2 11 16
CCC-I 1,354 863 399 71 8 2 11 CCC-II 1,544 991 438 75 10 8 22 CCC-III 1,118 720 310 47 2 13 26 CCC-CAMPS 1,568 982 580 6
CCI-I 1,034 596 400 29 5 4. CCI-II 1,499 987 361 129 6 11 5 eCI-III-RC 1,064 724 323 6 1 7 2;
• CCI-IV A 1,066 743 305 9 2 ., ceI-IV B 943 615 306 9 3 3 7
CENTINELA SP-I 167 53 61 49 4 CENTINELA SP-III 2,773 1,721 770 260 12 2 8 CENTINELA SP-IV 882 473 335 64 3 3 4
CIM-I 1,795 619 557 516 92 3 2 6 CIM-EAST 946 102 94 373 377 CIM-RCC 1,479 480 172 265 521 2 15 7 17 CIM-RCW 1,435 145 39 675 576
CMC-EAST 3,446 2,285 892 228 30 3 8 CMC-WEST 2,913 1,839 723 334 9 8
CMF-I 164 98 54 10 2 CMF-II 395 309 71 11 3 1 CMF-III 2,721 1,681 761 229 35 7 8
CRC(MEN) 4,030 2,524 277 296 24 26 876 3 4
CSP, COR-I 444 227 182 34 1 CSP, COR-III 3,236 2,235 870 81 14 35 CSP, COR-IV 990 642 330 11 4 3 CSP, COR-SHU/PHU 758 424 279 45 4 4 2
CSP, LAC-I 172 69 61 38 3 1 CSP, LAC-III 2,205 1,499 653 38 3 7 5 CSP, LAC-IV 1,944 1,114 510 14 4 2
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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT
CSP, SAC-I 178 79 73 26 CSP, SAC-MAIN 2,996 1,811 1,010 125 23 13 14
CSP, SOL-II 2,266 1,629 436 179 16 3 3 CSP, SOL-III 2,532 1,713 644 141 11 8 15
CTF-CENTRAL 2,938 1,986 580 364 3 !:i CTF-NORTH 2,537 1,712 518 307 CTF-SOUTH 803 435 254 113
CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,445 2,328 769 303 21 7 19
DVI-I 199 87 75 37 DVI-III 2,152 1,377 488 254 25 4 4 DVI-RC 1,154 439 170' 199 319 14 10 1 2
FOLSOM SP-I 366 217 132 17 FOLSOM SP-II 3,345 2,223 724 380 7 9
IRONWOOD SP 1,960 1,189 607 152 3 4 5. MULE CREEK SP-I 284 158 113 13 MULE CREEK SP-III 3,128 1,972 699 444 8 4-
NORTH KERN SP-I 183 79 96 8 NORTH KERN SP-III 980 630 322 18 4 3 3 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,935 2,087 832 6 4 5 1
PELICAN BAY SP-I 188 88 88 10 2 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,959 1,230 665 44 4 9 7 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,588 934 594 43 7 4 6
RuD-I 281 125 124 30 2 RuD-III 3,159 2,090 830 182 28 11 18 RuD-RC 1,099 584 220 98 213 4
SCC-I 1,552 904 572 68 3 5 2 seC-II 1,345 804 384 132 10 17 18 SCC-III 1,109 698 332 27 3 21 28 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,909 1,016 883 10
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I NST:i:TUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT
CSP, SQ-I 226 86 78 61 1 CSP, SQ-II 1,831 732 317 . 686 65 4 26 CSP, SQ-CONDEMNED 348 303 44 1 CSP, SQ-ALT 98 98 CSP, SQ-RC 3,022 1,200 376 604 777 14 41 9
WASCO-I 142 59 72 10 WASCO-III 1,104 713 316 50 13 12 WASCO-RC 3,254 1,694 607 407 488 46 9 3
ATASCADERO ST HOSP 388 262 79 37 9 1 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,902 1,746 827 304 17 6 COMM CORR CENTERS II 335 230 90 11 4 COMM CORR CENTERS III 382 244 99 1 38 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,329 782 273 61 4 190 19
