Office of Research Responsibilities and Services
The Office of Research is responsible for publishing a variety of reports ranging from statistical summaries of CDCR's adult and juvenile offender populations to evaluations of innovative rehabilitative treatment programs.
The Office of Research also carries out short-term and long-term process and impact evaluations for programs within CDCR, conducts research projects to enhance the classification of offenders according to their treatment needs and risks, conducts research designed to assess facility program needs, and provides research-based information to CDCR administrators, staff, and facilitates external research requests to others (Governor, legislators, press, etc.).
Adult Research Branch
The Adult Research Branch provides evaluations of adult rehabilitative programs and conducts research designed to assess facility and parole program needs for adult offenders.
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Juvenile Research Branch
The Juvenile Research Branch provides projections, reports and statistics for DJJ’s youthful offenders as well evaluations of rehabilitative programs and research projects designed to assess facility program needs and offender treatment risks/needs.
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Offender Information Services Branch
This branch provides adult population reports and statistics containing extensive data on characteristics of facility populations and adult parole populations, historical trends, summaries of population movements, and parole outcome (including recidivism)
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Reports & Research
- Annual Reports
- Office of Research
- Offender Information Services Branch (OISB)
- Adult Research Branch (ARB) Reports
- Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Research & Statistics
- Population Reports
- Offender Information Reports
- BOPH Case Load Statistics
- Environmental Documents
Contact Information
Office of Research
1515 S Street
Sacramento, CA 95811-7243
Phone: (916) 445-1310
FAX: (916) 323-2998