NOTES:
This table shows percent
and cumulative percent of cases reaching disposition in Criminal Court
at arraignment, by one week, one month, two months, six months and
more.
THE FIRST
QUARTER 2001 DATASET
The dataset includes information about arrests in New York City from
January 1 through March 31, 2001, tracked through November 2003.
DISPOSITIONS IN
CRIMINAL COURT
Convictions include pleas of guilty and findings of guilty after trial.
Dism/ACD includes cases that were dismissed and ACDs (adjournments
in contemplation of dismissal), as well as a handful of cases that
went to trial and ended in acquittal. TR-SC (Transfers to Supreme
Court) are cases sustained at the felony severity level in Criminal
Court. They are transferred to the Supreme Court (upper court), usually
following indictment by the Grand Jury, for further prosecution and
final disposition. Cases with other dispositions, such as transfers
to Family Court and those with outstanding warrants, are excluded.
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