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Allegan County, Michigan sentencing data

In the latest Michigan Department of Corrections public release loaded into Justice Audit, 334 people sentenced in Allegan County were held in Michigan state prisons. Their median sentence is 20 years, about the same as the statewide median of 20 years. 58% are serving 20 years or more, compared with 65% statewide. Michigan sentences have a minimum and a maximum term; figures here use the maximum. The most common offense is criminal sexual conduct, 1st deg.

334people in prison
20 yearsmedian maximum sentence (state: 20 years)
58%serving 20+ years (state: 65%)
19life sentences

Sentences by offense: Allegan County vs. Michigan

Offenses with 10+ people. Median of the longest sentence from each person's most recent sentencing; life and death sentences not included.

OffensePeopleAllegan median (yrs)Michigan median (yrs)
Criminal Sexual Conduct, 1st Deg184040
CSC - 2nd Degree (Person Under 13, Defendant 17 Or Older)171515
CSC - 1st Degree (Person Under 13, Defendant 17 Or Older)165050
Criminal Sexual Conduct, 1st Deg (Relationship)134040
Child Sexually Abusive Activity132020
Robbery Armed124030
Criminal Sexual Conduct, 3rd Deg (Force or Coercion)121515
Controlled Substance-Delivery/Manufacture Methamphetamine122520
Asslt w/Int Great Bodily Hrm Less Murder or by Strangulation111510
Criminal Sexual Conduct, 1st Deg (Personal Injury)104040
Controlled Substance-Possession of Methamphetamine1012.515
Homicide - Murder, Second Degree105050

Race

GroupPeopleShare
White25978%
Black4112%
Hispanic319.3%

Groups with fewer than 10 people are not shown.

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About this data

Source: Michigan Department of Corrections public inmate records. People currently in state prison custody whose longest sentence was imposed in Allegan County, one record per person, using the longest sentence from their most recent sentencing. Michigan sentences have a minimum and a maximum term; figures here use the maximum. Criminal history is not in the data, so differences between counties can reflect prior records as well as sentencing practice.