The Road Map to Zero Youth Detention Survey

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1. Race/Ethnicity - King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system. For this reason, the survey includes demographic questions:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Black, Afro-Caribbean, or African American	3.8%	33
Non-Hispanic White or Euro-American	74.3%	654
Latinx or Hispanic American	3.3%	29
East Asian or Asian American	4.0%	35
South Asian or Indian American	1.5%	13
Middle Eastern or Arab American	0.3%	3
Native American or Alaskan Native	1.5%	13
Hawaiian Native or Pacific Islander	0.5%	4
Other	10.9%	96

2. Age:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Under 18	0.6%	5
18-24	2.6%	23
25-34	11.4%	100
35-44	19.1%	168
45-54	21.5%	189
Above 55	44.9%	395

3. Zipcode

Answered: 880
Skipped: 0

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4. Have you or an immediate family member been directly impacted by legal system involvement? (Because King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system, this survey includes this legal system involvement question.)

		Response Percent	Response Count
Yes		35.0%	308
No		65.0%	572

5. If you answered yes and are willing to provide additional information, please provide a brief description of legal system involvement that has impacted your family (300 characters or less)

Answered: 232
Skipped: 648

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6. I believe Objective 1 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Strongly disagree	19.0%	166
Disagree	10.0%	87
Neutral/Neither agree nor disagree	11.2%	98
Agree	29.2%	255
Strongly agree	30.6%	267

7. I believe Objective 2 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Strongly disagree	14.8%	129
Disagree	7.3%	64
Neutral/Neither agree nor disagree	8.4%	73
Agree	27.9%	244
Strongly agree	41.6%	363

8. I believe Objective 3 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Strongly disagree	21.5%	187
Disagree	10.5%	91
Neutral/Neither agree nor disagree	11.5%	100
Agree	22.4%	195
Strongly agree	34.1%	296

9. I believe Objective 4 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:

	Response Percent	Response Count
Strongly disagree	12.0%	104
Disagree	6.2%	54
Neutral/Neither agree nor disagree	9.7%	84
Agree	32.6%	284
Strongly agree	39.5%	344

10. What is missing? (Optional)

Answered: 511
Skipped: 369

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August 8, 2018, 12:16 PM

1. Race/Ethnicity - King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system. For this reason, the survey includes demographic questions:
- Non-Hispanic White or Euro-American
2. Age:
- Above 55
3. Zipcode
98166
4. Have you or an immediate family member been directly impacted by legal system involvement? (Because King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system, this survey includes this legal system involvement question.)
- No
6. I believe Objective 1 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:
- Agree
7. I believe Objective 2 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:
- Strongly agree
8. I believe Objective 3 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:
- Agree
9. I believe Objective 4 and the associated strategies will be effective in King County’s efforts towards Zero Youth Detention:
- Strongly agree
10. What is missing? (Optional)
No response.

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1. Race/Ethnicity - King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system. For this reason, the survey includes demographic questions:

Black, Afro-Caribbean, or African American

Non-Hispanic White or Euro-American

Latinx or Hispanic American

East Asian or Asian American

South Asian or Indian American

Middle Eastern or Arab American

Native American or Alaskan Native

Hawaiian Native or Pacific Islander

Other

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2. Age:

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3. Zipcode

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4. Have you or an immediate family member been directly impacted by legal system involvement? (Because King County seeks to elevate the voices and experiences of those most directly impacted by the juvenile legal system, this survey includes this legal system involvement question.)

Yes

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