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Youth detained for status offenses (Number) – 2011

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.
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0 - 6
Clay 0
Crittenden 0
Trimble 0
Jackson 0
Gallatin 0
Fleming 0
Floyd 0
Elliott 0
Robertson 0
Union 0
Magoffin 0
Bracken 0
Clinton 0
Mason 0
Hickman 0
Livingston 0
Lyon 0
Washington 0
Johnson 1
Harlan 1
Rockcastle 1
Lincoln 1
Oldham 1
Menifee 1
Leslie 1
Owsley 1
Mercer 1
Fulton 1
Garrard 1
Trigg 1
Casey 1
Edmonson 1
Monroe 1
Anderson 1
Wolfe 2
Caldwell 2
Boyle 2
Butler 2
Webster 2
Marshall 2
Morgan 2
Henry 2
Spencer 2
Hancock 2
Rowan 2
Powell 2
Cumberland 2
Knott 2
Shelby 3
Woodford 3
Nicholas 3
Russell 3
Ballard 3
Lawrence 3
Lee 3
Greenup 3
Bourbon 3
Carlisle 3
Green 3
Harrison 3
0 - 6
McLean 4
Nelson 4
Calloway 4
Grayson 4
Breathitt 4
Estill 5
Lewis 5
Pulaski 5
McCreary 5
Larue 5
Owen 6
Metcalfe 6
Martin 6
Taylor 6
Breckinridge 6
7 - 23
Pendleton 7
Simpson 7
Carroll 7
Ohio 7
Allen 7
Wayne 7
Bath 7
Todd 7
Graves 8
Adair 8
Montgomery 8
Boyd 10
Letcher 10
Hart 10
Franklin 10
Hopkins 10
Muhlenberg 11
Marion 11
Perry 11
Barren 12
Bell 12
Scott 12
Jefferson 13
Boone 13
Pike 13
Logan 14
Grant 15
Carter 17
Christian 19
Henderson 22
McCracken 22
Meade 23
24 - 73
Whitley 28
Laurel 35
Clark 35
Madison 35
Jessamine 38
Warren 40
Daviess 42
Hardin 42
Campbell 50
Knox 54
Bullitt 73
74 - 174
Fayette 164
Kenton 174

Definitions:

Number of youth detained in a secure juvenile detention center in Kentucky due to a status offense. Status offenses are youth misbehavior that is not criminal. In Kentucky these acts include skipping or being late for school, running away from home, being beyond control of parents/guardians or school, possessing alcohol or purchasing tobacco.

Data Source: Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice.

Footnotes: Youth detained counts youth each time they are booked into a facility. Youth may be counted more than once in the statewide total if detained multiple times during the year. Detentions for out-of-state youth are not included in the statewide total.
Updated on 2/6/2012

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

Kentucky Grantee

Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc. 11001 Bluegrass Pkwy, Ste 100
Jeffersontown, KY 40299

502.895.8167
info@kyyouth.org
http://www.kyyouth.org

Amy Swann, KIDS COUNT Coordinator


 


 

Kentucky Youth Advocates is a non-partisan, non-profit, children's advocacy organization. KYA represents a voice for Kentucky's most precious asset - its youth. We believe that Kentucky's youth deserve the opportunities and resources necessary to ensure their productive development and health.