Youth referred by petition to court - Kentucky

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Youth referred by petition to court (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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2 - 127
Robertson	2
Bracken	6
Livingston	12
Hickman	13
Owen	14
Magoffin	14
Hancock	14
Cumberland	15
Carlisle	15
Crittenden	15
Elliott	15
Leslie	15
Fleming	19
Nicholas	21
Lyon	21
Ballard	24
Washington	24
Clay	25
Todd	26
Edmonson	26
Green	28
Clinton	28
Lee	29
Menifee	30
Owsley	30
Rockcastle	32
Bath	34
Jackson	34
Trimble	34
Metcalfe	34
Martin	36
Estill	38
Monroe	39
Lewis	40
Trigg	40
Marion	41
McLean	42
Wolfe	42
Caldwell	47
Fulton	48
Butler	49
Breckinridge	49
Allen	51
Morgan	52
Carroll	53
Wayne	54
Knott	54
Spencer	54
Webster	54
Henry	58
Carter	58
Logan	63
Taylor	63
Lawrence	64
Russell	65
Hart	66
Breathitt	67
Johnson	69
Casey	72
Simpson	72

2 - 127
Union	72
Mason	75
Rowan	77
Larue	80
Calloway	83
Powell	84
Ohio	85
Garrard	87
Boyle	88
Adair	91
Gallatin	92
Harrison	96
Floyd	98
Woodford	98
Bourbon	99
Perry	101
Harlan	102
Marshall	109
Greenup	111
Pendleton	112
Mercer	114
Anderson	118
Meade	120
Muhlenberg	127
128 - 414
Boyd	135
Montgomery	137
Letcher	137
Bell	138
McCreary	139
Grayson	146
Grant	148
Barren	153
Nelson	163
Lincoln	166
Clark	169
Knox	170
Pike	181
Graves	182
Scott	183
Laurel	186
Oldham	188
Pulaski	212
Jessamine	222
Shelby	226
Franklin	228
Madison	247
Bullitt	278
Whitley	285
Hopkins	300
McCracken	301
Warren	395
Hardin	414
415 - 1,118
Boone	448
Campbell	493
Henderson	565
Christian	599
Daviess	653
Kenton	783
Fayette	1,118
1,119 - 4,219
Jefferson	4,219

Definitions: Number of youth referred to the court system for the filing of formal charges.

Data Source: Administrative Office of the Courts, Court Designated Workers Database.

Footnotes: Counts reflect youth rather than number of cases. Youth with cases in more than one county will be counted in each of those counties. Youth may be counted more than once in the statewide total if petitioned to court for two or more different reasons.
Updated on 12/13/2011

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.

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

502.895.8167
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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.

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