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Felony Sentences in the United States, 1994Patrick A. Langan, Ph.D., Jodi M. Brown, Bureau of Justice Statistics
July 1, 1997 NCJ 165149
Presents the latest available figures for both State and Federal sentencing, reporting that in 1994 the Nation's courts convicted a total of about 900,000 persons of a felony offense. State courts accounted for 96% of the national total and Federal courts for 4%. The Nation's courts sentenced 46% of convicted felons to prison, 25% to jail, and 29% to probation.
Part of the Felony Sentences in the United States Series
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