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NOVEMBER 1993

Department of Corrections

Administrative Services Division

Offender Information Services Branch

Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section

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YOUTH AND ADULT CORRECTIONAL AGENCY JOE SANDOVAL

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CRAIG L. BROWN Undersecretary

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

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

Department of Corrections State of California

December 10, 1993

NOVEMBER 1993 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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_AnalYSIS Unit Estimates and Statistical Analysis Section Offender Information Services Branch

COMMITMENTI Nov MOVEMENT TYPE 1992 MALE INSTITUTION POPULATION

Felons 98,950

CMI Narcotic Addicts 2,840

Youth Authority 1 County Diagnostic 348

Safekeepers 29 Other Slate/Federal 43

I Total Male 102,211 FEMALE INSTITUTION POPULATION

Felons 5,922

Civil Narcotic Addicts 716

Youth Authority 0

County Diagnostic 38 Safekeepers 1

Other State/Federal 8

iTotal Female 6,685

I Total Institution Population 108,896

PRISON POPULATION MOVEMENTS

I TOTAL RECEIVED 8,592

New Admissions 3,454

Felons 3,079


Others 146

Parole Returns 4,019

PV-RTC & Pend Revs 2,524

PV-WNT 1,310


Other Returns 1,11<1

1 TOTAL RELEASED 8,853 Paroled • 7,030

First Paroled 4,207

Re-Paroled 2,538

CMI Narcotic Addicts 285

Discharged 302

Died 18

Dec 1992

99,494

2,002

1 319

27

46

102,749

5,973

724

0

41

0

9

6,747

109,496

10,021

4,221

3,774

225

222 4,349

2,565

1,588

196

1,451

9,452

7,341

4,246

2,769

326

376

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End of Month Population November 1992 - November 1993

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

99,310 100,000 101,705 102,539 103,271 104,768 105,485

2,814 2,824 2,938 2,971 3,033 3,067 3,073

1 1 1 1 1 1 2 294 310 291 321 347 384 375

29 26 31 151 40 32 25

48 48 48 49 49 50 52

102,496 103,209 105,014 106,032 106,741 108,302 109,012

5,920 5,979 6,080 6,211 6,298 6,450 6,537

722 748 781 775 736 732 755

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

45 51 43 48 47 42 49

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9 9 8 9 9 8 8

6,696 6,787 6,912 7,043 7,090 7,232 7,349

109,192 109,996 11" ,926 113,075 113,831 115,534 116,361

8,546 8,948 11,393 10,182 9,915 10,945 10,229

3,459 3,716 4,739 4,241 4,002 4,487 4,051

3,028 3,301 4,245 3,547 3,542 4,048 3,569

230 245 306 279 260 268 256

201 170 188 315 200 171 226

4,021 4,218 5,314 4,757 4,699 5,240 4,839

2,418 2,616 3,227 2,898 2,916 3,119 3,050

1,422 1,397 1,802 1,614 1,573 1,906 1,567

181 205 285 245 210 215 222

1,066 1,014 1,340 1,184 1,214 1,218 1,339

8,872 8,157 9,481 9,071 9,174 9,270 9,421

6,977 6,495 7,407 7,131 7,135 7,327 7,356

4,092 3,808 4,392 4,119 4,258 4,473 4,318

2,488 2,358 2,685 2,604 2,504 2,490 2,675

397 329 330 408 373 364 363

392 307 425 282 458 331 400

14 22 18 15 14 10 18

Other Releases ______ ~~~ _',?~ '-1,489 1,333 1,631 1,643 1,567 1,002 1,647

* Total inmates paroled excludes those released from temporary release.

Aug Sep 1993 1993

106,618 107,528

3,043 3,010

2 1 382 369

26 23

55 58 110,126 110,989

6,592 6,707

756 769

0 0 36 37

0 0 $} 10

7,393 7,523

117,519 118,512

10,451 10,329

4,148 4,125

3,733 3,721

228 227

187 177

5,041 4,955

3,123 3,083

1,677 1,639

241 233

1,262 1,249

9,311 9,353

7,318 7,321

4,251 4,207

2,648 2,759

419 355

364 400

20 16

1,609 1,616

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3,089

2 392

26

63

111,525

6,635

791

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36 0

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7,470

118,995

9,986 3,840

3,406

247

187

4,922

3,167

1,568

187

1,224

9,526

7,566

4,521

2,764

281

309

19 1,632

State of California December 10,1993

Nov Yearty 1993 Difference

108,243 9,293

3,065 225

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357 9

28 (1)

