Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 1983 - Bureau of Justice ...

--------------------------------------------------------------.---------!I,Characterl~tlcsof the Crlminol Justice SystemsSourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983Ta~~~rl.13;79Dlrectcurrent expenditures for State correctional activities, by type of activity and State, fiscal.Table 1.38 Petit juror utilization In U.S. District Courts, years ending June 30, 1971-82!'OTE: See !'OTE, Figure 1.8. In this table, data for 1971 are for 93 District Courts; 1972 through1977 data are for 9', District Courts; and 1978 through 1982 data are for 95 District Courts."Travel stu,vs" refers to Jurors who are In transit. The "Juror Usage Index" Is the averagenumber of jurors on hand for each jury trial day; It Is calculated by dividing the total ntxnber ofavailable jurors by the total number of Jury trial days.Years ending June 30Petit jurors 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980Total available 512,553 547,821 573,150 540,628 546,627 592,594 584,122 570,523 565,617 605,547Selected or serving 277,878 304,178 324,038 315,419 328,445 356,%1 352,940 345,372 334,765 368,710Percent 54.2 55.5 56.5 58.3 60.1 60.2 60.4 60.5 59.2 60.9Challenged 66,314 79,501 86,520 82,152 88,228 92,727 90,693 88,103 91,575 92,110Percent 12.9 14.5 15.1 15.2 16.1 15.6 15.5 15.5 16.2 15.2N:>t selected,serving orchallenged--Total 168,361 164,142 162,592 143,057 129,954 142,916 140,489 137,048 139,277 144,727Percent 32.8 30.0 28.4 26.5 23.8 24.1 24.1 24.0 24.6 23.9Travel status (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) 4,582Percent (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) 0.8Jury trial days 21,990 26,176 28,425 28,274 28,293 30,032 29,875 29,238 28,851 32,159Criminal 11,999 14,615 16,791 16,426 15,818 17,818 16,945 16,084 15,171 15,649Percent 54.6 55.8 59.1 58.1 55.9 59.3 56.7 55.0 52.6 48.7Civil 9,991 11,561 11,634 11,848 12,475 12,214 12,930 13,154 13,680 16,510Percent 45.4 44.2 40.9 41.9 44.1 40.7 43.3 45.0 47.4 51.3Juror Usage Index 23.31 20.96 20.16 19.12 19.32 19.73 19.55 19.51 19.60 18.83Percentchange19821981 1982 over 1981648,n9 631,606 -2.7396,746 388,979 -2.061.1 61.6 X100,041 98,657 -1.415.4 15.6 X152,142 143,970 -5.423.4 22.8 X5,078 5,572 9.70.8 0.9 X35,596 35,263 -0.915,925 15,587 -2.144.7 44.2 X19,671 19,676 0.055.3 55.8 X18.23 17.91 -1.8aThe jurors in travel status are included in the category of jurorsnot selected, serving or challenged.Source: Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Annual Re~rt of the Director, 1980 p. 6; 1981, p. 6 (Washington, D.C.:Administrative Office of the thlted States Courts>; and 1982 Grand and Petit juror ervice In Lhlted States Drstrlct c'ii'iirts (Washington, D.C.: U.S.Government Printing Office, 1983), p. 11. Table constructed by ~BOO< staff.t'II!IIi~PIIIiii~,iq~~~liNJJ~ ~~he~:~:I;~!e ~~~n~f; i~rvey methodology and definitions of direct current expenditures(Dollar amounts !n thousands. - represents 7.ero or rounds to zero.)Total direct lo:;ili\.1tloo~ Corrections Probation,State a current For For Other and admlnls- parole MlscelexeendltureTotal For men women Juveniles combined tratlon and pard~n laneousTotal 3,170,250 