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Alaska
Justice Forum
11(1), Spring 1994
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| Abstract: The number of women in state prisons
grew 75 percent from yearend 1986 to yearend 1991, reaching almost
39,000 by June 1991. At that time women were 5.2 percent of all
prisoners, up from 4.7 percent in 1986. Relying on responses
to interviews with a nationally representative sample of state
inmates, this report describes those women. It provides details
on offenses, criminal histories, and the women's personal characteristics
and backgrounds. Based on the BJS report "Women in Prison,"
NCJ-145321. |
"Women
in Prison (A BJS Report)"
Bureau of Justice Statistics
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