Demographics

This one-page report focuses on Special Sex Offense Sentencing Alternatives (SSOSA) reported by the Caseload Forecast Council (CFC) and aims to explore the demographics of those receiving a sentencing alternative for a sex offense-related charge.

This one-page report focuses on Parenting Sentencing Alternative (PSA) reported by the Caseload Forecast Council (CFC) and aims to explore the demographics of those receiving a sentencing alternative for qualifying incarcerated parents.

This one-page report focuses on First Time Offender Waivers (FTOW) reported by the Caseload Forecast Council (CFC) and aims to explore the demographics of those receiving a sentencing alternative for qualifying first time felony offenders.

This one-page report focuses on Drug Offender Sentencing Alternatives (DOSA) reported by the Caseload Forecast Council (CFC) and aims to explore the demographics of those receiving a sentencing alternative for a charge involving drugs.

This one-page report focuses on vehicle theft-related court cases reported by Washington’s Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and aims to explore the demographics of those moving through the court system with a vehicle theft-related charge.

This one-page report focuses on rape-related court cases reported by Washington’s Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and aims to explore the demographics of those moving through the court system with a rape-related charge.

This one-page report focuses on firearm-related court cases reported by Washington's Administrative of the Courts. The report aims to explore the demographics of those moving through the court system with a firearm-related charge.

This report examines how tracking recidivism provides critical information to support successful reintegration into the community following a prison sentence—thereby promoting community and public safety—while also analyzing which individuals are more likely to recidivate and assessing demographic differences over time to generate deeper insights for improving reentry outcomes.

This report examines publicly available data from the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) to evaluate sex and racial disparities and disproportionalities, with the goal of understanding which demographic groups are most impacted and how these trends change over time, while also assessing demographic differences in bias motivation, the use of weapons and/or force, and victim-offender familiarity in crimes against society, which are typically considered victimless offenses

This report will draw on the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC)'s Jail Booking and Reporting System (JBRS) to evaluate the potential demographic disparities by rates of days in jail and by rates of recidivism.