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Florida Department of Corrections
Michael D. Crews, Secretary

Florida's Supervised Population
Monthly Status Report
March 2012
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Table 21: Prior Commitments by Supervision Category (Active & Active-Suspense) – March 2012

Prior Supervision Commitments Probation* Community Control** Post-Prison Release***
None 76,087 63.3% 4,899 48.0% 2,094 38.6%
One 23,793 19.8% 2,728 26.7% 1,499 27.7%
Two 10,410 8.7% 1,329 13.0% 887 16.4%
Three 5,080 4.2% 629 6.2% 508 9.4%
Four 2,479 2.1% 313 3.1% 229 4.2%
Five or More 2,437 2.0% 314 3.1% 204 3.8%
Prior State Prison Commitments
None 102,952 85.6% 8,230 80.6% 2,463 45.4%
One 10,824 9.0% 1,266 12.4% 1,164 21.5%
Two 3,403 2.8% 392 3.8% 823 15.2%
Three 1,509 1.3% 169 1.7% 454 8.4%
Four 757 0.6% 75 0.7% 251 4.6%
Five or More 841 0.7% 80 0.8% 266 4.9%
Unknown Supervision Type = 0
A commitment is a sentencing event that results in an offender being remanded to the Department of Corrections.
* Includes Felony, Misdemeanor, Drug, Administrative and Sex Offender Probation.
**Includes Community Control and Community Control-Sex Offender.
***Includes Parole, Control Release, Administrative Control Release, Provisional Release, Supervised Community Release, Conditional Pardons, Conditional Release, Conditional Medical Release and Program Supervision.
Florida's Supervised Population
Monthly Status Report
March 2012
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