63 20

11 t,758 9,5471

6,640 718

780 64 0 0

53 15

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11 3

7,484 7991

119,242 10,3461 Monthly Average

9,772 9,9471 4,007 4,038

3,625 3,594

217 247

165 197

4,620 4,692

2,854 2,890

1,559 1,586

197 216

1,145 1,217

9,556 9,1921

7,002 7,231

4,511 4,262

2,727 2,616

364 353

314 358 18 16

1,622 1,586

DATA ANALYS1S UNIT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS ESTIMATES A~D STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SECTION STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFENDER INFDRMATION SERVICES BRANCH DECEMBER 6, 1993

PRISON Population Movements MONTHLY REPORT -November 1 , 1993 - November 30, 1993

EELQN --1UY..IL ADO leI QII::!EB Moygm~Dt IQtal Ma le-.E.ema Ie Iatal Male E~mal~ Iatal Mall:! El:!male Iatal

POPULATION: November 1 , 1993 '18,995 107,953 6,635 114,588 3,089 791 3,880 483 44 527

TOTAL RECEIVED 9,772 8,352 789 9,141 346 113 459 140 32 H2

Nle\<{ Admissions 4,007 3,304 321 3,625 174 43 217 135 30 165 Parole-Returns 4,620 4,110 313 4,*23 142 55 197 0 0 0

PRTC and OPRTfT 598 361 46 407 137 54 191 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,565 1,481 78 1,559 5 1 6 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 2,457 . 2,268 189 2,457 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

eYA Parole Returns 36 34 2 36 0 0 0 0 0 0

Other Admissions/Returns 1 .• 109 904 153 1,057 30 15 45 5 2 7 Fed/State/eVA 29 25 4 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 63 61 2 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 660 517 103 620 28 9 37 2 1 3 Jai I 102 99 3 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 23 LI 181 L.1 222 2 6 8 3 1 4 Temp.Communlty Leave 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 18 18 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL RELEASED 9,556 8,089 788 8,877 370 124 494 173 12 185

Paroled 7,602 6,603 635 7,238 274 90 364 0 0 0 First Parole 4,875 4,112 399 4,511 274 90 364 0 0 0 Re-Parole 2,727 2,491 236 2,727 0 0 0 0 0 0

Released to eYA Parole 9 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged 314 91 8 99 30 7 37 167 11 17. Died 18 18 0 18 0 0 0 0 0

Other Releases 1,613 1,368 145 1,513 66 27 93 6 1 7 Fed/State/CYA 4 4 0 I~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Escape 91 89 2 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 Court 805 628 88 716 64 22 86 3 0 3 Ja I I 192 183 9 192 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hospital/Medical 255 203 41 244 2 5 7 3 1 4 Temp. Community Leave 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other 256 251 5 256 0 0 0 0 0 0

Net Received-Released 216 263 1 264 -24 -11 -35 -33 20 -13 Uncategorized Moves 31 27 4 31 0 0 0 0 0 0

POPULATION: November 30, 1993 119,242 108,243 6,640 114,883 3,065 780 3,845 1~50 64 514

Departures rrom Temp. Release 459 409 17 426 27 4 31 2 0 2 Paroled 407 391 15 406 1 0 1 0 0 0

First Parole 324 315 8 323 1 0 1 0 0 0 Re-Parole 83 76 7 83 0 0 0 0 0 0

Discharged .45 12 2 14 25 4 29 2 0 2 Died 7 6 0 6 1 0 1 0 0 0

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INSTITUTION TOTAL NEW ADM PWNT PRTC PENDREV OPRWNC OPRTFC ESCWNT ESCTFT

TOTAL 119,242 '/3, 8~:1 30,843 9,729 2,625 37 1,335 267 585

TOTAL MALE 111,758 68,8'12 29,473 9,119 2,466 29 1,062 253 544

AVENAL SP 5,775 3,645 1,189 867 51 11 12

CALIPATRIA SP-I 123 51 62 9 1 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,703 2,483 1,125 70 14 11

CCC-I 1,487 922 481 71 2 11 CCC-II 1,496 ra23 483 71 4 15 CCC-III 1,086 '737 295 32 4 18 CCC-CAMPS 1,830 1,176 642 12

CCI-I 1,025 597 410 11 4 3 CCI-II 1,442 1,001 385 40 10 5 CCI-III-RC 909 532 366 2 3 6 eCI-IV A 1,045 717 307 12 3 6 CCI-IV B 1,059 716 323 13 :3 4 • CENTINELA SP-I 22 11 9 2 CENTINELA SP-III 1,037 656 301 76 4

CIM-I 1,683 750 517 225 84 6 CIM-EAST 912 96 75 386 355 CIM-RCC 1,446 566 328 171 333 17 3 27 CIM-RCW 1,388 232 54 745 355 1 1

