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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) Annual Reports 

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner

Download annual reports issued by the OCME on current caseloads and child fatality rates in Massachusetts.

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Parole Board Reports 

Massachusetts Parole Board, Executive Office of Public Safety and Security

Find annual reports from the Massachusetts Parole Board with data on hearings, releases, supervision, and more.

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Data catalog

Population Data Dashboards 

Massachusetts Department of Correction

Use these interactive dashboards to explore data on Massachusetts incarcerated populations and releases.

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Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Dashboard 

Massachusetts Department of Correction

The Data Analytic Unit has launched interactive dashboards that provide visual data and interactive tools that allow the public to view inmate and prison data and statistics in a more user-friendly format through visual charts and graphs.

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Probation Court Reports and Dashboards 

Trial Court Department of Research and Planning, Executive Office of the Trial Court, Massachusetts Court System

A collection of reports and dashboards related to probation cases in the Massachusetts Court System.

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Reports on hate crimes in Massachusetts 

Executive Office of Public Safety and Security

Download annual reports on hate crimes committed in Massachusetts. Reports are based on data compiled from Commonwealth law enforcement agencies.

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Dataset

Statewide homicide data 

Bureau of Community Health and Prevention, Department of Public Health, Division of Violence and Injury Prevention

Review annual reports on homicides from the MA Violent Death Reporting System (MAVDRS).

Dataset

Youthful Offender Dismissals and Adjudications 

Trial Court Department of Research and Planning, Executive Office of the Trial Court, Massachusetts Court System

A dashboard of disposed youthful offender cases by fiscal year. A youthful offender is 14-18 years old who is indicted for allegedly committing an offense which, if they were an adult, would be punishable by imprisonment in state prison and has certain previous interactions with the judicial system.

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