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Florida Department of Corrections, Secretary Michael D. Crews

Florida Department of Corrections
Michael D. Crews, Secretary

2002-2003 Annual Report
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Inmate Admissions

Class of Felony of Primary Offense
(Inmate Admissions for FY 2002-03)

Class of Felony of Primary Offense
Category White Males White Females Black Males Black Females Other Males Other Females Total Percent Cumulative Percent
Capital 118 5 73 4 9 0 209 0.7% 0.7%
Life Felony 164 4 210 3 11 4 396 1.4% 2.1%
First Degree/Life 441 29 645 22 15 1 1,153 4.0% 6.1%
First Degree 1,739 152 1,864 148 128 36 4,067 14.1% 20.2%
Second Degree 4,715 428 5,525 423 220 33 11,344 39.3% 59.4%
Third Degree 5,206 884 4,760 611 203 31 11,695 40.5% 99.9%
Misdemeanor 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0% 99.9%
Data Unavailable 10 0 6 0 1 0 17 100.0%
TOTAL 12,394 1,502 13,083 1,211 587 105 28,882 100.0% 100.0%
  • Offenses are categorized by degree up to the level of a capital felony.

  • More than 40 percent of those who entered prison in FY 2002-03 were admitted for third degree felonies, followed by 39.3% for second degree felonies.

Comparing Offenses of Inmates Admitted
to Prison Over Two Years
Weapons: Fell from 3.2% in 01-02 to 3.0% in 02-03 | Murder, Manslaughter: Fell from 3.3% in 01-02 to 3.1% in 02-03 | Sexual Offenses: Fell from 6.2% in 01-02 to 5.8% in 02-03 | Other Offenses: Rose from 7.5% in 01-02 to 8.2% in 02-03 | Robbery: Fell from 8.1% in 01-02 to 7.9% in 02-03 | Violent Personal Offenses: Fell from 14.0% in 01-02 to 13.7% in 02-03 | Burglary: Fell from 14.7% in 01-02 to 14.6% in 02-03 | Theft, Forgery, & Fraud: Remained the same from 01-02 to 02-03 | Drugs: Rose from 28.3% in 01-02 to 29.0% in 02-03

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2002-2003 Annual Report
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