CMC-EAST 3,448 2,312 887 220 12 5 12 CMC-\lJEST 2,910 1,944 741 211 8 6

- eMF-I- 160 101 52 6 eMF-II 404 304 88 10 2 CMF-' II I 2,690 1,616 806 226 24 2 8 B

CRC(MEN) 4,174 2,731 306 309 31 19 763 5 10

CSP, COR-I 385 186 176 20 :3 -CSP, COR-III 3,208 2,204 856 91 15 42 esp, COR-RTC 1,014 529 322 57 2 4 CSP, COR-SHU/PHU 788 4,38 294 48 7 1

CSP, LAC-I 204 58 51 72 3 CSP, LAC-III 1,977 1,330 550 81 2 5 9 CSP, LAC-IV 1,822 1,153 S14 48 1 3 3

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esp, SAC-I 203 110 90 3 CSP, SAC-MAIN 3,180 1,955 1,065 127 5 10 18

CSP, SOL-II 2,213 1,582 426 171 24 2 ~ esp, SOL-Ill 2,614 1,813 723 54 3 1 9 11

CTF-CENTRAL 2,959 1,966 647 335 2 5 4 CTF-NORTH 2,547 1,775 496 275 1 CTF-SOUTH 807 419 254 133

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY !SP 3,295 2,189 659 409 20 6 12

DVI-I 217 117 98 2 DVI-III 1,962 1,366 467 113 10 1 2 3 DVI-RC 908 370 193 105 213 7 16 4

FOLSOM SP-I 303 145 124 34 FOLSOM SP-II 3,446 2,317 757 358 12

MULE CREEK SP-I 234 148 80 6 • MULE CREEK SP-III 3,399 2,239 864 276 1 11 8

NORTH KERN SP-I 124 65 52 7 NORTH KERN SP-III 999 639 337 15 4 3 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,312 1,585 711 5 9 1

PELICAN BAY SP-I 170 99 65 4 1 1 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 2,249 1,403 726 97 4 9 10 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1,588 953 576 41 9 4 5

RIJD-I 237 119 98 17 2 1 RiolO-III 3,019 2,012 780 169 29 8 21 RIJO-RC 1,108 618 259 97 129 1 1 3

seC-I 1,513 905 579 27 1 1 seC-II 1,359 831 446 72 3 7 seC-III 1,077 646 315 50 28 38 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,870 1,035 826 9

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SQ-I 243 124 88 30 1 SQ-II 1,788 841 365 514 25 3 40 SQ-CONDEMNED 347 305 41 1 SQ-ALT 125 125 SQ-RC 2.795 1,297 524 471 472 20 10

WASCO-I 124 50 71 3 WASCO-III 1,070 705 325 28 1 2 9 WASCQ-RC 3,169 1,746 794 357 227 18 10 16

ATASCADERO ST HOSP 400 268 81 38 12 1 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,923 1,745 793 352 20 3 9 COMM CORR CENTERS II 347 254 87 6 COMM CORR CENTERS III 508 337 129 1 41 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,355 767 257 100 218 12

TOTAL FEMALE 7,484 5,009 1,370 610 159 8 273 14 41 CCWF-MAIN 2,823 1,977 612 194 13 9 18 CCWF-RC 688 407 200 46 16 18 • CIW 1.502 1,046 271 144 16 8 3 14 CIW-RC 231 98 36 33 62 2 CRC(WOMEN) 790 479 6 61 7 236 1 NCWF 664 466 115 49 16 9 2 7 NCWF-RC 67 1 32 34 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 293 221 71 1 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 41 27 2 10 2 COMM CORR CENTERS I 215 151 29 35 COMM CORR CENTERS II 75 60 12 2 COMM CORR CENTERS III 41 33 6 2 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 54 44 9 ·1

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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP , HISPANIC

TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER 1 N!i'rI TUTI ON

NUM. PCT. NUH. PCT. NUM. 'PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. peT.

