Annual Report 1969-71
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81% o{ served San Francisco Warrants are cleared through P.I.N.
7. Amount of bail collected on Traffic Warrants increased: (from $1,1 87,022.00 in 1968 to $1,308,647.00 in 1969) plus: $121,625.
1969 was characterized mainly by: (1) Progress: Automation in the P.I.N. Program of all new warrants issued. In 1 969 about 1 29,466 warrants were automated, of which 93,3 19 were cleared during the year. At the present time, the total number of warrants for 1969 and 1968 remaining unserved is 1 56,306. ...(2) Pro- gress: Legislative amendment to Section 840, Penal Code of Cahfornia, making time for service of misde- meanor warrants uniform throughout the State of California, thereby assisting in automation. (3) Lack of Progress: A further decrease in the field service force to 21% man-days in the field, compared to 1968.
SEE TABLE. (Decline in man-days in field to warrants cleared by Police): Year Warrants Issued 178,000 Qeared by Police Man Days in Field 1965 118,000 3,907 1966 175,000 89,000 3,263 1967 163,613 85,309 2.152 1968 169,510 88,619 1,677 1969 154,382 92,162 1,006 Our participation in the P.I.N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
81% o{ served San Francisco Warrants are cleared through P.I.N.
7. Amount of bail collected on Traffic Warrants increased: (from $1,1 87,022.00 in 1968 to $1,308,647.00 in 1969) plus: $121,625.
1969 was characterized mainly by: (1) Progress: Automation in the P.I.N. Program of all new warrants issued. In 1 969 about 1 29,466 warrants were automated, of which 93,3 19 were cleared during the year. At the present time, the total number of warrants for 1969 and 1968 remaining unserved is 1 56,306. ...(2) Pro- gress: Legislative amendment to Section 840, Penal Code of Cahfornia, making time for service of misde- meanor warrants uniform throughout the State of California, thereby assisting in automation. (3) Lack of Progress: A further decrease in the field service force to 21% man-days in the field, compared to 1968.
SEE TABLE. (Decline in man-days in field to warrants cleared by Police): Year Warrants Issued 178,000 Qeared by Police Man Days in Field 1965 118,000 3,907 1966 175,000 89,000 3,263 1967 163,613 85,309 2.152 1968 169,510 88,619 1,677 1969 154,382 92,162 1,006 Our participation in the P.I.N.
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