2,500,987 1,624,389 92,016 563,561 221,021 177,264 385,959 106,040Alabama 36,097 30,065 21,659 1,620 6,606 180 2,439 3,593Alaska 20,868 17 ,201 4,783 768 5,711 5,939 982 2,685Arizona 38,038 30,908 24,773 1,482 4,653958 3,925 2,247Arkansas 16,636 15,183 8,353 805 6,025 393 890 170California336,764 275,882 162,370 9,134 79,069 25,309 17,985 39,021 3,!I76Colorado 41,430 27,100 16,733 1,005 9,362 1,586 12,744Connecticut 55,983 38,998 27,891 2,483 5,787 2,837 3,866 9,666 3,453DelawGle 17,335 10,035 7,115 380 2,5403,056 1,599 2,645Florida 188,541 138,305 96,381 6,455 21,200 14,269 20,902 26,027 3,307Georgia 80,491 49,648 32,622 2,213 14,813 5,801 12,062 12,980Hawaii 14,693 10,813 2,268 1,584 6,961 655 3,064 161Idaho 9,69U 6,145 3,555 89 1,693 808 613 2,932I Hinols139,126 116,402 86,196 3,631 23,530 3,045 9,056 8,127 5,541Indiana 52,429 43,062 30,058 1,564 10,175 3,265 2,872 2,Oll5 2,410Iowa 38,6/!9 :l1),~57 18,82( 891 6,147 4,798 891 3,717 3.384Kansas 31,716 29,464 17,880 1,31-5 7,558 2,711 740 1,413 99Kentucky 42,291 33:,67.7 18,894 1,353 II ,810 1,570 2,129 4,337 2,198Louisiana 66,049 52,2dl 36,785 1,181 12,240 2,075 4,634 9,134Maine 12,087 10,536 3,8563,725 2,955 96 1,159 296Maryland 113,/~71 80,608 50,674 2,085 22,290 5,559 3,031 22,556 7,276Massachusetts 82,145 64,628 28,932 19,608 16,088 5,345 7,126 5,046Mi-:hlgan 156,329 125,588 99,940 4,267 16,975 4,406 5,920 16,440 8,381Minnesota 40,690 31,488 22,301 981 5,711 2,495 2,356 2,780 4,066Mississippi 19,906 15,208 3583,337 11,513 2,202 2,4%Missouri 45,898 32,489 22,5148,727 1,248 3,652 9,652 105Montana 12,069 10,098 3,087 7,011 53 1,610 308Nebraska 19,796 13,426 9,644 981 2,801 590 2,568 3,212Nevada 19,157 15,028 10,431 579 3,222 796 1,231 2,787 IIINew I-bmpshire 9,084 7,4137 3,814 2,397 1,276 1,561 36New Jersey 86,801 74,075 36,441 10,214 27,420 7,414 5,312New W.exica 17,497 12,882 7,978 lOB 3,754 1,042 974 3,641New York 334,995 283,880 2:06,748 9,064 47,732 20,336 18,686 27,138 5,291N:>rth Carolina 115,761 88,7"7 74,096 2,118 11,091 1,442 5,650 15,088 6,276N:>rth Dakota 4,664 4,1061,501 2,605 558Ohio 120,684 103,004 56,643 4,385 29,689 12,287 5,959 11,193 528Oklahoma 46,039 34,362 19,623 1,517 11.659 1,563 1,385 8,715 1,577Oregon 45,831 36,994 19,066 866 15,339 1,723 1,559 7,21 I 67Pennsylvania 113,826 96,067 60,590 3,332 21,551 10,594 11,591 6,168Rhode Island 16,360 11,278 8,889 454 1,9351,557 2,709 816South Carolina 49,397 39,267 22,185 9,204 7,8763,669 5,985 476South Dakoto 7,903 6,284 3,672 224 2,388167 1,422 30Tennessee 55,909 49,020 32,843 1,448 11,942 2,787 1,193 5,193 503Texas101,427 85,158 62,383 4,296 18,4796,390 9,674 205Utah 19,292 12,567 1,634 376 2,620 7,937 454 6,271Vermont 11,369 5,716 3,517 1,175 1,024 415 4,333 905Virginia 109,676 80,843 66,895 3,214 10,734 8,721 15,05& 5,054Washlngto;~ 65,592 52,688 33,398 2,956 16,3342,597 9,na 579West Virginia 14,100 I I ,521 7,002 463 4,056729 1,794 56Wisconsin 68,612 41,999 27,952 2,430 8,470 3,147 5,437 14,975 6,201WyorrJng 7,057 6,169 3,233 299 2,637 274 614a Data are based on a field compilation from records of each State government.Source: Table provided to 5O..RCEBOO< s taff b y th e US •• DEportment of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics.{},., .