The Criminal Justice Funnel
Sept 8, 2006 15:10:40 GMT -5
Post by Kender Bard on Sept 8, 2006 15:10:40 GMT -5
...I'm a sucker for sharing things I learn in class/in books if it really jumps out at me. This is from a diagram in my textbook:
1000 serious crimes are reported - 500 of them go unreported
500 crimes are reported - 400 of them are unsolved
100 people are arrested
(if juveniles, 35 of them will go to court, 30 of them will be put on probation, and 35 will drop out of the system) (if adults, 65 of them will be considered for prosecution, 25 of the cases dropped, 10 drop out of the system)
40 of the cases will be accepted for prosecution - 10 will jump bail or abscond - 15 will drop out of the system
30 of the cases go to trial - 1 aquitted - 9 drops out of the system
27 plead guilty - 2 found guilty - 1 drops out of the system
All 29 are sentenced - 9 put on probation
5 juveniles incarcerated, 20 adults incarcerated
Out of 1000 serious crimes
1000 serious crimes are reported - 500 of them go unreported
500 crimes are reported - 400 of them are unsolved
100 people are arrested
(if juveniles, 35 of them will go to court, 30 of them will be put on probation, and 35 will drop out of the system) (if adults, 65 of them will be considered for prosecution, 25 of the cases dropped, 10 drop out of the system)
40 of the cases will be accepted for prosecution - 10 will jump bail or abscond - 15 will drop out of the system
30 of the cases go to trial - 1 aquitted - 9 drops out of the system
27 plead guilty - 2 found guilty - 1 drops out of the system
All 29 are sentenced - 9 put on probation
5 juveniles incarcerated, 20 adults incarcerated
Out of 1000 serious crimes
