One of CJA's goals is to decrease the number of days spent in detention by defendants who could be released to the community while awaiting trial. Other CJA goals are to screen defendants for a range of noncustodial services; reduce the rate of nonappearances in court by defendants on pretrial release; and provide information and research services to criminal justice policymakers, city officials, and the public. This report presents data on the distribution of interviewed cases by borough. This is followed by data on defendants' sex, age, ethnicity, and employment. Another section presents data and information on charge severity and type. Also presented are CJA pretrial release recommendations citywide and by borough, as well as by charge severity. Data and information on criminal court arraignment address arraignment outcomes, arraignment disposition by charge severity, release status at arraignment by charge severity, and release-on-recognizance rates at arraignment by CJA recommendation. Data and information on bail-setting and bail-making pertain to bail amount set at arraignment citywide and by borough, bail-making by bail amount, and bail-making postarraignment by bail amount. Data and information on failure to appear (FTA) in criminal court are presented by charge severity and CJA recommendation. Data on FTA also address arraignment for desk appearance tickers. Volume and outcomes are shown for telephone notification and letter notification. The report concludes with descriptions and data for special pretrial programs, namely, the Bail Expediting Program and the FTA Units. 25 exhibits