2011 Annual Report - Supreme Court of the Virgin Islands

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The Probation and Parole Division processed the following clients within the Territory as outlined in the chart below:During this fiscal year, the Office of Probation and Parolemade several observations regarding the clients being servedas it relates to age (18 – 79) and educational level. The clientsbeing received within Probation are of varying age andeducational levels (from GED to Doctorate) and are beingarrested for a variety charges. During the last few fiscal years,the District of St. Croix (STX) saw an increase in the numberof individuals with post-secondary education being arrested.This trend continues to hold true in this fiscal year (2011),with the percentage remaining at 13%. This phenomenonis even more evident in the St. Thomas-St. John District(STT/J) where individuals with post-secondary educationrepresent 23% of all persons arrested.58
FY11 TERRITORIAL - Client Educational LevelsDuring the past few fiscal years, we saw a shift in the ageof persons being arrested in the District of St. Croix. Thisreflected an increase of persons in the age range of 16-29years being arrested more frequently than any other agegroup. During this reporting period, however, we actuallysaw a 3% decrease of persons in that age group (representing53% of all persons arrested). The statistics in the Districtof St. Thomas-St. John are consistent with the findings onSt. Croix, with that age group accounting for 49% of allpersons arrested.FY11 TERRITORIAL - Probation Client Age RangeStatistical analysis of crimes committed by probationersduring the past few fiscal years, have revealed the followingtrends which is also outlined in the charts following thedescription:• Crimes of violence, weapons/ammunitions use/possession,traffic offenses and drug related offenses were the mostprevalent reasons people were arrested.59
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