CRIMES WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES - gpvec
CRIMES WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES - gpvec
CRIMES WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES - gpvec
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Crimes Without ConsequenCes<br />
NM 2 16 18<br />
NY 36 30 66<br />
NC 30 29 59<br />
ND 11 54 65<br />
OH 16 131 147<br />
OK 7 62 69<br />
OR 13 16 29<br />
PA 91 159 250<br />
SC 8 22 30<br />
SD 9 88 97<br />
TN 19 8 27<br />
TX 45 71 116<br />
UT 11 20 31<br />
VA 17 41 58<br />
WA 12 7 19<br />
WV 4 21 25<br />
WI 14 105 119<br />
WY 0 27 27<br />
Total 793 2,060 2,853<br />
Notes<br />
a N ENG includes CT, ME, MA, NH, RI and VT.<br />
Source: USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service, Livestock Slaughter: 2006 Summary, March 2007,<br />
p. 58.<br />
2.5 Plant inspection authority<br />
The designated status of an individual slaughter plant as being either federal or state does<br />
not necessarily indicate what agency is responsible for conducting inspections, including<br />
those related to humane slaughter, as some federal plants are inspected by employees of<br />
state agricultural agencies and federal FSIS personnel inspect some state plants. Table 9<br />
lists the four types of U.S. slaughter plant inspection authority currently in existence and<br />
which states fall under each type.<br />
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