Federal Criminal Case Processing, 1998, with Trends 1982-98, Federal Justice Statistics: Reconciled Data, September 1999
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A federal justice statistics report.
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This report describes the processing of defendants in the Federal criminal justice system. The report includes the number and disposition of suspects investigated by U.S. attorneys, the number of arrests for Federal offenses, the number of defendants in cases filed in U.S. district courts, sanctions imposed on criminal defendants, the number of persons under Federal correctional supervision (probation, parole, supervised released, and incarceration), and trends in annual Federal criminal case processing. This report is the latest in the annual Federal Criminal Case Processing series. Highlights include the following: during 2001 U.S. attorneys initiated investigations involving 121,818 suspects for possible violations of Federal law; U.S. attorneys declined to prosecute a smaller proportion of those investigated, as declinations of matters concluded decreased from 36 percent during 1994 to 26 percent during 2001; the proportion of defendants sentenced to prison increased from 65 percent during 1994 to 74 percent during 2001. Tables, figures.