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| FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR
COURT PLACEMENTS TO COMMUNITY
SUPERVISION |
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The CSCD has three criminal felony courts
(104th – 350th – 42nd) and four
misdemeanor courts (Taylor County Court-at-Law #1 – Taylor
County Court-at-law #2 – Callahan County Court – Coleman County
Court) that place offenders on supervision.
The following charts show the number of
felony and misdemeanor placements for FY’ 04, 05, 06, 07, 08 and
09.
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FELONY
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PLACEMENTS
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FY’04
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Felony Court Cases
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431
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779
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670
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613
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506
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506
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Transfer-In Cases
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207
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315
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278
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257
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311
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232
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Total Gained
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638
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1,094
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948
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870
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817
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738
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MISDEMEANOR
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PLACEMENTS
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FY’04
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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County Court Cases
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757
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1050
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786
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855
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711
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772
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Transfer-In Cases
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187
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338
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220
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232
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220
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210
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Total Gained
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944
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1,388
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1,006
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1087
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931
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982
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DEFERRED ADJUDICATION SUPERVISION
According to the Code of Criminal
Procedure, Article 42.12, § 5, deferred adjudication community
supervision is provided a defendant when, following a plea of
guilty or no contest, the judge defers further proceedings
without entering an adjudication of guilt and places the
defendant on community supervision.
In FY ’09, district and county courts-at-law judges deferred
220 felony offenders
and 443 misdemeanor
offenders, for a total of
663 individuals placed on deferred adjudication supervision.
This is a decrease of
12.7% in felony
deferred adjudication placements and an increase of
5.2% in misdemeanor
deferred adjudication placements from FY ’08.
REGULAR SUPERVISION
Adjudicated defendants placed on community
supervision by the courts consisted of
286 felony and
329 misdemeanor cases for a total of
615 offenders. Misdemeanor adjudicated supervision placements
increased by 13.4%
and felony adjudicated placements increased by
10.8% from FY’ 08.
OVERALL PLACEMENT ON
SUPERVISION
Overall, courts placed
1,278 (772
misdemeanor, 506 felony) offenders on community supervision during fiscal year
’09. Misdemeanor community supervision placements increased by
8.5% and felony
placements remained the
same from FY ’08.
The following tables compare Felony and
Misdemeanor Placements from FY ’05 - ’09:
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Felony Placements
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FY
’05-’09
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Deferred Adjudication
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309
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308
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294
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248
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286
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Adjudicated Supervision
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291
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362
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319
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258
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220
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Total Placed on Supervision
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600
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670
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613
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506
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506
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MISD Placements
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FY ’05-’09
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Deferred Adjudication
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542
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318
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557
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421
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329
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Adjudicated Supervision
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374
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468
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298
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290
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443
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Total Placed on Supervision
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916
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786
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855
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711
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772
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The department supervised a monthly average
of 1,860 direct
felons and 744 direct
misdemeanants for FY ’09 and 1,905 direct felons and 720
misdemeanants for FY ’08.
There was a 2.4% decrease from fiscal year ’08 to fiscal year ’09 for direct
felonies and a 3.3%
increase for direct misdemeanors.
The department supervised a monthly average
of 853 indirect
felons and 619
indirect misdemeanants for FY ’09 and 903 indirect felons and
634 indirect misdemeanants for FY ’08.
There was a 5.8% decrease from fiscal year ’08 for indirect felonies and a
2.4% decrease for
indirect misdemeanors. Indirect status consists of interstate
and intrastate transfers, offenders reporting by mail, inactive
offenders on indirect status in jail or prison, absconders, and
offenders on indirect status serving time in a Substance Abuse
Felony Punishment Facility.
The department terminated
2,152 community
supervision cases during fiscal year ’09, a
16 person increase
from FY ’08.
882 of the terminated cases were successful discharges consisting of
early terminations and expired terms of supervision and
529 cases were returned to the original county of supervision.
The following table illustrates terminations
in detail:
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Departmental Terminations
FY ’05-’09
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Successful
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1,046
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1,100
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903
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976
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882
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Administrative Closure/RTRN
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583
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551
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514
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589
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529
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Revoked to County Jail
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235
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242
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213
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176
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216
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Revoked to State Jail
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105
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133
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143
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137
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156
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Revoked to TDCJ-ID & other Revocations
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108
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134
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132
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122
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152
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Death
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32
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26
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27
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21
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29
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Pre-trail terminations
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60
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115
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188
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Total
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2,109
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2,186
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1,992
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2,136
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2,152
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The CSCD has three criminal felony courts
(104th – 350th – 42nd) and four
misdemeanor courts (Taylor County Court-at-Law #1 – Taylor
County Court-at-law #2 – Callahan County Court – Coleman County
Court) that place offenders on supervision.