TOTAL FEMALE 7,990 5,080 1,511 795 263 8 282 8 43 CCWF-MAIN 3,133 2,084 747 257 12 7 26 • CCWF-RC 704 450 128 68 32 23 2 CIW 1,560 1,042 292 174 35 8 '1 CIW-RC 278 100 24 37 112 5 CRC(WOMEN) 789 465 12 64 2 6 240 NCWF 653 401 131 100 14 6 NCWF-RC 127 73 54 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 308 224 84 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 36 18 4 12 2 COMM CORR CENTERS I 230 167 53 9 1 COMM CORR CENTERS II 77 56 19 1 1 COMM CORR CENTERS III 37 26 7 4 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 58 47 10 1
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HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER
INSTITUTION NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
TOTAL 125,319 100 36,535 29.2 40,290 32.1 42,344 33.8 6,150 4.9
TOTAL MALE 117,329 100 33,603 28.6 37,517 32.0 40,467 34.5 5,742 4.9
AVENAL SP 5,678 100 1,425 25.1 1,469 25.9 2,560 45.1 224 3.9
CALIPATRIA SP-I 131 100 50 38.2 44 33.6 34 26.0 3 2.3 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,804 100 740 19.5 1,478 38.9 1,350 35.5 236 6.2
CCC-I 1,354 100 452 33.4 375 27.7 465 34.3 62 4.6 CCC-II 1,544 100 532 34.5 416 26.9 512 33.2 84 5.4 CCC-Ill 1, 118 100 404 36.1 338 30.2 308 27.5 68 6.1 CCC-CAMPS 1,568 100 606 38.6 451 28.8 448 28.6 63 4.0
CCI-I 1,034 100 238 23.0 297 28.7 430 41.6 69 6.7 CCI-II 1,499 100 329 21.9 384 25.6 709 47.3 77 5.1 CCI-III-RC 1,064 100 322 30.3 311 29.2 393 36.9 38 3.6 CCI-IV A 1,066 100 280 26.3 382 35.8 364 34.1 40 3.8 CCI-IV B 943 100 233 24.7 374 39.7 294 31.2 42 4.5 • CENTINELA SP-I 167 100 65 38.9 59 35.3 40 24.0 3 1.8 CENTINELA SP-III 2,773 100 583 21.0 794 28.6 1,236 44.6 160 5.8 CENTINELA SP-IV 882 100 160 18.1 356 40.4 323 36.6 43 4.9
CIM-I 1,795 100 525 29.2 639 35.6 578 32.2 53 3.0 CIM-EAST 946 100 278 29.4 382 40.4 251 26.5 35 3.7 CIM-RCC 1,479 100 479 32.4 465 31.4 483 32.7 52 3.5 CIM-RCW 1,435 100 436 30.4 456 31.8 499 34.8 44 3.1
CMC-EAST 3,446 100 1,321 38.3 1,210 35.1 760 22.1 155 4.5 CMC-WEST 2,913 100 849 29.1 695 23.9 1,216 41.7 153 5.3
CMF-I 164 100 70 42.7 53 32.3 38 23.2 3 1.8 CMF-II 395 100 141 35.7 108 27.3 122 30.9 24 6.1 CMF-III 2,721 100 962 35.4 1,094 40.2 525 19.3 140 5.1
CRC(MEN) 4,030 100 1,343 33.3 1,318 :32.7 1,206 29.9 163 4.0
CSP, COR-I 444 100 152 34.2 124 27.9 154 34.7 14 3.2 CSP, COR-III 3,236 100 813 25.1 1,093 33.8 1,143 35.3 187 5.8 CSP, COR-IV 990 100 215 21.7 424 42.8 298 30.1 53 5.4 CSP, COR-SHU/PHU 758 100 146 19.3 220 29.0 3154 48.0 28 3.7
esp, LAC-I 172 100 58 33'.7 72 41.9 37 21.5 5 2.9 CSP, LAC-III 2,205 100 455 20.6 824 37.4 803 36.4 123 5.6 esp. LAC-IV 1,844 100 398 24.2 688 41.8 477 29.0 81 4.9
