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1. www.ussc.gov › federal-escape-offensesFederal Escape Offenses - United States Sentencing Commission

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   Nearly two-thirds (65.0%) of individuals sentenced for an escape offense were sentenced within the guideline range for their escape crime, compared to 40.2 percent of all other federally sentenced U.S. citizens.

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     90.7% of individuals sentenced for escape were men. 33.1%...

2. www.ussc.gov › 2023 › 202309_EscapeFederal Escape Offenses - United States Sentencing Commission

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   Most federal escapes were from non-secure custody. The majority (89.0%) of individuals escaped from a Residential Reentry Center (i.e., a halfway house). The median length of time that individuals sentenced for escape offenses remained at large was one month.

3. www.ussc.gov › research › quick-factsEscape Offenses - United States Sentencing Commission

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   90.7% of individuals sentenced for escape were men.

   33.1% were Black, 28.8% were Hispanic, 27.8% were White, and 10.4% were Other races.

   Their average age was 37 years.

   96.3% were United States citizens.

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   The average sentence for individuals sentenced for escape was 14 months.

   98.3% were sentenced to prison.

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   71.5% of individuals who escaped were sentenced under the Guidelines Manual:

   28.5% received a variance; of those individuals:

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4. www.fd.org › news › new-ussc-report-federal-escapeNew USSC Report on Federal Escape Offenses | Defender ...

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   Sep 27, 2023 · Escape offenses accounted for less than one percent (0.4%) of all federal offenses between fiscal years 2017 and 2021. Individuals sentenced for escape offenses had extensive and serious criminal histories.

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 374192695(PDF) Federal Escape Offenses - ResearchGate

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   Sep 26, 2023 · This report provides the characteristics of individuals convicted of escape, then chronologically examines their criminal histories before the instant offense through their criminal behavior...

6. bjs.ojp.gov › library › publicationsFederal Justice Statistics, 2022 | Bureau of Justice Statistics

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   Jan 18, 2024 · Persons exiting federal prison in FY 2022 for nonregulatory public order offenses, including sex offenses, served more time (66 months) than persons exiting for violent offenses (56 months) or drug offenses (53 months).

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   What percentage of federal crimes are escape offenses?

   • Escape offenses accounted for less than one percent (0.4%) of all federal offenses between fiscal years 2017 and 2021. Individuals sentenced for escape offenses had extensive and serious criminal histories.

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   What percentage of federal criminals escaped from prison?

   • Approximately two-thirds (65.3%) were originally sentenced for a firearms offense (33.4%) or a drug trafficking offense (31.9%). Approximately one-quarter (26.5%) had at least one prior conviction for escape. Most federal escapes were from non-secure custody (see figure below).

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   What percentage of people are sentenced for an escape offense?

   • Males comprised the majority of both individuals sentenced for an escape offense (92.0%) and all other sentenced individuals (87.2%). The average age for both groups was 36 years. Some characteristics of individuals sentenced for an escape offense were more similar to those for other federally sentenced U.S. citizens.

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   What percentage of escape convictions are sentenced under 2p1.1?

   • Almost all (95.4%) individuals convicted of escape in the federal system were sentenced under §2P1.1 as the primary sentencing guideline.14 The remaining 4.6 percent (n=68) of individuals with escape convictions had a primary sentencing guideline other than §2P1.1 due to a conviction for an offense in addition to the escape. The largest Figure 2.

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   How many people commit a violent crime while on escape status?

   • Nearly one-fifth (18.1%; n=264) committed at least one offense while on escape status that did not result in an immediate arrest but was identified and detailed in the presentence report.40 Of those 264 individuals, 52 committed a violent offense.

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   What is a federal escape offense?

   • Escape offenses comprise a very small portion of the federal case load. Nevertheless, escape offenses are noteworthy because of the nature of the crime, potential risks facing correctional oficers, and public safety concerns. This new publication expands upon the Commission’s previous research on federal escape offenses.

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8. crimeandjusticeresearchalliance.org › rsrchUnderstanding Escapes from Correctional Custody – Crime ...

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   Prison escapes were found to be most often associated with an increase in justice involvement, such as an inmate receiving a parole denial, transfer to higher security facility, or charge for a new offense. More than 92% of all inmates are captured after they escape.