2010 Annual Director's Report - Judicial Discipline Reform

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Table E-7A.
U.S. District Courts—Post-Conviction Supervision Cases Closed With and Without Revocation, by Type,
During the 12-Month Period Ending September 30, 2010
Without Revocation
With Revocation
Early Term Term Expired Other 1 Technical 2 Minor 3 Major 4
Type of Total
Supervision Closed Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct. Total Pct.
Total 51,529 36,414 70.7 6,738 13.1 26,681 51.8 2,995 5.8 15,115 29.3 8,875 17.2 997 1.9 5,243 10.2
From Courts
Probation 5 10,968 9,541 87.0 1,907 17.4 7,195 65.6 439 4.0 1,427 13.0 904 8.2 153 1.4 370 3.4
From Institutions
Bureau of Prisons
Custody 477 475 99.6 3 0.6 217 45.5 255 53.5 2 0.4 1 0.2 0 0.0 1 0.2
Parole 6 864 655 75.8 226 26.2 349 40.4 80 9.3 209 24.2 130 15.0 14 1.6 65 7.5
Term of
Supervised
Release 39,220 25,743 65.6 4,602 11.7 18,920 48.2 2,221 5.7 13,477 34.4 7,840 20.0 830 2.1 4,807 12.3
1
Excludes cases that were transferred out and cases closed due to death.
2
Revocation for reasons other than conviction for new offense.
3
Conviction for minor offense such as drunk driving, disorderly conduct, petty theft, traffic violation, etc., when sentence is 90 days or less of imprisonment, one year or less of probation, or fine.
4
Involvement in or conviction of new major offense, including absconded from custody, arrested for another charge, convicted and sentenced to more than 90 days of imprisonment or more than one year of probation.
5
Includes probation imposed by magistrate judges and district judges.
6
Includes parole, special parole, mandatory release, and military parole.