Table A5.

Active Sentence Length Conditional on Receiving an Active Sentence: Effect of minor child by age group

	Only misdemeanor convictions Beta, (std. error), [marginal effect, <95% CI>]	Any felony conviction Beta, (std. error), [marginal effect, <95% CI>]	Any DWI conviction Beta, (std. error), [marginal effect, <95% CI>]
Any child aged 0–3 at disposed date	0.003	−0.036	−0.103
	(0.022)	(0.041)	(0.126)
	[0.078]	[−14.746]	[−10.468]
	<−0.896, 1.051>	<−47.448, 17.957>	<−35.484, 14.547>
Any child aged 4–6 at disposed date	−0.032	−0.065	−0.061
	(0.023)	(0.043)	(0.144)
	[−0.717]	[−26.433]	[−6.168]
	<−1.732, 0.298>	<−61.013, 8.147>	<−34.673, 22.337>
Any child aged 7–10 at disposed date	0.024	−0.019	−0.063
	(0.025)	(0.053)	(0.117)
	[0.552]	[−7.693]	[−6.425]
	<−0.538,1.643>	<−49.849, 34.464>	<−29.620, 16.771>
Any child aged 11–17 at disposed date	0.037	0.051	0.094
	(0.022)	(0.058)	(0.097)
	[0.834]	[21.026]	[9.572]
	<−0.142, 1.811>	<−25.074, 67.126>	<−9.801, 28.946>
n	22,305	2,986	789

^*p<0.05;

^**p<0.01;

^***p<0.001

Notes: Models were estimated using generalized linear model (active sentence length). Models controlled for race/ethnicity (white (omitted), black, other race/ethnicity), woman’s age (16–18,19–24,25–34, 35–55 (omitted)), number of previous misdemeanor convictions, number of previous felony convictions, most severe offense class convicted: for misdemeanor model (Class 3 (omitted), 2, 1, A1), for felony model (Class I (omitted), H, G, F, E, D, C, B2, B1), disposed year fixed effects, and 2009 judicial district fixed effects. Class A felonies are death or life sentences and were excluded. Ten women-disposed-dates with death or life sentences were excluded.