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HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER
INSTITUTION NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
CSP, SAC-I 178 100 70 39.3 62 34.8 43 24.2 3 1.7 esp, SAC-MAIN 2,996 100 879 29.3 1,151 38.4 796 26.6 170 5.7
CSP, SOL-II 2,266 100 684 30.2 652 28.8 773 34.1 157 6.9 CSP, SOL-III 2,532 100 798 31.5 953 37.6 619 24.4 162 6.4
CTF-CENTRAL 2,938 100 736 25.1 '756 25.7 1,264 43.0 182 5.2 CTF-NORTH 2,537 100 627 24.7 694 27.4 1,077 42.5 139 5.5 CTF-SOUTH 803 100 263 32.8 228 28.4 288 35.9 24 3.0
CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,445 100 838 24.3 907 26.3 1,525 44.3 175 5.1
DVI-I 199 100 68 34.2 83 41.7 42 21.1 6 3.0 DVI-III 2,152 100 636 29.6 799 37.1 577 26.8 140 6.5 DVI-RC 1,154 100 454 39.3 355 30.8 292 25.3 53 4.6
FOLSOM SP-I 366 100 138 37.7 116 31.7 90 24.6 22 6.0 • FOLSOM SP-II 3,345 100 1,006 30.1 880 26.3 1,261 37.7 198 5.9
IRONWOOD SP 1,960 100 473 24.1 729 37.2 654 33.4 104 5.3
MULE CREEK SP-I 284 100 131 46.1 77 27.1 68 23.9 8 2.8 MULE CREEK SP-III 3,128 100 1,014 32.4 982 31.4 925 29.6 207 6.6
NORTH KERN SP-I 183 100 47 25.7 75 41.0 56 30.6 5 2.7 NORTH KERN SP-III 980 100 205 20.9 349 35.6 388 39.6 38 3.9 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,935 100 482 16.4 1,041 35.5 1,328 45.2 84 2.9
PELICAN BAY SP-I 188 100 80 42.6 60 31.9 42 22.3 6 3.2 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 1,959 100 604 30.8 858 43.8 379 19.3 118 6.0 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,588 100 228 14.4 377 23.7 934 58.8 49 3.1
RuD-I 281 100 134 47.7 98 34.9 43 15.3 6 2.1 RuD-III 3,159 100 835 26.4 997 31.6 ',184 37.5 143 4.5 RuD-RC 1,099 100 353 32.1 253 23.0 451 41.0 42 3.8
SCC-I 1,552 100 483 31. 1 397 25.6 618 39.8 54 3.5 SCC-II 1,345 100 360 26.8 387 28.8 535 39.8 63 4.7 SCC-III 1,109 100 299 27.0 368 33.2 383 34.5 59 5.3 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,909 100 627 32.8 514 26.9 699 36.6 69 3.6
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HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER
INSTITUTION NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
CSP, SQ-I 226 100 79 35.0 95 42.0 41 18.1 11 4.9 CSP, SQ-II 1,831 100 655 35.8 704 38.4 365 19.9 107 5.8 CSP, SQ-CONDEMNED 348 100 156 44.8 133 38.2 49 14.1 10 2.9 CSP, SQ-ALT 98 100 30 30.6 27 27.6 38 38.8 3 3.1 CSP, SQ-RC 3,022 100 1,125 37.2 1,130 37.4 596 19.7 171 5.7
WASCO-I 142 100 44 31.0 44 31.0 50 35.2 4 2.8 WASCO-III 1,104 100 224 20.~ 358 32.4 461 41.8 61 5.S WASCO-RC 3,254 100 956 29.4 755 23.2 1,398 43.0 145 4.5
ATASCADERO ST HOSP 388 100 184 47.4 112 28.9 68 17.5 24 6.2 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,902 100 872 . 30.0 837 28.8 1,075 37.0 118 4.1 COMM CORR CENTERS II 335 100 108 32.2 154 46.0 58 17.3 15 4.5 COMM CORR CENTERS III 382 100 79 20.7 188 49.2 101 26.4 14 3.7 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,329 100 479 36.0 389 29.3 413 31.1 48 3.6