TOTAL 119,242 100 34,303 28.8 38,856 32.6 36,747 30.8 9,336 7.8

TOTAL MALE 111,758 100 31,591 28.3 36,276 32.5 35,578 31.8 8,313 7.4

AVENAL SP 5,775 100 1,441 25.0 1,582 27.4 2,298 39.8 454 7.9

CALIPATRIA SP-I 123 100 45 36.S 34 27.6 39 31.7 5 4.1 CALIPATRIA SP-IV 3,703 100 717 19.4 1,433 38.7 1,293 34.9 260 7.0

CCC-I 1,487 100 518 34.8 410 27.S 447 30.1 112 7.5 CCC-II 1,496 100 489 32.7 387 25.9 477 31.9 143 9.6 CCC-IU 1,086 100 356 32.8 311 28.6 346 31.9 73 6.7 CCC-CAIt1PS 1,830 100 671 36.7 532 29.1 544 29.7 83 4.5

CCI-I 1,025 100 176 17.2 332 32.4 460 44.9 57 5.6 CCI-II 1,442 100 243 16.9 438 30.4 622 43.1 139 9.6 CCI-III-RC 909 100 169 18.6 379 41.7 316 34.8 45 5.0 CCI-IV A 1,045 100 258 24.7 406 38.9 329 31.5 52 5.0 eCI-IV B 1,059 100 262 24.7 431 40.7 316 29.8 50 4.7 • CENTINELA SP- I 22 100 4 18.2 13 59.1 3 13.6 2 9.1 CENTI NE LA SP - II I 1,037 100 236 22.8 331 31.9 387 37.3 83 8.0

CIM-I 1,683 100 455 27.0 603 35.8 552 32.8 73 4.3 ClM-EAST 912 100 264 28.9 396 43.4 218 23.9 34 3.7 CIM-RCC 1,446 100 453 31.3 432 29.9 504 34.9 57 3.9 CIM-RCW 1,388 100 390 28.1 508 36.6 435 31.3 55 4.0

CMC-EAST 3,448 100 1,339 38.8 1,203 34.9 744 21.6 162 4.7 CMC-WEST 2,910 100 876 30.1 694 23.8 1,163 40.0 177 6.1

CMF-I 160 100 55 34.4 61 38.1 34 21.3 10 6.3 CMF-II 404 100 157 38.9 116 28.7 104 25.7 27 6.7 CMF-III 2,690 100 956 35.5 1,110 41.3 467 17.4 157 5.8

CRC(MEN) 4,174 100 1,348 32.3 1,386 33.2 1,054 25.3 386 9.2

CSP, COR-I 385 100 91 23.6 131 34.0 139 3S.1 24 6.2 CSP, COR-III 3,208 100 730 22.8 1,125 35.1 1,117 34.8 236 7.4 esp, COR-RTC 1,014 100 225 22.2 453 44.7 280 27.6 56 5.5 CSP, COR-SHU/PHU 788 100 . 148 18.8 255 32.4 363 46.1 22 2.8

CSP, LAC-l 204 100 69 33.8 74 36.3 57 27.9 4 2.0 CSP, LAC-III 1,977 100 408 20.6 713 36.1 751 38.0 105 5.3 CSP, LAC-IV 1,822 100 438 24.0 751 41.2 529 29.0 ~04 5.7

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HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER

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

CSP, SAC-I 203 100 72 35.5 53 26.1 52 25.6 26 12.8 CSP, SAC-MAIN 3,180 100 910 28.6 1,225 38.5 825 25.9 220 6.9

CSP, SOL-II 2,213 100 708 32.0 705 31. 9 609 27.5 191 8.6 CSP, SOL-III 2,614 100 814 31.1 993 38.0 642 24.6 165 6.3

CTF-CENTRAL 2,1959 100 770 26.0 745 25.2 1,183 40.0 261 8.8 eTF-NORTH 2,547 100 645 25.3 718 28.2 987 38.8 197 7.7 CTF-SOUTH 807 100 256 31.7 208 25.8 287 35.6 56 e.9

CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP 3,295 100 766 23.2 812 24.6 1,537 46.6 180 5.5

DVI-I 217 100 73 33.6 84 38.7 54 24.9 6 2.8 OVI-III 1,962 100 591 30.1 724 36.9 454 23.1 193 9.8 OVI-RC 908 100 380 41.9 269 29.6 135 14.9 124 13.7

FOLSOM SP-I 303 100 122 40.3 96 31.7 57 18.8 28 9.2 • F.OLSOM SP-II 3,446 100 979 28.4 958 27.8 1,166 33.8 343 10.0

MULE CREEK SP-I 234 100 99 42.3 60 25.6 58 24.8 17 7.3 MULE CREEK SP-III 3,399 100 1,048 30.8 1,080 31.8 991 29.2 280 8.2

NORTH KERN SP-I 124 100 34 27.4 45 36.3 31 25.0 14 11.3 NORTH KERN SP-III 999 100 200 20.0 349 34.9 356 35.6 94 9.4 NORTH KERN SP-RC 2,312 100 395 17.1 764 33.0 384 16.6 769 33.3

