Questions from CfJJ for MA Prosecution Dataset

[Notes from meeting with Sana on 6/26/20 that generated these questions](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IO5jSy1LLztFGMftnRVAri9TXHom68n1H5aoDZfj9l4/edit#heading=h.d4vrgt5x5xj9)

For all questions - only concerned with those under 21:

- [ ] 1) Who is eligible today? People with only one charge that is not part of the list of (ineligible) offenses.
- [ ] 2a) If we only change the number of offenses, how many are eligible based on only having one incident (that does not include an ineligible offense)?
- [ ] 2b) How many would be eligible if we only limited to only exclude sex-based offenses or murder?
- [ ] 3a) How many would be eligible based on who has not been found guilty (given current offenses that are eligible for expungement)?
- [ ] 3b) How many would be eligible based on who has not been found guilty, except murder or sex offenses?

Clarifications from CfJJ:
> for 2b and 3a, we wouldn't have the one incident limitation, but how hard is it to estimate if the one incident limitation was taken into consideration? it might be helpful to have a comparison of both variables unless it's too time consuming, and you'd prefer i stick with one