TOTAL FEMALE 7,990 100 2,932 36.7 2,773 34.7 1,877 23.5 408 5.1 CCWF-MAIN 3,133 100 979 31.2 1,183 37.8 815 26.0 156 5.0 • CCWF-RC 704 100 252 35.8 242 34.4 164- 23.3 46 6.5 CIW 1,560 100 600 38.5 518 33.2 359 23.0 83 5.3 CIW-RC 278 100 104 37.4 83 29.9 79 28.4 12 4.3 CRC(WOMEN) 789 100 359 45.5 219 27.3 179 22.7 32 4.1 NCWF 653 100 258 39.5 240 36.8 117 17.9 38 5.8 NCWF-RC 127 100 41 32.3 66 52.0 15 11.8 5 3.9 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 308 100 161 52.3 71 23.1 67 21.3 9 2.9 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 36 100 13 36.1 14 38.9 5 13.9 4 11 . 1 COMM CORR CENTERS I 230 100 107 48.5 72 31.3 37 16.1 14 6.1 COMM CORR CENTERS II 77 100 31 40.3 19 24.7 23 29.9 4 5.2 COMM CORR CENTERS III 37 100 10 27.0 22 59.5 4 10.8 1 2.7 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 58 100 17 29.3 24 41. 4 13 22.4 4 6.9
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TOTAL WHITE 9LACK
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AUGUST 1994
POPULATION
HISPANIC (MEXICAN) OTHER
COMMITMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------------TYPE NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
TOTAL 125,319 100 36,535 29.2 40,290 32.1 42,344 33.8 6,150 4.9
TOTAL MALE 117,329 100 33,603 28.6 37,517 32.0 40,467 34.5 5,742 4.9
FELONS 113,727 100 32,135 28.3 36,344 32.0 39,641 34.9 5,607 4.9
CNA* 3,185 100 1,310 41.1 1,078 33.8 698 21.9 99 3.1
. OTHERS 417 100 158 37.9 95 22.8 128 30.7 36 8.6
TOTAL FEMALE 7,990 100 2,932 36.7 2,773 34.7 1,877 23.5 408 5.1
FELONS 7,213 100 2,572 35.7 2,559 35.5 1,710 23.7 372 5.2
CNA* 737 100 336 45.6 206 28.0 163 22.1 32 4.3
OTHERS 40 100 24 60.0 8 20.0 4 10.0 4 10.0
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RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE INSTITUTION BY LEVEL OF INSTITUTION
\JULY 31, 1994
RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP
LEVEL OF TOTAL WHITE BLACK
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECT,ONS STATE OF CALIFOF!NIA
AUGUST ,994
POPULATION
HISPANIC (MEXICAN) OTHER
INSTITUTION -----------------------------------------------------------------------NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
TOTAL 125,319 100 36,535 29.2 40,290 32.1 42,344 33.8 6,150 4.9
TOTAL MALE 117,329 100 33,603 28.6 37,517 32.0 40,467 34.5 5,742 4.9
COMM. CORR. CTR 4,948 100 1,538 31.1 1,568 31.7 1,647 33.3 195 3.9
LEVEL I 16,053 100 5,229 32.6 4,658 29.0 5,520 34.4 646 4.0
LEVEL II 30,951 100 8,706 28.1 8,702 28.1 11,947 38.6 1,596 5.2
LEVEL III 32,011 100 9,206 28.8 11,000 34.4 10,034 31.3 1,771 5.5
