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Table 8. Juvenile Incarceration Rate per 100,000
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State Ranking |
Custody rate per 100,000 juveniles ages 10–upper age and Total in Custody |
% Higher Custoday Rate Compared to the Best State |
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1 |
Vermont |
72.4 (51 Total) |
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2 |
Hawaii |
96.7 (129 Total) |
33.5% |
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3 |
New Hampshire |
150 (198 Total) |
107.1% |
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4 |
Mississippi |
152.1 (528 Total) |
110.0% |
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5 |
Maine |
153.1 (222 Total) |
111.4% |
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6 |
North Carolina |
168.8 (1,203 Total) |
133.1% |
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7 |
Maryland |
181.2 (1,167 Total) |
150.1% |
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8 |
Kentucky |
184.9 (837 Total) |
155.3% |
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9 |
New Jersey |
198.9 (1,941 Total) |
174.7% |
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10 |
Connecticut |
210.4 (627 Total) |
190.5% |
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11 |
Illinois |
212.1 (2,715 Total) |
192.9% |
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12 |
Massachusetts |
215.5 (1,302 Total) |
197.6% |
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13 |
Arkansas |
216.7 (675 Total) |
199.2% |
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14 |
Tennessee |
225.6 (1,434 Total) |
211.5% |
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15 |
Washington |
235.8 (1,656 Total) |
225.5% |
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16 |
Montana |
245.2 (261 Total) |
238.6% |
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17 |
Missouri |
246.0 (1,413 Total) |
239.7% |
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18 |
Michigan |
256.6 (2,706 Total) |
254.4% |
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19 |
New Mexico |
257.6 (606 Total) |
255.7% |
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20 |
Minnesota |
259.1 (1,527 Total) |
257.8% |
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21 |
Oklahoma |
265.0 (1,059 Total) |
265.9% |
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22 |
West Virginia |
269.0 (498 Total) |
271.5% |
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23 |
New York |
272.3 (4,308 Total) |
276.1% |
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24 |
Georgia |
272.7 (2,451 Total) |
276.6% |
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25 |
Wisconsin |
273.6 (1,524 Total) |
277.8% |
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26 |
Arizona |
283.6 (1,890 Total) |
291.6% |
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27 |
Idaho |
287.0 (489 Total) |
296.3% |
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28 |
Virginia |
288.6 (2376 Total) |
298.5% |
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29 |
Rhode Island |
294.7 (342 Total) |
307.0% |
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30 |
Iowa |
298.6 (975 Total) |
312.4% |
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31 |
Utah |
307.2 (954 Total) |
324.2% |
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32 |
Pennsylvania |
316.6 (4,341 Total) |
337.2% |
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33 |
Ohio |
317.8 (4,176 Total) |
338.9% |
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34 |
Texas |
317.9 (7,662 Total) |
338.9% |
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35 |
Oregon |
323.1 (1,275 Total) |
346.2% |
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36 |
Nebraska |
331.3 (672 Total) |
357.4% |
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37 |
Kansas |
335.7 (1,071 Total) |
363.6% |
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38 |
Colorado |
344.0 (1,776 Total) |
375.0% |
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39 |
South Carolina |
345.8 (1,443 Total) |
377.4% |
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40 |
North Dakota |
346.8 (246 Total) |
378.9% |
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41 |
Alabama |
350.8 (1,794 Total) |
384.3% |
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42 |
Nevada |
361.8 (921 Total) |
399.6% |
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43 |
Delaware |
364.4 (333 Total) |
403.2% |
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44 |
Alaska |
369.5 (336 Total) |
410.2% |
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45 |
Louisiana |
386.8 (1,821 Total) |
434.1% |
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46 |
California |
392.3 (16,782 Total) |
441.7% |
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47 |
Indiana |
415.4 (3,045 Total) |
473.7% |
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48 |
Florida |
451.8 (8,208 Total) |
523.8% |
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49 |
South Dakota |
564.4 (522 Total) |
679.4% |
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Wyoming |
606.1 (357 Total) |
737.0% |
Source - Snyder, Howard N., and Sickmund, Melissa. 2006. Juvenile Offenders and Victims: 2006 National Report. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Chapter 7, Juvenile Offenders in Correctional Facilities. Click here for an Excel presentation. Go to Tab p201.
Where the States Rank
(by Indicator)
1. Infant Mortality Rates
2. Child Deaths
3. Teen Deaths
4. Teen Births
5. Prenatal Care
6. Child Poverty
7. Uninsured Children
8. Juvenile Incarceration
9. Child Abuse Fatalities
10. Child Welfare Spending
11. Overall Vulnerability Rank
12. Relationship of the Tax Burden to Overall Child Vulnerability
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