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Inmate Statistical Profile Inmate Statistical Profile All Active Inmates Information within contains data on all offenders with Scribe Status of INMATE, including those Out To Court, Reprieves, Conditional Transfers, Escapes, etc Produced for General Distribution Georgia Department of Corrections Office of Information Technology Data Management Section 01-JAN-19 Profile_all_inmates_2018_12.pdf Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Contents All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Table of Contents Demographic information 4 Current age, broken out in ten year age groups 5 Race group 6 Marital status, self-reported at entry to prison 7 Number of Inmates with Dependents, self-reported at entry to prison 8 Religious affiliation, self-reported at entry to prison 9 Home county - self-reported at entry to prison 14 Employment status before prison, self-reported at entry to prison 15 Age at admission 17 Age at admission 20 Height, measured at entry to prison 22 Weight, measured at entry to prison 23 Military service Correctional information 24 Type of admission to prison 25 Current / last supervision level 26 Current / last institution type 27 Institution type - transitional centers 28 Institution type - county prisons 30 Institution type - state prisons 32 Institution type - private prisons 33 Institution type - inmate boot camp 34 Number of disciplinary reports 35 Number of transfers 36 Number of escapes 37 Split sentence - Probation to follow 38 Probable future release type of still active inmates 39 Time served in current (or last) institution Educational, psychological and physical information 40 Highest grade level attained 41 Culture fair IQ scores Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Contents All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Table of Contents Educational, psychological and physical information 42 Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) reading score 43 Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) math score 44 Wide Range Achievement Test (WRAT) spelling score 45 Current / last mental health treatment level 46 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'P' overall condition ('P'hysical) 47 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'U' upper body 48 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'L' lower body 49 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'H' hearing 50 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'E' vision 51 PULHESDWIT medical scale -'S' psychiatric 52 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'D' dental 53 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'W' work ability 54 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'I' impairment 55 PULHESDWIT medical scale - 'T' transportability Crimes and criminal history information 56 Number of prior Georgia incarcerations 57 Prison sentence in years 58 Primary offense, broken out into felonies vs misdemeanors 59 Primary offense, broken out into six broad crime categories 60 Primary offense, detailed offense code 68 County of conviction of primary offense 73 Circuit of conviction of primary offense 75 Years served (jail + prison) in this incarceration Medical information 76 Results of most recent HIV test 77 Results of most recent tuberculosis test 78 Results of most recent syphilis test 79 Results of most recent Hepatitis-C test Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 4 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Current age, broken out in ten-year age groups COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Current Age Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % Teens (1-19) 706 1.39% 94.13% 44 1.12% 5.87% 750 1.37% Twenties (20-29) 13,759 27.15% 93.12% 1,016 25.84% 6.88% 14,775 27.06% Thirties (30-39) 15,423 30.44% 91.70% 1,396 35.50% 8.30% 16,819 30.80% Forties (40-49) 10,609 20.94% 92.31% 884 22.48% 7.69% 11,493 21.05% Fifties (50-59) 7,019 13.85% 93.96% 451 11.47% 6.04% 7,470 13.68% Sixties (60-69) 2,509 4.95% 95.51% 118 3.00% 4.49% 2,627 4.81% Seventy + (70 and above) 648 1.28% 96.57% 23 0.58% 3.43% 671 1.23% Total Reported 50,673 100% 92.80% 3,932 100% 7.20% 54,605 100% Not Reported 264 1 265 Grand Total 50,937 3,933 54,870 Mean (average) 38.44 37.51 38.37 Median (middle) 36 36 36 Mode (most frequent) 29 29 29 Current age group Inmate Statistical Profile Page 4 Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 5 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Race group COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Race Group Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % 1 White 17,418 34.20% 88.30% 2,308 58.68% 11.70% 19,726 35.95% 2 Black 31,191 61.23% 