crime, including the following crimes: (A) Vandalism. (B) Theft. (C) Shoplifting. (4) Of the total number of juveniles arrested each year, the total number and percentage arrested for crime of violence (as defined in section 23–1331(4)). (5) Of the total number of juveniles arrested each year, the total number and percentage who were arrested for their first offense. (6) Of the total number of juveniles arrested each year, the total number and percentage who had been arrested previously. (7) Of the total number of juveniles arrested each year who had been arrested previously, the total number and percentage of the number of arrests. (8) Of the total number of juveniles arrested each year, the declination rate for prosecutions by the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia. (9) Of the total number of juveniles sentenced each year, the number and percentage who were tried as adults. (10) Of the total number of juveniles prosecuted each year, the number and percentage who were not sentenced, who were sentenced to a misdemeanor, and who were sentenced to a felony. (11) Of the total number of juveniles sentenced each year, the number and percentage of the length of time that will be served in a correctional facility as provided by the sentence. (b) Updates The Attorney General shall update the information contained on the website on a monthly basis. (c) Maintaining archive of information The Attorney General shall ensure that the information contained on the website is archived appropriately to provide indefinite public access to historical data of juvenile arrests and prosecutions. (d) Format The Attorney General shall ensure that the information contained in the website, including historical data described in subsection (c), is available in a machine-readable format available for bulk download. (e) Prohibiting disclosure of personally identifiable information In carrying out this section, the Attorney General shall ensure that the website does not include any juvenile’s personally identifiable