DV rearrest rates for people starting probation in three pilot counties

A line graph tracking two-year domestic violence rearrest rates from 2017 to 2022 in the three pilot counties across two comparison groups: DV and Non-DV. The DV line sits significantly higher, starting at approximately 34% in 2017 and gently declining to around 30% in 2022. The Non-DV line is extremely low, hovering near the bottom of the scale and slightly increases from 2% to 3.4% during the period.

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Note: The figure shows two-year DV rearrest rates for people sentenced to probation for domestic violence offenses compared with people sentenced to probation for non-DV offenses, excluding those sentences for AB-1950-eligible offenses, for the between 2017-2022. The partner county group includes Napa, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz.

Chart: California Policy LabSource: California Department of Justice Automated Criminal History System (ACHS)Get the data