9.2 Starts and completions of PRISON SENTENCED episodes

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Interpretation:

This table shows the flow of offenders onto prison sentenced status and the status they came from: eg during the 2006/07 year, 49 people with home detention orders transitioned onto long term prison sentenced status. Many of these were recalls to prison.

Interpretation:

This table shows the balances that were prison sentenced at start and end of the year: eg 6445 offenders were prison sentenced at 30/06/2007, of whom 588 had indeterminate term (life or preventive detention) sentences.

Interpretation:

This table shows the flow of offenders away from prison sentenced status and the status they went to next: eg 644 went from short term prison sentenced straight back onto remand.

Addendum:

The two offenders shown moving from Life or Preventive detention into the offender pool are the result of a misclassification. One was a death in custody, the other a return to life parole after a second recall episode.

*Notes: Transitions may be due to offenders having new directives and orders or reverting to a lower management status at termination or expiry of the previous status. In a small number of cases the data is erroneous. However all transitions are included for completeness. For more details see: data source and enrichment methodology; data spreadsheet ; major management category.