A statistical portrait of crime and deliquency in California in 1985 is presented in this document. These topics are discussed and illustrated by data tables and graphs: crimes (violent, property); arrests (felony, misdemeanor, changes in rates); adult felony arrest dispositions (dispositions, arrestees convicted); adult corrections (supervision, caseload, adults committed to state institutions); juvenile justice system (arrests, dispositions, referrals, juvenile court); criminal justice agency expenditures and personnel; and citizens' complaints against peace officers. A criminal justice glossary and an explanation of known data limitations are provided in the appendix. A concluding data section gives 67 detailed tables of statistics on various categories of crime, arrests, convictions, dispositions, criminal justice agency expenditures, and numbers of justice personnel, sometimes providing several years' data. The report is further illustrated with reproductions of drawings by George Cruikshank. (ABL)