claim: of "30,000 individuals arrested a year for crimes that are 16 or 17, over 95 percent of them do not result in a criminal conviction. only 1.5 percent of them ultimately go to state prison."
author: patrick gallivan
evidence_1: of "30,000 individuals arrested a year for crimes that are 16 or 17, over 95  percent of them do not result in a criminal conviction. only 1.5 percent of them  ultimately go to state prison." — politifact new york on monday, april 3rd, 2017.
evidence_2: of "30,000 individuals arrested a year for crimes that are 16 or 17, over 95  percent of them do not result ... only 1.5 percent of them ultimately go to state  prison.".
evidence_3: apr 11, 2017 ... finally, on december 17, over six weeks after his arrest, daniel had his ... a large  percentage of these not guilty people either had to pay bail, ... in california,  consistently over 63 percent of prisoners in county jails .... some were convicted  of some crime following their detention; many ...... 48 (2012): 86-95.
evidence_4: oct 21, 2016 ... over the past several decades the national experience of crime and ... of formerly  incarcerated individuals across the united states. ... successful reintegration is  not just a concern for those who return from prison: it is also a .... fact 7 — 77  percent of released prisoners are re-arrested within five years.
evidence_5: about 234,000 convicted sex offenders are under the care, custody, or control of  corrections agencies on an average day. ... port and the data analyzed in it .... on  arrested or convicted persons ... 6 months to just under 3 years. ... whether or not  the crime was reported .... percent of rape/sexual assault victimizations. 0%.