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Why are People in the Dane County Jail?

December 16, 2019 Pamela Oliver Criminal justice, Jail

December 2019 This report is my summary of the August 2019 “Analysis of the Dane County Jail Population” written by James Austin, Roger Ocker, and Wendy Naro-Ware of the JFA Institute (note1). The JFA report concludes that the best way to reduce the jail population is to speed the processing

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How long do people stay in prison in Wisconsin?

December 22, 2016 Pamela Oliver Criminal justice, Imprisonment, Wisconsin

It is important to understand how long people stay in prison as part of understanding revocations. The graph below shows how long people stay in prison across all admission types.  The vertical axis shows the cumulative percentage who have exited after the number of months on the horizontal axis. So,

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