LEVEL IV 16,978 100 4,039 23.8 6,441 37.9 5,628 33.1 870 5.1
RECEPT CTRS 16,388 100 4,885 29.8 5,148 31.4 5,691 34.7 664 4.1
TOTAL FEMALE 7,990 100 2,932 36.7 2,773 34.7 1,877 23.5 408 5.1
COMM. CORR. CTR 402 100 165 41.0 137 34.1 77 19.2 23 5.7
LEVEL I 308 100 161 52.3 71 23.1 67 21.8 9 2.9
LEVEL I/IV 3,133 100 979 31.2 1,183 37.8 815 26.0 156 5.0
LEVEL II 789 100 359 45.5 219 27.8 179 22.7 32 4.1
LEVEL II/III 653 100 258 39.5 240 36.8 117 17.9 38 5.8
LEVEL III/IV 1,596 100 613 38.4 532 33.3 364 22.8 87 5.5
RECEPT CTRS 1,109 100 397 35.8 391 35.3 258 23.3 63 5.7
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COMMITMENTI July
MOVEMENT TYPE 1993
MALE PAROLE
POPULATION
Felons 71,402
Civil Narcotic Addicts 2,925
Cooperative Cases 2,115
Other State/Federal 3
ITotal Male 76,445
FEMALE PAROLE
POPULATION
Felons 7,078
Civil Narcotic Addicts 948 Cooperative Cases 183
Other Stale/Federal 0
ITotal Female 8,2C9
ITotal Parole Population 84,654
PAROLE POPULATION
MOVEMENTS
/TOTAL RECEIVED 8,693
Paroled • 7,716
First Parole 4,594
Re-Parole 2,759
Civil Narcotic Addicts 363
Reinstatements 806
Other Returns 171
ITOTAL RELEASED 7,917
Returned to Institution 4,131
PV-RTC & Pend Revs 2,486
PV-WNT 1,443
Civil Narcotic Addicts 202
Discharged 2,302
Died 52
Suspensions 1,375
Other Releases 57 -----
Aug
1993
71,299
3,055
2,088
3
76,445
7,093
990 184
0 8,267
84,712
8,571
7,640
4,491
2,730
419
805
126
8,557
4,310
2,550
1,547
213
2,261
70
1,846
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End of Month Population
July 1993 - July 1994
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
1993 1993 1993 1993 1994 1994 1994
70,656 71,500 71,453 72,397 72,367 72,497 71,955
3,084 3,009 3,048 3,093 3,111 3,139 2,994
2,058 2,060 2,078 2,080 2,047 2,054 1,966
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
75,801 76,572 76,582 77,573 77,528 77,693 76,918
6,928 7,027 7,026 7,107 7,102 7,097 6,995 1,004 982 991 1,015 1,002 1,002 974
191 190 192 191 182 182 175
0 0 0 0 1 1 1
8,123 8,199 8,209 8,313 8,287 8,282 8,145
83,924 84,771 84,791 85,886 85,815 85,975 85,063
8,683 8,995 9,164 9,399 9,037 8,485 9,712
7,627 8,002 8,005 8,132 7,851 7,439 8,441
4,438 4,880 4,830 4,885 4,702 4,312 4,915
2,833 2,842 2,810 2,848 2,749 2,820 3,191
356 280 365 399 399 307 335
892 862 1,081 1,091 1,021 995 1,109
164 131 78 176 165 51 162
9,435 8,173 9,094 8,304 9,066 8,291 10,610
4,158 4,068 3,893 4,228 4,214 4,059 5,039
2,439 2,460 2,271 2,602 2,610 2,528 3,158
1,513 1,439 1,440 1,430 1,409 1,328 1,593
206 169 182 196 195 202 287
2,501 2,407 2,352 1,825 2,957 2,348 2,981
116 83 79 43 75 68 84
2,570 1,503 2,527 2,061 1,682 1,683 2,261
90 112 243 147 138 133 245 --- -
• Total Inmates received on parole include those received from institutions and temporary release.
