Florida currently has a prison population of slightly less than 102,000 inmates, but over 21,000 are scheduled to be released in 2015. The light blue shows how many of these 102,000 are expected to still be living each year, and the red bar shows how many of these are expected to still be in prison that year. No date was assigned for the executions of the 392 on death row, and a life expectancy was assumed to be 78 years old for each prisoner. The oldest prisoner is actually 93, and 167 are over 78. The prison population includes 126 children. Data from Florida Department of Corrections.[1]
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