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2005 New York State Yearbook Banner Section H: Public Safety and the Criminal Justice System

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    Information on public safety in New York State — including police; crime rates; courts; prisons; children and family services; discrimination; and fire fighting.

    Highlights

  • There were approximately 54,000 full-time uniformed police in New York State in 2006. Sixty-seven percent were employed by the New York City Police Department.
  • The crime rate in New York State was 2,464.0 per 100,000 population in 2006. This includes murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft.
  • There were approximately 4.3 million filings in New York State trial courts in 2005.
  • There were 63,536 inmates in state correctional facilities in November 2006. Over 95 percent of the inmates were men.
  • Over 85 percent of all discrimination complaints filed in New York State in fiscal year 2006-07 were employment related.
  • There were 1.2 million fire department calls in New York State in 2005, including fires, rescue/EMS, and false alarms; about 90,000 of these calls were for fires.
H-1

Municipal Police Employees, Uniformed and Civilian, and Police Vehicles, NYS by County: 2005 and 2006
H-2

Sheriff Department Employees, Uniformed and Civilian, and Sheriff Department Vehicles, NYS by County: 2005 and 2006
H-3

Statewide Police Information Network (NYSPIN), NYS: 2001-06
H-4

Crimes Reported/Known to Police by Type of Crime, NYS by County: 2006
H-5

Index Crimes and Crime Rates, NYS by County: 2002-06
H-6

Adults Arrested for Major Felony and Misdemeanor Offenses by Sex and Age, NYS: 2006
H-7

Adults Arrested for Major Felony and Misdemeanor Offenses, NYS by County: 2006
H-8

Filings and Dispositions in Trial Courts, NYS: 2005
H-9

Supreme and County Criminal Courts: Felony Cases — Filings and Dispositions, NYS by County: 2005
H-10

Caseload Activity in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court by Department, NYS: 2005
H-11

Caseload Activity in the Appellate Terms, NYS: 2005
H-12

Processing of Persons Arrested, All Felony Arrests, NYS: 2002-06
H-13

Processing of Persons Arrested, All Personal Offense Felony Arrests, NYS: 2002-06
H-14

Processing of Persons Arrested, All Property Offense Felony Arrests, NYS: 2002-06
H-15

Processing of Persons Arrested, All Drug Offense Felony Arrests, NYS: 2002-06
H-16

Sentences for Convictions for Selected Felonies by Type and Seriousness of Crime, NYS: 2006
H-17

Prisoners Under the Jurisdiction of State and Federal Correction Authorities, US by State: Selected Years 1990-2004 and Percent Change: 2003-04
H-18

Inmate Population Counts, NYS, NYC, and County Correctional Facilities: November 1995 — November 2006
H-19

Inmate Deaths in State and Local Correctional Facilities, NYS: 2006
H-20

Inmates Under Custody in NYS Correctional Facilities by Security Level and Facility: March 31, 2006
H-21

Admissions to and Releases from NYS Correctional Facilities by Type of Admission or Release: Fiscal Years 1997-98 — 2005-06
H-22

Demographic Characteristics of Inmates Under Custody in NYS Correctional Facilities:  March 31, 2006
H-23

Criminal Characteristics of Inmates Under Custody in NYS Correctional Facilities: March 31, 2006
H-24

Inmates Under Custody in County Jails and Penitentiaries, NYS by County: December 31, 2006
H-25

Total Admissions to and Discharges from County Jails and Penitentiaries, NYS: 2005
H-26

Demographic Characteristics of Inmates Admitted to County Jails and Penitentiaries, NYS: 2005
H-27

Offense Characteristics of County Unsentenced Admissions and Inmates Sentenced to County Jails and Penitentiaries, NYS: 2005
H-28

Inmates Under Custody in NYC Correctional Facilities, NYC: 1990-2006
H-29

Admissions to NYC Correctional Facilities, NYC: 2004
H-30

Admissions to Police Department Lockups in Cities, Towns, and Villages: NYC and Rest of State: 1990-2005
H-31

Persons on Parole and Caseload Changes, NYS: Fiscal Years 2001-02 — 2005-06
H-32

Demographic Characteristics of Parolees, NYS: Fiscal Years 2001-02 — 2005-06
H-33

Outcome of Parole Supervision, NYS: Fiscal Years 2001-02 — 2005-06
H-34

Admissions to Office of Children and Family Services Programs by Type of Offense, NYS: 2000-05
H-35

Abuse and Maltreatment by Reports Registered, NYS: 1975-2005
H-36

Selected Characteristics of Juveniles Admitted to Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) Rehabilitative Services Programs, NYS: 2000-05
H-37

Crime Victims' Claims and Compensation Awards, NYS: Fiscal Years 1967-68 — 2006-07
H-38

Community Dispute Resolution Centers Workload, NYS by County: 2005
H-39

Discrimination Cases Before the NYS Division of Human Rights, NYS: 2004-06
H-40

Discrimination Complaints by Jurisdiction and Bases Cited, NYS: Fiscal Year 2006-07
H-41

Major Causes of Residential Fires by Type of Residence and Major Causes of Fire Injuries and Deaths, NYS (Excluding NYC): 2005
H-42

Fire Department Calls by Type of Incident, NYS, NYC: 2002-05
H-43

Fire-Related Casualties to Civilians and Firefighters, NYS: 1982-2005
H-44 Pistol Licenses Issued, NYS by County: 1995-2006
H-45 Pistol Licenses Issued, NYS by County: 1995-2006
Figures  
H-1

Discrimination Complaints Filed by Bases Cited, NYS: Fiscal Year 2006-07
H-2

Discrimination Complaints Filed by Jurisdiction, NYS: Fiscal Year 2006-07
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