prison population

But in other large states, the prison population is growing.

In the last year alone, the prison population went up 11 percent, to 619,000.

That is about 10 percent of the state's prison population.

He would have to stay away from the main prison population.

The prison population shot up, from 315,974 at the end of 1980 to more than 925,000 today.

The state prison population is now 47,941, up from 29,093 in 1990.

The years following the second world war saw a large increase in the size of the prison population.

From 1980 to 1989, the prison population grew by 14.5 percent a year.

Since 1960, the nation's prison population has increased from 212,953 to 817,863 in 1992.

Since 1980 the prison population has increased 66 percent to a total last year of 546,659.

Still, she said, women account for less than 5 percent of the nation's prison population.

In 1973, the state prison population was 13,437; now it is about 66,000.

Women represent only about 5 percent of the total prison population.

The state's prison population is now rising by about 100 people each month.

On 25 January 2011 the prison population stood at 4,541.

Prison population reported for January 1, 2013 had number 147,112 people.

When the prison population left, he said, about 20 percent of his customers went with it.

The California prison population grew from 24,569 at the end of 1980 to 68,139 early this month.

California, the state with the largest prison population, had a 22.6 percent increase for women last year.

Before his release, he was given one month in the general prison population to get used to people.

Since 1966, the state's prison population has more than doubled.

Another form of data is that regarding the prison population.

However during construction, there was an increase in prison population.

No other gang had more than one percent of the prison population.

The aboriginal prison population did return however, between 1855 and 1931.