PE!..ICAN BAY Sl'-I 170 100 80 47.1 41 24.1 34 20.0 15 8.8 PELICAN BAY SP-IV 2,249 100 664 29.5 1,020 45.4 403 17.9 162 7.2 PELICAN BAY SP-SHU 1.588 100 252 15.9 362 22.8 905 57.0 69 4.3

RI.IO-I 237 100 109 46.0 80 33.8 40 16.9 8 3.4 RI.ID-III 3,019 100 810 26.8 901 29.8 1,152 38.2 156 5.2 RI.IO-RC 1,108 100 362 32.7 235 21.2 456 41.2 55 5.0

SCC-I 1,513 100 458 30.3 422 27.9 522 34.5 111 7.3 seC-II 1,359 100 345 25.4 413 30.4 476 35.0 125 9.2 seC-III 1,077 100 298 27.7 350 32.5 365 33.9 64 5.9 SCC-CAMPS(MEN) 1,870 100 608 32.5 542 29.0 654 35.0 66 3.5

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

SQ-I 243 100 91 37.4 94 38.7 40 16.5 18 7.4 SQ-U 1,788 100 590 33.0 665 37.2 400 22.4 133 7.4 SQ-CONDEMNED 347 100 159 45.8 131 37.8 42 12.1 15 4.~ SQ-ALT 125 100 41 32.8 :31 24.8 40 32.0 13 10.4 SQ-RC 2,795 100 1,010 36.1 1,054 37.7 470 16.8 261 9.3

WASCO-I 124 100 37 29.8 42 33.9 42 33.9 3 2.4 WASCO-III 1,070 100 209 19.5 348 32.5 435 40.7 78 7.3 WASCO-RC 3,169 100 819 25.8 824 26.0 1,378 43.5 148 4.7

ATASCADERO ST HOSP 400 100 204 51.0 126 31.5 45 11.3 25 6.3 COMM CORR CENTERS I 2,923 100 850 29.1 875 29.9 946 32.4 252 8.6 COMM CORR CENTERS II 347 100 97 28.0 179 51.6 57 16.4 14 4.0 COMM CORR CENTERS III 508 100 136 26.8 229 45.1 112 22.0 31 6.1 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 1,355 100 513 37.9 394 29.1 368 27.2 80 5.9

TOTAL FEMALE 7,484 100 2,712 36.2 2,580 34.5 1,169 15.6 1,023 13.7 CCWF-MAIN 2,823 100 888 31.5 999 35.4 467 16.5 469 16.6 CCWF-RC 688 100 254 36.9 248 36.0 77 11.2 109 15.8 • CIW 1,502 100 574 38.2 497 33.1 290 19.3 141 9.4 CIW-RC 231 100 95 41.1 75 32.5 48 20.8 13 5.6 CRC(WOMEN) 790 100 326 41.3 239 30.3 135 17.1 90 11.4 NCWF 664 100 258 38.9 251 37.8 58 8.7 97 14.6 NCWF-RC 67 100 13 19.4 44 65.7 7 10.4 3 4.5 SCC-CAMPS(WOMEN) 293 100 130 44.4 77 26.3 52 17.7 34 11.6 PATTON ST HOSP(WOMEN) 41 100 16 39.0 18 43.9 3 7.3 4 9.8 COMM CORR CENrERS I 215 100 96 44.7 66 30.7 19 8.S 34 15.8 COMM CORR CENTERS II 75 100 32 42.7 24 32.0 5 6.7 14 18.7 COMM CORR CENTERS III 41 100 8 1£.5 23 56.1 2 4.9 8 19.5 COMM CORR CENTERS IV 54 100 22 40.7 19 35.2 6 11. 1 7 13.0

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COMMITMENT ----------------------------------------------------------------------TYPE NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. HUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 119,242 100 34,303 28.8 38,856 32.6 36,747 30.8 9,336 7.8

TOTAL MALE 111,758 100 31,591 28.3 36,276 32.5 35,578 31.8 8,313 7.4

FELONS 108,243 100 30,193 27.H 35,148 32.5 34,972 32.3 7,930 7.3

CNA* 3,065 100 1,215 39.S 1,027 33.5 493 16.1 330 10.8

OTHERS 450' 100 183 40.7 101 22.4 113 25.1 53 11.8

TOTAL FEMALE 7,484 100 2,712 36.2 2,580 34.5 1,169 15.6 1,023 13.7

FELONS 5,640 100 2,358 35.5 2,324 35.0 1,040 15.7 918 13.8

CNA* 780 100 328 42.1 228 29.2 126 16.2 98 12.6

OTHERS 64 100 :26 40.6 28 43.8 3 4.7 7 10.9

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DECEMBER 10, 1993

RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF 'rHE INSTITUTION POPULATION BY LEVEL OF INSTITUTION

NOVEMBER 30, 1993

RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP

HISPANIC LEVEL OF TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXICAN) OTHER INSTITUTION ---------------------------------------------------._-------------------

NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 119,242 100 34,303 28.8 38,856 32.6 3~,747 30.8 9,336 7.8

TOTAL MALE 111,758 100 31,591 28.3 36,276 32.5 35,578 31.8 8,313 7.4

COM"'. CORR. eTR 5,133 100 1,596 31.1 1,677 32.7 1,483 28.9 377 7.3

LEVEL I 15,874 100 4,999 31.5 4,651 29.3 5,309 33.4 915 5.8

LEVEL. II 28,064 100 7,752 27.6 8,211 29.3 9,770 34.8 2,331 8.3

LEVEL III 31,857 100 9,233 28.0 10,805 33.9 9,653 30.3 2,166 6.8

LEVEL IV 16,795 100 4,033 24.0 6,467 38.5 5,285 31.5 1,010 6.0

RECEPT CTRS 14,035 100 3,978 28.3 4,465 31.8 4,078 29.1 1,514 10.8

TOTAL FEMALE 7,484 100 2,712 36.2 2,580 34.5 1,169 15.6 1,023 13.7

COMM. CORR. CTR 385 100 158 41.0 132 34.3 32 8.3 63 16.4

LEVEL I 293 100 130 44.4 77 26.3 52 17.7 34 11.6

LEVEL I/IV 2,823 100 888 31.5 999 35.4 467 16.5 469 16.6

LEVEL II 790 100 ~26 41.3 239 30.3 135 17.1 90 11. 4

LEVEL II/III 664 100 2s:a 38.9 251 37.8 58 8.7 97 14.6

LEVEL III/IV 1,543 100 590 38.2 515 33.4 293 19.0 145 9.4

RECEPT eTRS 986 100 362 36.7 367 37.2 132 13.4 125 12.7

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COMMITMENTI Nov MOVEMENT TYPE 1992

MALE PAROLE POPULATION

Felons 72,095 Civil Narcotic Addicts 2,537 Cooperative Cases 1,962


I Total Male 76,598

FEMALE PAROLE POPULATION

Felons 7,548


Cooperative Cases 183


ITotal Female 8,558

\Total Parole Population 85,156

PAROLE POPULATION MOVEMENTS

ITOTAL RECEIVED 8,119

Paroled • 7,318

First Parole 4,404

Re-Parole 2,628

CiVil Narcotic Addicts 286

Reinstatements 641

Other Returns 160

ITOTAl RELEASED 6,713

Returned to Institution 3,526

PV.RTC & Pend Revs 2,124

PV-WNT 1,234


Discharged 1,948

Died 55 Suspensions 1.101

othe!Beleases~__ _ 83 -----

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73,177

2,547

1,995

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77,723

1,638

845

183

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8,666

86,389

8,472

7,694 ~,497

2,869

328

650

128

7,176

3,822

2,157

1,506

159

1,836

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End of Month Population November 1992 - November 1993

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

72,900 73,288 72,716 72,720 72,201 70,809 71,402 2,641 2,694 2,704 2,814 2,779 2,839 2,925 2,009 2,110 2,151 2,107 2,028 2,084 2,115

4 4 4 4 4 3 3

77,554 78,096 77,575 77,645 77,012 15,735 76,445

7,523 7,543 7,506 7,421 7,264 7,024 7,078

868 847 854 894 899 941 948

184 199 200 191 183 187 183

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8,575 8,589 8,560 8,506 8,346 8,152 8,209

86,129 86,685 86,135 86,151 85,358 83,887 84,654

8,105 7,641 8,507 8,351 8,412 8,599 8,693

7,304 6,774 7,724 7,455 7,485 7,592 7,716

4,344 4,017 4,627 4,368 4,539 4,669 4,594

2,560 2,428 2,767 2,676 2,573 2,559 2,759

400 329 330 411 373 364 363

750 711 707 773 793 877 806

51 156 76 123 134 130 171

8,332 7,061 9,031 8,286 9,189 9,996 7,917

3,526 3,672 4,668 4,150 4,085 4,498 4,131

2,017 2,203 2,708 2,394 2,427 2,534 2,486

1,348 1,292 1,708 1,534 1,486 1,787 1,443

161 177 252 222 172 177 202

2,635 2,267 2,565 2,216 3,328 3,116 2,302

58 82 63 45 58 92 52

1,987 993 1,623 1.776 1,661 2,126 1,375

126 47 112 99 57 164 57

.. total inmates received on parole include those received from ihstitutions arid temporary telease.

