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----------~-----.-----------------------------------------------------------ASSAULT (continued)VictimizationDefined by National Crime Survey, Appendix IIHouseholds touched by, 351-353Incidents, 335-340N,t reported to police, 307-31~'. 318i'i.Jmber of, ,307, 308, 312-314, j35-346, 350, 354Rate, 320, 322, 325-333, 350, 351Reported to police, 307, 3!>4See also:ArrestsOffenses known to policeVictimization, personalATTITUDESSee Public opinionA TTffi\EY GEi'ERALSee Prosecution, U.S. AttorneysAUTO THEFTSee Motor vehicle theftBARB I TLRA TESSee DrugsSee Narcotic drug lowsSee Prisoners, drug useSee Public opinion, drugsBOMBINGSSee HijackingsSee Offenses Icnown to the policeBUDGETSee ExpendituresBLRGLARYArrests, 415-422, 1125, 4~7, 429-431, 435-445, 450-453, 458Age, 421, 422, 425, 430, 431, 437, 441, 445, 458Extent of urbanization, 436-445Race, 431, 435, 437, 441, 445Rotes, 416, 450Sex, 427, 429, 430, 436, 440, 444Basis for wiretap, 485Clearonce by arrest, 451-453, 458Court cases, Federal, 494, 495Appeals, 516Convictions in U.S. Postal Inspection Service cases, 522Investigations, 522Crime insurance, 41 IDefendants, Federal, 506Sentences, 508Defined by lkIiform Crime Reports, Appendix 2In Federal parks, 389Offenses known to police, 370, 372-376, 378-389, 397, 398, 400Federal violations, 398Percent cleared by arrest, 451-453, 458Place and time of occurrence, 397Property loss, 400Rate, 370, 376, 378, 379PrisonersAdmitted to Federal institutions, 586, 587Confined in Federal institutions, 588Railroads, 412Arrests, 472Dispositions, 540VictimizationDefired by National Crime Survey, Appendix IIHoust!holds touched by, 351-353Incide.'lts, 335'~t repcrted to police, 307, 308, 311, 316, 318N..mber of, 307, 308, 316, 318, 346, 354Rote, 320, 324, 346-348, 350, 351Reported to police, 307, 354Value of property stolen, 346See also:ArrestsOffenses known to policePublic opinion, fear of victimizationVictimization, business and householdCAP I TAL PLNI SI-MENTExecutions under civil authority, 613, 615, 616, 618Females, 618Jurisdiction, 613, 616, 618Offense, 615-618Race, 615, 617, 618Region, 613, 616Movement of prisoners under sentence of death, 609, 610Prisoners received from court under sentence of death, 607, 608Age, 608Jurisdiction, 607Legal status at time of arrest, 601:1Race, 607Region, 607, 608Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistlcs 1983680.CI>PITAL PLNISl-MENT (continued)Prisoners removed from death row, 6", 612Prisoners under sentence of death, 602-604Choracteristics of, 605, 606Jurisdiction, 602-604Offens.;, 604Race, 602, 604Region, 607, 608Public opinionReasons for faVoring, 278Reasons for opposing, 278Specific offensesAirplane hijacking, 276, 277Murder, 273-278Rape, 276, 277Treason, 276, 277See also: Specific offenses (e.g., Murder and nonnegligentmons laughter, Rope)CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECTSee Abuse and neglectCHILDREN IN NEED a=- SLPERVISIQ\I (CHINS)See Persons In Need of Supervision (PINS)CIGARETTESPublic opinionHormfulness of, 293Prohibition on use of, 294See also: Drugs, use, self-reportedCLEAR.ANCE RATESS~e Ar~estsCLEMENCYApplications involving Federal offenses, 521COCAINESee DrugsSee Narcotic drug lawsSee Prisoners, State, drug useSee Public opinion, drugsSee SeizuresCOMMUTATIQ\ISGranted, 521Prisoners removed from death row, 612See also: ClemencyCOMPENSATIONU.S. Postal Inspection Service investigationsRecoveries and restitutions, 522 .Victim compensation by prisoners, attitudes toward, 265See also: Crime insuranceC()\f"1 DENTI ALI TYSee Criminal history informationCONTROLLED SUBSTANCESSee Drug Enforcement !l.dministrationSee DrugsSee MarihuanaSee Narcotic drug lawsSee Public opinion, drugsSee SeizuresCONVICTlQ\ISSee CourtsCmPCRATE CRIMESee Courts, Federal, cases, antitrustCORRECTlQ\ISEmployeesNumber of, 