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Appendix C: Reported Juvenile Court Cases Disposed in 2005, by CountyIllinois: Cook CountySource: Juvenile Court of Cook CountyMode: Automated data file (petitioned delinquency and status cases)Data: 1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.IndianaSource:Mode:Data:IowaSource:Mode:Data:Supreme Court of Indiana, Division of State Court Administration2005 Indiana Judicial Service Report, Volume II (petitioned) and 2005 Indiana Judicial Service Report:Probation Report (non-petitioned)1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.3. Dependency figures are petitioned cases disposed.Iowa Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice PlanningJuvenile Court Services 2005 Annual Report1. Delinquency figures are the number of petitions.KansasSource: Supreme Court of Kansas, Office of Judicial AdministrationMode: Annual Report of the Courts of KansasData: 1. Delinquency figures are juvenile offender filings disposed for fiscal year 2005.MaineSource:Mode:Data:MarylandSource:Mode:Data:Administrative Office of the CourtsAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.Department of Juvenile JusticeAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.MassachusettsSource: Administrative Office of the CourtsMode: Massachusetts Court System Juvenile Court Department, Fiscal Year 2005 StatisticsData: 1. Delinquency figures are complaints disposed and include motor vehicle violations.2. Status figures are petitions disposed.3. Dependency figures are cases disposed.4. A charge is a single count alleged in a juvenile complaint.5. Hampshire County figures are reported with Franklin County.Michigan: all counties except that listed in the next noteSource: State Court Administrative Office, Michigan Supreme CourtMode: Statistical pages sent to NCJJData: 1. Delinquency figures are petitions disposed.2. Dependency figures are petitions disposed.Michigan: Wayne CountySource: Third Judicial Circuit of MichiganMode: Automated data fileData: 1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.3. Dependency figures are cases disposed.132Juvenile Court Statistics 2005
Appendix C: Reported Juvenile Court Cases Disposed in 2005, by CountyMinnesotaSource: Minnesota Supreme Court Information SystemMode: Statistical pages sent to NCJJData: 1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.MississippiSource: Mississippi Department of Human ServicesMode: Division of Youth Services 2005 Annual Statistical ReportData: 1. Total figures are cases referred.MissouriSource:Mode:Data:MontanaSource:Mode:Data:NebraskaSource:Mode:Data:NevadaSource:Mode:Data:Department of Social Services, Division of Youth ServicesAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.3. Dependency figures are cases disposed.Montana Board of Crime ControlAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.Nebraska Crime CommissionAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are petitioned cases disposed.2. Status figures are petitioned cases disposed.3. Dependency figures are petitioned cases disposed.4. In Douglas County, only those cases processed through the county attorney’s office were reported.Division of Child and Family Services, Juvenile Justice Programs OfficeAutomated data file1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.New HampshireSource: New Hampshire Supreme Court, Administrative Office of the CourtsMode: Statistical pages sent to NCJJData: 1. Delinquency figures are juvenile filings.2. Status figures are juvenile filings.3. Dependency figures are juvenile filings.New JerseySource: Administrative Office of the CourtsMode: Automated data fileData: 1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.New MexicoSource: Children, Youth, and Families DepartmentMode: Automated data fileData: 1. Delinquency figures are cases disposed.2. Status figures are cases disposed.Juvenile Court Statistics 2005 133
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