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Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983Table 6.48 Normal capo!c:ity and average population of U.S.Marine Corps correctil.onal centers, by location, 1982!\oTE: See !\oTE, Table ,1.45. Facilities listed are for MarineCorps personnel I 7 yl~ars of age alld older awaiting courtmartialor serving sentence of Summary, Special, or GeneralCourts-Martial.Persons Und-:.r Correctional SupervisionTable 6.49 Conditional and unconditional releases of sentenced prisoners from Stote and Federaljurisdiction, by type of release, region, and jurisdiction, 1981!\oTE: See !\oTES, Figure 6.5 and Table 6.22. For Information on methodology, definitions ofterms, and a detailed explanation of revised, estimated, and noncomparable data, seeAppendix 19.Conditional releaseUnconditional releaseSupervisedExpira- Commuta-Correctional center I'brrnal AVerage mandatory tion of tlon ofand location ca2S!clt:! population Region ond lurlsdlctlon Total Porole Probation releases Other Totol sentence sentence OtherMarine Corps Base,United States, total 124,415 81,894 5,287 32,861 4,373 27,901 22,983 3,394 1,524Camp Pendleton, Califorl1ia 382 215Marine Corps Logistics Bor.e,Federal Institutions, total 6,431 4,055 0 2,376 0 3,396 3,228 3 165Albony, Georgia 30 2Marine Corps Base,State Institutions, total 117,984 77,839 5,287 30,485 4,373 24,505 19,755 3,391 1,359Camp Lejeune, North COl'olina 358 244Marine Corps DevelopmentI'brtheast 16,315 13,329 315 2,535 136 2,444 2,227 54 163and Education Command,Maine 102 19 83 0 0 247 247 0 0Quantico, Virginia 150 30 New Hcrnpshire 167 167 0 0 0 31 4 0 27Marine Corps Recruit Depc,'t,Vermont 305 120 180 0 5 24 21 0 3Parris Island, South Carolina 55 55Massachusetts 796 796 0 0 0 263 215 4Q 0Marine Corps Base,Rhode Island 200 148 52 0 0 34 30 4 0Okinawa, Japan 237 45 Connecticut 1,522 1,391 0 0 131 79~ 791 2 0New York 7,536 5,001 0 2,535 0 59U 590 0 (lSource: American Correctional Association, 1983New Jersey 2,819 2,819 0 0 0 130 130 0 0~Y of Juvenile and Adult Correctional De artmentsPennsylvania 2,868 2,86B 0 0 0 332 199 0 133Institutiuns, Agencies and taro 109 \!! ontles 0 ege or,Md.: ArTlerican. Correcticlnal ASsociation, 1983), pp. 344, 345.I'brth Central 29,722 18,565 2,494 7,838 825 3,841 3,236 61 544Table constructed by SOL..RCEBOOK staff. Reprinted byOhio 8,518 6,503 1,463 0 552 53 22 0 31Indiana 2,7B9 519 344 1,683 243 210 66 0 144permis~,on.illinois 6,199 866 0 5,333 0 1,171 I, I 15 43 13Michigan 4,754 4,754 0 0 0 377 377 0 0Wisconsin 1,741 929 13 778 21 125 85 0 40Minnesota 1,0BI3 1,088 0 0 0 148 101 0 47Iowa 835 607 228 0 0 308 297 0 IIMissouri 1,554 1,552 0 0 2 956 680 18 258I'brth Dakota 165 147 II 0 7 9 9 0 0South Dakota 243 221 22 0 0 98 98 0 0Nebraska 303 303 0 0 0 386 386 0 0I Kansas 1,533 1,076 413 44 0 0 X X XSouth 5tII l , 174 3B,515 1,862 7,200 2,5')7 16,527 12,725 3,255 547,j Delaware 367 231 0 136 0 77 54 0 23u Marylar.-i 2,880 2,OB7 0 793 0 25 II 14 0District ,.f Columbia 797 691 0 106 0 670 670 0 0Virginia 3,539 2,489 0 1,047 3 275 258 0 17West Virginia 406 300 79 0 27 73 68 0 51( I'brth Carolina 6,890 6,890 0 0 0 1,323 1,323 0 0ISouth .Carolina 2,752 2,195 557 0 0 673 660 I 1211~fI!1 !,\ '\IIGeorgia 2,601 1,750 48 0 803 4,259 1,394 2,851 14Florida 5,735 3,855 614 984 282 3,019 2,633 5 381Kentucky 2,586 2,026 310 250 0 33 30 0 3Tennessee 2,881 2,305 0 357 219 4!3 394 8 'IIAlabama 1,832 1,512 78 0 242 540 536 I 3Mississippi 1,707 940 138 0 629 349 320 0 29Arkansas 1,7BO 1,454 0 0 326 254 253 I 0Louisiana 707 705 2 0 0 1,683 1,634 I 48Oklahoma 1,013 1,013 0 0 0 1,126 753 373 0Texas 11,101 8,072 36 3,527 66 1,735 1,734 0 IWest 21,773 7,430 616 12,912 815 1,693 1,567 21 105Montana 361 288 58 2 13 57 57 0 0Idaho 498 203 295 0 0 87 85 0 2Wyoming 189 169 19 0 I 56 33 19 4Colorado 1,298 1,184 114 0 0 227 198 0 29New Mexico 705 502 0 0 203 350 350 0 0Arizona 1,832 805 97 332 598 34 34 0 0Utah 433 433 0 0 0 23 6 0 17Nevada 613 613 0 0 0 239 238 0 IWashington 1,400 1,400 0 0 0 7 3 I 3Oregon 1,722 1,722 0 0 0 181 180 I 0California 12,366 0 0 12,366 0 415 366 0 49Alaska 270 58 0 212 0 0 X X XHawaii 86 53 33 0 0 17 17 0 0Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Prisoners in State and FederalInstitutions on December 31, 1981, NCJ-86485 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 19B3), p. 30.5 3