15, 18, 22, 26, 28, 110, 131lkIions, 130Employment and payrollFederal, 18Local, 26, 28, 110State, 22, 28, 110, 131Expenditures, 4, 16, 20, 24, 36, 109InstitutionsFederalPopulation, 572, 573, 576, 585, 588MilitaryAir ForceAverage populotion, 591Capocity, 591ArmyAverage population, 590, 591Capacity, 591Morine CorpsAverage population, 592Capacity, 592NavyAverage population, 59!CapaCity, 591Offering educational programs, 1331\ .I~11\J1IfJIIII11IjI!I'iC~ECTIQ\IS (continued)Institutions (continued)StatePopulation, 132Prison industries, 134Security classification, 132Type of, 132Volunteer programs in, 138See also:Appendix I, Expenditure and employment dataAppendix 20, Federal Prison System statistical reportEmploymentExpendituresJailsJuvenile correctionsParolePrisonersProbationPublic opinion, incarcerationCCll..NSELSee Courts, Federal, casesSee Defense activities for indigent defendantsSee EmploymentSee ExpendituresCOLNTERFEITINGSee Fargery and counterfeitingSee SeizuresCOlRTSAdministrative officesFeuc.-c.:J1 personnel, 72Courts of general jurisdictionFilings, 474JudgesMethod of selection, 99Number of, 90Qualifications, 93Salary, 95Terms of, ;Ok), 99Courts of intermediate appealsDispositions, 475Filings, 475, 476JudgesMethod of selection, 96, 98Number of, 88-90Qualifications, 93Salary, 95Terms of, 90, 98Courts of last resortJusticesMethod of selection, 96Number of, 90Qualifications, 93Salary, 95Terms of, 90, 96Courts of limited jurisdictionFilings, 474Employment and payrollFederal, 18, 72Lcx:al, 26, 28State, 22, 28Expenditures, 4, 16, 20, 24, 36, 70, 71, 79FederalCases, 492-499AntitrustFilings, 526Type of case, 526Civil,513Appeals, 516Prisoner petitions, 513, 514Trials, nature of offense, 490Clerks, 72CriminalFilings, 492-495Offense, 494, 495Per Judgeship, 74Status of case, 5U4Pending, 491-493Terminations, 492, 493Dispositions, 500, 502, 507Offense, 499, 506, SOBSentence, 504, 508Type, 504-508Trials, nature of offense, 490, 506Immigration and nationality lawsOffense, 52BType of case, type of disposition, and sanction, 528IndexCOlRTS (continued)Federal (continued)Cases (continued)Internal Revenue Servicef-bndled by Office of Chief Counsel, 522In!tiated by Criminal Investigation Division, 521Prisoner petitionsAppeals from U.S. District Courts, 5 I 6Filings, 513Type of petition, 513, 5 I 4Securities and Exchange CommissionCases referred to the U.S. Department of Justice forprosecution, 527Convictiuns, 527Indictments, 527U.S. Postal Inspection Service, 522Moil fraud cases, 522-524U.S. Secret ServiceDisposition of arrests by, 532U.S. Supreme CourtActivities of, 518CasesArgued and decided on merits, 520Filed, disposed of, and pending, 519Writs af certiorariCircuit, 519Nature of proceedings, 519Petitions for review filed, disjlosed of, and ;>ending, 519Judges, 72, 88Courts of appeals, 527District courtsMagistrates, duties performed, 77JurorsExpenditure, 105Utilization, 107, 108Personnel, 72, 73Prosecution by U.S. AttorneysCases pendingCriminal, 491Trials arguedCivil, 490Criminal, 490Time limits, U.S. District CourtsDefendants disposed ofArraignment to trial, 502Arrest to indictment, 502Conviction to sentencing, 502Indictment to arraignment, 502Trials, nature of offense, 506WitnessesImmunity requests, 481JuvenihiCa~.:s disposed of, 477-480Delinquency, Appendix 15, Delinquency 1975, 1976, 1977,1978, 1979Age at time of referral to court, 478Manner of handling, 480Number ,nf, 477-480Race, 478Rate, 477, 478Reason for referral to court, 479Sex, 477, 47BSource of referral, 477Waiver to criminal court, 150, 153See also:Appeals, FederalCourts-MartialDefendantsDefense act ivities for indigent defendantsJudgesProsecutionPublic opinion, courtsTrialsU.S. Supreme CourtCOlRTS-MARTIALAir ForceConvictions, 533-535Court, 533-535Dispositions, 535Guilty pleas, 534Personnel tried, 533, 534ArmyConvictions, 533Personnel tried, 533