Examines the recidivism and post-release employment rates of Washington property offenders
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Corrections • Criminal Justice System • Crime • Domestic Violence • Drugs • Juvenile Crime • Marijuana Legalization • Sentencing
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October 2016 Examines the recidivism and post-release employment rates of Washington property offenders |
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June 2016 Provides statewide jail booking data for calendar years 2010 through 2013 |
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January 2016 Compares mental health and substance use disorder treatment needs of Medicaid enrollees booked into jail in 2013 with those of the general Medicaid population |
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February 2017 Details the Washington firearm background system and discusses gaps in procedure. |
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February 2017 User-guided process map for the Washington firearm background check system with gaps highlighted from the report. |
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September 2016 Examines Washington residents' perceptions of sex offenders and sex offender policies |
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October 2012 Provides statewide data by county on respondents’ awareness of serious crimes committed in their neighborhoods in 2006 |
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March 2007 Provides statewide data by county on respondents’ awareness of serious crimes committed in their neighborhoods in 2006 |
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July 2005 Provides statewide data by county on respondents’ awareness of serious crimes committed in their neighborhoods in 2004 |
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May 2012 Examines the relationship between the type of sentence received for domestic violence and recidivism |
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May 2012 Examines the rates of domestic violence case filings in Washington, characteristics of first-time offenders, and first-time offenders’ other offenses in the 5 years before and after their first domestic violence offense |
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June 2009 Reports on the costs of drug and alcohol use to public health and criminal justice systems in Washington to identify differential impacts across the state |
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March 2018 This report explored education outcomes of youth who were enrolled in ninth grade in a Washington state public school at any point during the 2004–05 academic year and who have had one or more truancies. The cohorts were followed for seven years through the 2011-12 academic year to allow for examination of both high school outcomes and postsecondary enrollment and outcomes. |
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February 2017 Education and Workforce Outcomes of Juvenile Justice Participants in Washington state |
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September 2016 Identifies key risk and protective factors associated with criminal justice involvement among youth transitioning to adulthood the year after aging out of foster care |
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August 2014 Explores how many juvenile offenders who were sentenced as adults had previous contact with the foster care system |
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October 2013 Provides data regarding race, ethnicity, age, and sentences of juveniles who were tried as adults and those who were tried in juvenile court |
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May 2012 Examines the impact of abuse and neglect on juvenile crime based on type of maltreatment, race, ethnicity, and gender |
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July 2010 Provides key findings from a survey on the occurrence of violent crimes in Washington schools, along with characteristics of those schools in relation to their crime rates, during the 2008-2009 school year |
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January 2016 Reports on updated information on marijuana use, criminal activity, production, and retail sales |
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February 2015 Provides a baseline report on marijuana use, criminal activity, production, and retail sales |
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April 2006 Examines the number of sentences and average sentence length by offense type and county to determine whether sentencing for similar crimes is uniform across counties in Washington |
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April 2004 Details the Washington 2004 application to the National Criminal History Improvement Program, a grant program to improve the quality and accessibility of criminal history records |
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October 1998 Provides documentation on a computer simulation of Washington’s juvenile sentencing guidelines to assess the potential impact of proposed changes in sentencing guidelines |
Crime rates from 2012-2014 in Washington’s five largest counties
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