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1994 1994 1994
71,813 72,492 72,057
3,003 3,012 3,093
1,924 1,919 1,862
3 3 2
76,743 77,426 77,014
6,963 7,030 7,037
947 963 980
171 169 165
1 1 1
8,082 8,163 8,183
84,825 85,589 85,197
9,216 9,475 9,545
8,197 8,316 8,421
4,862 4,887 4,866
2,980 3,029 2,998
355 400 557
916 1,022 1,026
103 138 98
9,350 8,681 9,914
4,493 4,406 4,850
2,796 2,928 3,304
1,479 1,306 1,348
218 172 198
2,899 2,294 2,501
61 96 91
1,776 1,774 2,346
121 111 126
Department' of corre • State of Cal
August 1 94
Jul Yearly
1994 Difference
72,174 772
3,104 179
1,798 (317)
2 (1 )
77,078 6331
7,047 (31)
980 32
159 (24)
1 1
8,187 (22)1
85,265 611 I
Monthly
Average
9,531 9,1161
8,541 8,025
4,982 4,742
3,126 2,901
433 382
887 963
103 128
9,420 8,9861
4,725 4,352
3,303 2,726
1,170 1,419
252 207
2,537 2,474
62 75
1,979 1,953
117 132 -----
Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of California Offender Information Services Branch August 3, 1994
PAROLE Population Movements • MONTHLY REPORT July 1, 1994 - July 31, 1994
FELON CIVIL ADDICT OTHER Movement Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
POPULATION: July 1 , 1994 85,197 72,057 7,037 79,094 3,093 980 4,073 1,864 166 2,030
TOTAL RECEIVED 9,531 8,209 804 9,013 354 107 461 52 5 57
Received From Institution 8,097 7,010 654 7,664 335 98 433 ° 0 ° First Parole 5,071 4,256 382 4,638 335 98 433 0 0 0 Re-Parole 3,026 2,754 272 3,026 ° ° 0 ° ° 0
Received From Temp. Status 444 423 21 444 ° ° ° ° 0 0 First Parole 344 327 17 344 ° ° ° ° ° ° Re-Parole 100 96 4 100 ° ° ° ° 0 0
Received From CYA Parole 3 3 ° 3 ° ° ° ° 0 0
Reinstatements 887 734 126 860 18 9 27 ° 0 0 Other Received 100 39 3 42 1 ° 1 52 5 57
TOTAL RELEASED 9,420 8,044 799 8,843 343 107 450 116 11 127
Returned to Institution 4,725 4,136 337 4,473 202 50 252 ° 0 0 PRTC and OPRTFT 637 358 39 397 194 46 240 ° 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,182 1,088 82 1,170 8 4 12 ° 0 0 Pending Revocation 2,906 2,690 216 2,906 ° ° ° ° 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 ° ° ° ° ° ° ° 0 °
Discharged 2,537 2,080 225 2,305 74 35 109 112 11 '123 Died 62 54 2 56 4 ° 4 2 0 2
Suspensions 1,979 1,671 221 1,892 63 22 85 2 ° 2 Released to CYA Parole 1 1 ° 1 ° ° 0 ° 0
~. Other Released 116 102 14 116 0 ° 0 ° ° Net Received-Released 111 165 5 170 11 ° 11 -64 -6 -70 Uncategorized Moves -43 -48 5 -43 ° ° 0 ° ° 0
POPULATION: July 31, 1994 85,265 72, 174 7,047 79,221 3,104 980 4,084 1,800 160 1,960
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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AUGUST 1994
RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAROLE POPULATION BY REGION
..JULY 31, 1994
RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP
HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER
REGION ----------------------------------------------------------------------NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.