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Aug Sep Oct Nov Yearly 1993 1993 1993 1993 Difference

71,299 10,656 71,500 71,453 (642)

3,055 3,084 3,009 3,048 511 2,088 2,058 2,060 2,078 116

3 3 3 3 (1)

16,445 75,801 16,572 76,582 (16)1

7,093 6,928 7,027 7,026 (522)

990 1,004 982 991 164

184 191 190 192 9

0 0 0 0 0

8,267 8,123 8,199 8,209 (349)1

84,712 83,924 84,771 84,791 (365)1

Monthly Average

8,571 8,683 8,995 9,164 8,4861

7,640 7,627 6,002 8,005 7,564

4,491 4,438 4,880 4,830 4,515 2,730 2,633 2,842 2,810 2,695

419 356 280 365 354

805 892 862 1,081 796

126 164 131 78 125

8,557 9,435 8,173 9,094 8,3821

4,310 4,158 4,068 3,893 4,039

2,550 2,439 2,~ 2,271 2,'J67

1,547 1,513 1,439 1,440 1,483

213 206 169 182 189

2,261 2,501 2,407 2,352 2,441

70 116 83 79 69 1,848 2,570 1,503 2.527 1,729

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DATA ANALYSIS UNIT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS ESTIMATES AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SECTION STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFENDER INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH DECEMBER 6, 1993

PAROLE Population Movements • MONTHLY REPORT November 1 , 1993 - November 30, 1993

EELQf:l CnllL ArWICl QlHEB M~Bl~meDt lata I !!lalla Eemale IaU I ~ale Eemale lata I !!lale EemaJe lata I

POPULATION: November 1 , 1993 84,772 71,501 7,027 78,528 3,009 982 3,991 2,063 190 2,253

TOTAL RECEIVED 9,164 7,921 803 8,724 302 99 401 35 4 39

Received From Institution 7,598 6,599 635 7,234 274 90 364 0 0 0 First Parole 4,871 4,108 399 4,507 274 90 364 0 0 0 Re-Parole 2,727 2,491 236 2,727 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received from Temp. Status 407 391 15 406 1 0 1 0 0 0 First Parole 324 315 8 323 , 0 1 0 0 0 Re-Parole 83 76 7 83 0 0 0 0 0 0

Received From eVA Parole 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0

Reinstatements 1,081 895 i50 1,045 27 9 36 0 0 0 Other Received 68 26 3 29 0 0 0 35 4 39

TGiTAL RELEASED 9,094 7,931 795 8,726 262 87 349 17 2 19

Returned to Institution 3,893 3,465 246 3,711 133 49 182 0 0 0 PRTC and OPRTFT 544 336 32 368 128 48 176 0 0 0 PWNT and OPRWNT 1,446 1,367 73 1,440 5 1 6 0 0 0 Pending Revocation 1,903 1,762 141 1,903 0 0 0 ° 0 0 Psychiatric Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ° °

Discharged 2,352 2,008 230 2,238 72 26 98 15 1 16 Died 79 63 9 72 7 0 7 0 0 0

Suspensions 2,527 2,170 292 2,462 50 12 62 2 1 3 Released to CVA Parole 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 • Other Released 239 221 18 239 0 0 0 0 0

Net Received-Released 70 -10 8 -2 40 12 52 18 2 20 Uncategorlzed Moves -50 -37 -9 -46 -1 -3 -4 0 0 0

POPULATION: November 30, 1993 84,792 71,454 7,026 78,480 3,048 991 4,039 2,081 192 2,273

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RACIAL-ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAROLE POPULATION BY REGION

NOVEMBER 30, 1993

RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUP

HISPANIC TOTAL WHITE BLACK (MEXCAN) OTHER

REGION ----------------------------------------------------------------------NUM. PCT. NUl'll. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT. NUM. PCT.

TOTAL 84,791 100 25,840 30.5 26,740 31.5 27,710 32.7 4,501 5.3

TOTAL FELONS 80,752 100 24,091 29.8 25,450 31.5 26,884 33.3 4,327 5.4

MALE FELONS 73,534 100 21,496 29.2 22,840 31.1 2EL 341 34.5 3,857 5.2 REGION I 17,028 100 7,419 43.6 3,345 19.6 5,461 32.1 803 4.7 REGION II 14,323 100 4,079 28.5 5,863 40.9 3,428 23.9 953 6.7 REGION III 18,012 100 2,419 13.4 7,924 44.0 6,549 36.4 1,120 6.2 REGION IV 24,171 100 7,579 31.4 5,708 23.6 9,903 41.0 981 4.1

