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79%

48%

29%

15%

40%

62%

44%

18%

10%

26%

Females

Males

of females had co-occurring mental health

and substance abuse concerns (compared to 37% of males)

(compared to 37% of males)

65% 79% of females reported a history of trauma (compared to 62% of males)

48% of females had a new criminal case

filed against them within 2 years (compared to 56% of males)

Mental Health

Only

22%

Substance

Abuse Only

10%

Co-Occurring

65%

Neither

3%

Treatment Needs

of Females in

IDJC Custody

48% 48%

27%

57% 54%

26%

Court Filing within 3

Years

Guilty Disposition

within 3 Years

IDOC Supervision

within 5 Years

Recidivism Measures

Females Males

82%

55% 18%

0%

68% 61%

25% 2%

Drug/Alcohol Property Violent Sexual

Types of Court Cases Filed

Females with Case Filing Males with Case Filing

22 was the average YLSI score for female

offenders (compared to 19 for males)

Self-reported history of trauma

At least one household member with a criminal

conviction

Living in foster care or with non-parental family

member

Caution or warning status for suicidal ideations

upon arrival at IDJC

Received at least one 20-511A court order

Appendix C: Female Offenders in IDJC Custody

Note: Time to recidivism was calculated from the time of release from IDJC custody (if over 18 at release) or from the individual’s 18th

birthday (if under 18 at release). Court case percentages may not add to 100% due to individuals having one or more cases that involve

different types of charges.