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The new report, Prisoners in 2007, has been released by the Bureau of Justice Statistics. As always, this is the report to access for the most current prison population statistics. You will find numerous tables and grafts pertaining to the 1,598,316 prisoners under state and federal jurisdiction.

Posted Mon, Dec 15 2008 11:10 AM by Sandy Schilling

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