Inmate population summary for July 15, 2016

These papers show the inmate population in South Carolina by male and female prisoners. It is broken down by count, agency high and month count and SCDC space utilization.

Most serious offense distribution of SCDC total inmate population as of June 30, 2016

This is a list of criminal offenses and the number and percentage of SC inmates who have committed these crimes. They are listed by race and sex.

Profile of inmates in institutional count (including inmates on authorized absence) as of June 30, 2016

These statistics break down SC inmate population characteristics. It is broken down by male and female, current age, race, marital status, sentencing data, education, leading most serious offenses, top five committing counties, medical classification and mental health classification.

Remaining time to serve before expiration of sentence of SCDC total inmate population as of June 30, 2016

These statistics break down the incarceration time left for inmates of South Carolina prisons. It ranges from 3 months or less to Life/Death as of June 30, 2016.

Sentence length distribution of SCDC total inmate population as of June 30, 2016

The South Carolina Department of Corrections publishes statistical reports on their correctional facilities, including system overviews, inmate populations, admissions, and releases.

FY 2007-2008 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

This document from the South Carolina Technical College System highlights Aiken Technical College, giving facts about the college. It also gives facts about the South Carolina Technical College System.

[ATC performance indicators, 2013-2014]

This document gives statistics for Aiken Technical College for the years 2008/09 through 2012/13. It includes information on the graduate placement rates, licensure exam pass rates, Fall to Spring persistence rates, student success rate and graduate production rate.

Aiken Technical College Graduates from July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013 Placement Rates

This breaks down the Aiken Technical College graduate placement rates from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013 by academic program, number of graduates in each program and the percentage of that number who either found employment or transferred to another institution.

Fiscal Year 2015 Annual Report

Each year the South Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority publishes a report with summary of agency-related legislation passed, descriptions of grants, application processes, and yearly statistics.

State of minorities abstract

This document describes by category the plight or well-being of the State's minority population. It is intended to enlighten the members of minority communities, other citizens of South Carolina, public and private agencies, and policy makers regarding the socioeconomic conditions of minorities in the State and factors that contribute to those conditions. The abstract includes a historical perspective of the minority population, beginning with the State's colonial period. Additionally, it includes a section that discusses current and projected changes in the State's minority population and the implications of those changes for minority persons and the State of South Carolina.

The visionary

This serial gives information about the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs, various programs throughout the state, statistics on minorities and upcoming minority events.

Annual statistical report fiscal year 2014

The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services annually publish a statistical report providing a description of the offender population and the agency's programs.

Annual statistical report fiscal year 2015

The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services annually publish a statistical report providing a description of the offender population and the agency's programs.

Sexual Violence in Private Residences: Whose, How and Why?

The purpose of this project was to a provide a better understanding of where sexual violence in private residences occurred and how the victims and offenders involved in sexual violence came to be at those places. These findings combined to paint a quite different picture than some might expect. Rather than being a situation where force is used to take victims to a location, or the victims' homes are invaded by force, the circumstances surrounding how sexual violence victims and offenders come to be at the offense location seem to be much more subtle. Victimization where victims and offenders shared a residence accounted for a substantial portion of sexual violence reported in private residences, rendering questions as to how the offender gained entry or why the victim was there, moot under those circumstances. In cases where the offense location was not a mutual residence, victims most often went to the site voluntarily and offenders most frequently gained entry with permission rather than through force or deception.

The informer

The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services publishes The Informer, a quarterly newsletter with agency and employee news, and region highlights.