5 baut of bevis 1000 290792 al3ns 21 ST

JUVENILES DETAINED

IN COUNTY JAILS FOR
SERIOUS CRIMES AGAINST

PERSONS BY COURT CIRCUIT

1982

FIGURE 10

N=126

Vermilion County:

Whiteside County:

An application has been received to fund counsel-
ing and educational support services to court-
referred delinquent youth. It is anticipated
that this program will provide the court with an
alternative to detention. Additional programming
may be warranted if detention continues at a
high level.

An application for funds to recruit and train foster homes for delinquents has been awarded. It is anticipated that these homes will provide an alternative for youths who would otherwise be detained.

All program development efforts to date have been directed toward Illinois' achieving 75% compliance with Sec. 223(a)(14). Yet to be undertaken is program development for those youth who must be held in a physically secure or staff-secure setting.

SUPPLEMENTAL FIGURES AND TABLES

Figure A:

Figure B:

Figure C:

Table A:

Table B:

Table C:

Juveniles Detained for all Offenses In Illinois'
County Jails and Municipal Lock-ups by Age and
Sex: 1982

Juveniles Detained in Municipal Lock-ups by
Age and Sex : 1982

Juveniles Detained in County Jails by Age and
Sex: 1982

Juveniles Ages 10-17 Detained in County Jails and Municipal Lock-ups by Sex, Offense and Facility Type : 1981 and 1982

Juveniles Ages 10-17 Detained for all Offenses
in Illinois County Jails and Municipal Lock-ups
by Sex and Race: 1982

Juveniles Ages 13-16 Deatined for Serious Crimes
Against Persons and Property in Illinois by
Facility Type: 1981 and 1982

FIGURE A

JUVENILES DETAINED FOR ALL OFFENSES IN ILLINOIS' MUNICIPAL

LOCK-UPS AND COUNTY JAILS BY AGE AND SEX: 1982