FEMALE FELONS 7,218 100 2,595 36.0 2,610 36.2 1,543 21.4 470 6.5 REGION I 1,807 100 854 47.3 464 25.7 374 20.7 115 6.4 REGION II 1,323 100 438 33.1 588 44.4 190 14.4 107 8.1 REGION III 1,639 100 374 22.8 853 52.0 308 18.8 104 6.3 REGION IV 2,449 100 929 37.9 705 28.8 671 27.4 144 5.9

TOTAL CNA* 4,039 100 1,749 43.3 1,290 31.9 826 20.5 174 4.3

MALE CNA* 3,048 100 1,288 42.3 1,047 34.4 618 20.3 95 3.1 REGION I 1,584 100 734 46.3 457 28.9 348 22.0 45 2.8 REGION II 442 100 207 46.8 192 43.4 32 7.2 11 2.5 REGION III 469 100 118 25.2 244 52.0 89 19.0 18 3.8 REGION IV 553 100 229 41.4 154 27.S 149 26.9 21 ~.8

FEMALE CNA* 991 100 461 46.5 243 24.5 208 21.0 79 8.0 REGION I 577 100 284 49.2 121 21.0 133 23.1 39 6.8 REGION II 116 100 50 43.1 31 26.7 18 15.5 17 14.7 REGION III 130 100 39 30.0 61 46.9 20 15.4 10 7,7 REGION IV 168 100 88 52.4 30 17.9 37 22.0 13 7.7

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Department of Corrections State of California December 10,1993

_r ___________ N_O_V_E_M_B_E_R_l_9_93_M __ O_NT_H_L_Y_R_E_P_O_R_T ____________ l 4t 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

Otber Inmate Column

PRTC and OPRTFT

PWNT and OPRWNT

CYA Parole Returns

Inmates who are Federal cases, other state prisoners, safekeepers, county diagnostic cases and Youth Authority wards who are housed in a CDC institution.

Parolees returned to custody and outpatients returned to finish tenn.

Parolees returned with a new felony commitment and outpatients returned with a new civil commitment.

Effective January 1,1988, eYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 1731.S(c) cases. This results in CYA supervised W&IC 1731.5(c) cases being returned directly to CDC institutions.

FederaVOther State/CY A Inmates returned from or released to federal, other states or California Youth Authority institutions.

Other ReceivedlReleased Inmates returned from or released on bail, own recognizance or for emergency fire A 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) cases.

New admissions, parole returns and all inmates returned from temporary release from an institution.

Inmates who were paroled, discharged, died or who were temporarily released from an institution.

The di(ference between the total number of inmates received in the institutions and the total num!>er of inmates released from the institutions during the specified time period.

Represents multiple. moves in the OBIS system that do not fit into any of the predefined categories.

Inmates who are released to parole, discharged, or died while on temporary release status. Temporary release status includes inmates out-to-court, escapees, and those released to jail, to federal custody, to medical treatment or hospitalization, and to a temporary community release.

Parolees who have been charged "ith violating a parole condition(s) and have been returned to prison before their revocation hearing.

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First Parole

Received from Temporary Release Status

Received from CY A Parole

Reinstatements

Other Received

PRTC and OPRTFT

PWNT and OPRWNT

Suspensions

ReJeased to CYA Parole

Other Released

Total Received

Total Released

Net ReceivedlReleased

Uncategorized Mo\'es

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 3r('\ 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 1, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&IC 173 1. 5 (c) cases. Some CY A supervised parolees transfer to CDC parole supervision.

Parolees-at-large and releaseeswat-Iarge who are returned to active parole.

Parolees returned to parole in California from supervision in another state.

Parolees returned to institution custody and outpatients returned to an institution to finish their commitment.

Parolees returned to the institution with a new felony commitment and outpatients returned with a new civil commitment.

Parolees and outpatients who abscond to "at large" status.

Effective January 1, 1988, CYA took over parole supervision ofW&lC 1731.5(c) cases.

Parolees transferred 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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RACIAL-ETHNIC GROUPS

The racial-ethnic status of an inmate is obtained when he or she is first admitted to the department at a reception center. The groups include inmates who identify themselves as follows:

White

Black

Hispanicl(Mexican)

Other

Caucasian Portuguese Spanish

Negro African

Mexican Chicano Mexican nationals

American Indian Cambodian Chinese Colombian Filipino Guamian Guatemalan Hawaiian Indian (from India) Jamaican Japanese Korean Nicaraguan Salvadorian Samoan Thai Vietnamese Other

In instances when an inmate is of mixed parentage, the inmate makes the designation of his or her racial-ethnic status .

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