TOTAL 85,265 100 25,509 29.9 25,836 30.3 30,084 35.3 3,836 4.5
TOTAL FELONS 81,181 100 23,775 29.3 24,498 30.2 29,206 36.0 3,702 4.6
MALE FELONS 73,974 100 21,125 28.6 22,012 29.8 27,408 37.1 3,429 4.6 REGION I 16,945 100 7,192 42.4 3,204 18.9 5,948 35.1 601 3.5 REGION II 13,812 100 3,863 28.0 5,427 39.3 3,621 26.2 901 6.5 REGION III 17,808 100 2,283 12.8 7,539 42.3 7,008 39.4 978 5.5 REGION IV 25,409 100 7,787 30.6 5,842 23.0 10,831 42.6 949 3.7
FEMALE FELONS 7,207 100 2,650 36.8 2,486 34.5 1,798 24.9 273 3.8 REGION I 1,756 100 827 47.1 426 24.3 447 25.5 56 3.2 REGION II 1,283 100 429 33.4 550 42.9 230 17.9 74 5.8 REGION III 1,604 100 388 24.2 775 48.3 398 24.8 43 2.7 REGION IV 2,564 100 1,006 39.2 735 28.7 723 28.2 100 3.9
TOTAL CNA* 4,084 100 1,734 42.5 1,33~ .32.8 878 21.5 134 3.3
MALE CNA* 3,104 100 1,283 41.3 1,086 35.0 656 21.1 79 2.5 REGION I 1,496 100 691 46.2 432 28.9 334 22.3 39 2.6 REGION II 397 100 161 40.6 202 50.9 26 6.5 8 2.0 REGION III 525 100 129 24.6 270 51.4 111 21. 1 15 2.9 REGION IV 686 100 302 44.0 182 26.5 185 27.0 17 2.5
FEMALE CNA* 980 100 451 46.0 252 25.7 222 22.7 55 5.6 REGION I 539 100 267 49.5 113 21.0 129 23.9 30 5.6 REGION II 106 100 47 44.3 31 29.2 17 16.0 11 10.4 REGION III 155 100 49 31.6 70 45.2 29 18.7 7 4.5 REGION IV 180 100 88 48.9 38 21.1 47 26.1 7 3.9
*CIVIL NARCOTIC ADDICTS
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Department of Corrections State of California
August 1994
JULY 1994 MONTHLY REPORT
The institution and Parole Population Movements report reflects male and female inmate and parole movements as of the date they were posted to the Offender Based Information System (OBIS). Report categories that are not self-explanatory are defined as follows:
INSTITUTION POPULATION MOVEMENTS
Other Inmate Column
PRTC and OPRTFT
PWNT and OPRWNT
eYA 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 173 1. 5 (c) cases. This results in CYA supervised W&IC 1731.5(c) cases being returned directly to CDC institutions.
Federal/Other 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 Released
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 173 1.5 (c) cascs.
New admissions, parole returns and all inmates returned from tcmporary 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 ~he 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 h')spitalization, 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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August 1994
JUL Y 1994 MONTHLY REPORT
PAROLE POPULATION MOVEMENTS
Other Parole
First Parole
Received from Temporary Release Status
Received from CY A Parole
lleinstatements
Other Received
PRTC and OPRTFT
PWNT and OPRWNT
Suspensions
Released to CY A Parole
Other Released
Total Received
Total Released
Net Received/Released
Uncategorized Moves
Releases to parole from prisons in other states who are supervised in California.
Inmates who were received on parole for the first time as a new commitment or PWNT and all inmates received on outpatient status. (OBIS does not distinguish between first parole and re-parole for Civil Narcotic Addicts returned to outpatient status.)
Inmates who are received on parole while on temporary release status. Temporary release status includes inmates who were in prison and are temporarily out-to-court, escapees, and those released to jail, to federal custody, to medical treatment or hospitalization, and to a temporary community release.
Effective January I, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 1731.S(c) cases. Some CY A supervised parolees transfer to CDC parole supervision.
Parolees-at-large and releasees-at-large 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 qver parole supervision ofW&IC 173 1.5 (c) cases.
Parolees traru;ferred to parole supervision in another state.
Parolees received from the institution and temporary release status, reinstatements and from out-of-state.
Parolees who were returned to the institution, discharged, died, suspended or who were released to out-of-state.
The difference between the total number of parolees received 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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JULY 1994 MONTHLY REPORT
RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUPS
Department of Corrections State of California
August 1994
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 Caucasian Portuguese Spanish
Black Negro African
Hispanic/(Mexican) Mexican Chicano Mexican nationals Hispanic
Other American Indian Cambodian Chinese Colombian Cuban Filipino Guamanian Guatemalan Hawaiian Indian (from India) Jamaican Japanese Korean Laotian Nicaraguan Other Asian Pacific Islander Puerto Rican Salvadorian Samoan Thai Vietnamese Other
In instances when an inmate is of mixed parentage, the inmate makes the designation of his or her racial-cthnic status .
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