| 10-20-Life Criminals Sentenced to Florida's Prisons: September 2007 |
10-20-Life Criminals |
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Introduction
Florida's 10-20-Life law has led to the imprisonment of many violent and armed felons. This report analyzes data on these criminals to provide information on the 10-20-Life public-safety policy initiative. These tables and charts summarize current information about the crimes committed and the penalties received by felons admitted to prison under 10-20-Life.
Table of Contents
- Background and Methods
- 10-20-Life Felons Admitted to Prison
- Cumulative Admissions by Quarter (Total Admitted)
- Admissions by Quarter
- Inmates vs. Crimes and Number of Qualifying Crimes
- Demographics of 10-20-Life Felons
- Gender / Race / Ethnicity of All Qualifying Inmates
- Age When Crime Committed
- County of Crime
- Criminal History: Prior Florida Supervision Terms
- Criminal History: Prior Florida Supervision and Prison Terms
- Crimes and Sentencing of 10-20-Life Felons
- Types of Crimes Committed
- Crime Type: All Mandatories Excluding Per Se Weapons Crimes
- Crime Type: 10-Year Mandatory Sentence
- Crime Type: 20-Year Mandatory Sentence
- Crime Type: 25-Life Mandatory Sentence
- Crime Type: Life Mandatory Sentence
- Mandatory Minimum Sentences by Crime Type
- Maximum Prison Sentence Lengths
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| 10-20-Life Criminals Sentenced to Florida's Prisons: September 2007 |