95.28% 1,544 39.26% 4.72% 32,735 59.66% 5 Other 55 .11% 91.67% 5 .13% 8.33% 60 .11% 6 Asian 174 .34% 93.55% 12 .31% 6.45% 186 .34% 9 Unknown 14 .03% 93.33% 1 .03% 6.67% 15 .03% 10 Hispanic 2,062 4.05% 97.08% 62 1.58% 2.92% 2,124 3.87% 12 Native American 22 .04% 95.65% 1 .03% 4.35% 23 .04% 13 Native Hawaiian 1 .01% 100.00% 1 .01% Total Reported 50,937 100% 92.83% 3,933 100% 7.17% 54,870 100% Not Reported 0 0 0 Grand Total 50,937 3,933 54,870 Mode (most frequent) Black White Black Race group Inmate Statistical Profile Page 5 Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 6 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Marital status, self-reported at entry to prison COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Marital Status Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % 0 Unknown 1,325 2.60% 85.65% 222 5.64% 14.35% 1,547 2.82% D Divorced 4,808 9.44% 90.07% 530 13.48% 9.93% 5,338 9.73% M Married 6,785 13.32% 91.66% 617 15.69% 8.34% 7,402 13.49% S Separated 1,774 3.48% 84.84% 317 8.06% 15.16% 2,091 3.81% U Unmarried 35,679 70.05% 94.40% 2,115 53.78% 5.60% 37,794 68.88% W Widow 566 1.11% 81.09% 132 3.36% 18.91% 698 1.27% Total Reported 50,937 100% 92.83% 3,933 100% 7.17% 54,870 100% Not Reported 0 0 0 Grand Total 50,937 3,933 54,870 Mode (most frequent) Unmarried Unmarried Unmarried Marital status Inmate Statistical Profile Page 6 Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 7 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Number of Inmates with Dependents, Self-Reported at Entry to Prison COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Number of dependents Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % 0 15,621 37.07% 93.51% 1,084 33.50% 6.49% 16,705 36.81% 1 9,856 23.39% 93.80% 651 20.12% 6.20% 10,507 23.15% 2 7,342 17.42% 91.80% 656 20.27% 8.20% 7,998 17.63% 3 4,480 10.63% 90.61% 464 14.34% 9.39% 4,944 10.90% 4 2,281 5.41% 91.31% 217 6.71% 8.69% 2,498 5.50% 5 1,183 2.81% 92.93% 90 2.78% 7.07% 1,273 2.81% 6 621 1.47% 93.81% 41 1.27% 6.19% 662 1.46% 7 302 0.72% 95.27% 15 0.46% 4.73% 317 0.70% 8 175 0.42% 95.11% 9 0.28% 4.89% 184 0.41% 9 90 0.21% 95.74% 4 0.12% 4.26% 94 0.21% 10 82 0.19% 96.47% 3 0.09% 3.53% 85 0.19% Over 10 108 0.26% 98.18% 2 0.06% 1.82% 110 0.24% Total Reported 42,141 100% 92.87% 3,236 100% 7.13% 45,377 100.0% Not Reported 8,796 697 9,493 Grand Total 50,937 3,933 54,870 Mean (average) 1.50 1.61 1.51 Median (middle) 1 1 1 Mode (most frequent) 0 0 0 Number of Inmates with Dependents Inmate Statistical Profile Page 7 Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 8 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Religious affiliation, self-reported at entry to prison COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Religious Affiliation Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % 1 Islam 1,442 6.76% 97.10% 43 1.70% 2.90% 1,485 6.22% 2 Catholic 1,088 5.10% 87.81% 151 5.97% 12.19% 1,239 5.19% 3 Baptist 13,357 62.57% 87.64% 1,883 74.46% 12.36% 15,240 63.83% 4 Methodist 374 1.75% 83.30% 75 2.97% 16.70% 449 1.88% 5 Episcopln 42 .20% 85.71% 7 .28% 14.29% 49 .21% 6 Presbytrn 75 .35% 93.75% 5 .20% 6.25% 80 .34% 7 Chc Of God 396 1.86% 89.59% 46 1.82% 10.41% 442 1.85% 8 Holiness 548 2.57% 82.04% 120 4.74% 17.96% 668 2.80% 9 Jewish 60 .28% 82.19% 13 .51% 17.81% 73 .31% 10 Anglican 40 .19% 97.56% 1 .04% 2.44% 41 .17% 11 Grk Orthdx 3 .01% 60.00% 2 .08% 40.00% 5 .02% 12 Hindu 10 .05% 83.33% 2 .08% 16.67% 12 .05% 13 Buddhist 51 .24% 87.93% 7 .28% 12.07% 58 .24% 14 Taoist 5 .02% 100.00% 5 .02% 15 Shintoist 4 .02% 100.00% 4 .02% 16 Seven D Ad 59 .28% 89.39% 7 .28% 10.61% 66 .28% 17 Jehovah Wt 256 1.20% 87.67% 36 1.42% 12.33% 292 1.22% 18 Latr Day S 25 .12% 86.21% 4 .16% 13.79% 29 .12% 19 Quaker 2 .01% 100.00% 2 .01% 20 Other Prot 1,863 8.73% 94.23% 114 4.51% 5.77% 1,977 8.28% 21 Messianic Judaism 20 .09% 90.91% 2 .08% 9.09% 22 .09% 96 None 1,627 7.62% 99.33% 11 .43% .67% 1,638 6.86% Total Reported 21,347 100% 89.41% 2,529 100% 10.59% 23,876 100% Not Reported 29,590 1,404 30,994 Grand Total 50,937 3,933 54,870 Mode (most frequent) Baptist Baptist Baptist Religious affiliation Inmate Statistical Profile Page 8 Georgia Dept of Corrections Inmate Statistical Profile 01-JAN-19 Page 9 All Active Inmates Produced for General Distribution Home county, self-reported at entry to prison COL % - percent each COUNT is of its particular column ROW % - percent each COUNT is of its particular row Male Female Total Home County Count Col % Row % Count Col % Row % Total Col % 000 Unknown 7,700 15.12% 92.14% 657 16.70% 7.86% 8,357 15.23% 001 Appling County 133 .26% 94.33% 8 .20% 5.67% 141 .26% 002 Atkinson County 43 .08% 93.48% 3 .08% 6.52% 46 .08% 003 Bacon County 76 .15% 93.83%
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