The following charts show the number of
felony and misdemeanor placements for FY’ 04, 05, 06, 07, 08 and
09.
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FELONY
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PLACEMENTS
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FY’04
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Felony Court Cases
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431
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779
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670
|
613
|
506
|
506
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Transfer-In Cases
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207
|
315
|
278
|
257
|
311
|
232
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Total Gained
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638
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1,094
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948
|
870
|
817
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738
|
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MISDEMEANOR
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PLACEMENTS
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FY’04
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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County Court Cases
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757
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1050
|
786
|
855
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711
|
772
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Transfer-In Cases
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187
|
338
|
220
|
232
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220
|
210
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Total Gained
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944
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1,388
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1,006
|
1087
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931
|
982
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DEFERRED ADJUDICATION SUPERVISION
According to the Code of Criminal
Procedure, Article 42.12, § 5, deferred adjudication community
supervision is provided a defendant when, following a plea of
guilty or no contest, the judge defers further proceedings
without entering an adjudication of guilt and places the
defendant on community supervision.
In FY ’09, district and county courts-at-law judges deferred
220 felony offenders
and 443 misdemeanor
offenders, for a total of
663 individuals placed on deferred adjudication supervision.
This is a decrease of
12.7% in felony
deferred adjudication placements and an increase of
5.2% in misdemeanor
deferred adjudication placements from FY ’08.
REGULAR SUPERVISION
Adjudicated defendants placed on community
supervision by the courts consisted of
286 felony and
329 misdemeanor cases for a total of
615 offenders. Misdemeanor adjudicated supervision placements
increased by 13.4%
and felony adjudicated placements increased by
10.8% from FY’ 08.
OVERALL PLACEMENT ON
SUPERVISION
Overall, courts placed
1,278 (772
misdemeanor, 506 felony) offenders on community supervision during fiscal year
’09. Misdemeanor community supervision placements increased by
8.5% and felony
placements remained the
same from FY ’08.
The following tables compare Felony and
Misdemeanor Placements from FY ’05 - ’09:
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Felony Placements
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FY
’05-’09
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Deferred Adjudication
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309
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308
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294
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248
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286
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Adjudicated Supervision
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291
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362
|
319
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258
|
220
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Total Placed on Supervision
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600
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670
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613
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506
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506
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MISD Placements
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FY ’05-’09
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FY’05
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FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Deferred Adjudication
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542
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318
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557
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421
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329
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Adjudicated Supervision
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374
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468
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298
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290
|
443
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Total Placed on Supervision
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916
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786
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855
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711
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772
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The department supervised a monthly average
of 1,860 direct
felons and 744 direct
misdemeanants for FY ’09 and 1,905 direct felons and 720
misdemeanants for FY ’08.
There was a 2.4% decrease from fiscal year ’08 to fiscal year ’09 for direct
felonies and a 3.3%
increase for direct misdemeanors.
The department supervised a monthly average
of 853 indirect
felons and 619
indirect misdemeanants for FY ’09 and 903 indirect felons and
634 indirect misdemeanants for FY ’08.
There was a 5.8% decrease from fiscal year ’08 for indirect felonies and a
2.4% decrease for
indirect misdemeanors. Indirect status consists of interstate
and intrastate transfers, offenders reporting by mail, inactive
offenders on indirect status in jail or prison, absconders, and
offenders on indirect status serving time in a Substance Abuse
Felony Punishment Facility.
The department terminated
2,152 community
supervision cases during fiscal year ’09, a
16 person increase
from FY ’08.
882 of the terminated cases were successful discharges consisting of
early terminations and expired terms of supervision and
529 cases were returned to the original county of supervision.
The following table illustrates terminations
in detail:
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Departmental Terminations
FY ’05-’09
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FY’05
|
FY’06
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FY’07
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FY’08
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FY’09
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Successful
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1,046
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1,100
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903
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976
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882
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Administrative Closure/RTRN
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583
|
551
|
514
|
589
|
529
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Revoked to County Jail
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235
|
242
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213
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176
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216
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Revoked to State Jail
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105
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133
|
143
|
137
|
156
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Revoked to TDCJ-ID & other Revocations
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108
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134
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132
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122
|
152
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Death
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32
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26
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27
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21
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29
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Pre-trail terminations
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60
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115
|
188
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Total
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2,109
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2,186
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1,992
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2,136
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2,152
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