SOLVED: According to Compendium of Federal Justice Statistics, published by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the mean time served to first release by Federal prisoners is 32.9 months. Assume the standard deviation
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Bureau of Justice Statistics: Death Row Below 2,500 First Time in 29 Years After 20 Consecutive Years of Decline, Average Time on Death Row Reaches 19.4 Years | Death Penalty Information Center
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Federal prison population continued to decline under Trump | Pew Research Center
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Bureau of Justice Statistics on Twitter: "Just released: Federal Prisoner Statistics Collected under the First Step Act, 2022. Read about data on federal prisoners provided to BJS by the Federal Bureau of
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Data update: Incarcerated population inching down | Prison Policy Initiative
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Bureau of Justice Statistics Reports Number on Death Row Down, Average Time on Death Row Approaches 19 Years | Death Penalty Information Center
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