South Carolina Violent Crime Reduction Project : final report

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Justice Planning Associates (Firm)

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South Carolina Violent Crime Reduction Project; Violent crimes--South Carolina--Prevention

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In 1999, South Carolina ranked second only to Florida in per capita violent crime rate. In May 2001, the Office of Justice Programs in the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, acting on behalf of the South Carolina Public Safety Coordinating Council, solicited proposals to substantially reduce violent crime in a targeted county during a two-year planning, implementation, and evaluation period. The project was to have three phases: a six-month planning phase, a twelve-month implementation phase, and up to a six-month evaluation phase. The Executive Summary, and the detailed report which follows, document the planning phase of the project.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/9371

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2003-05

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Date Accessioned	2012-12-17T17:10:01Z
Date Available	2012-12-17T17:10:01Z
dc.description	In 1999, South Carolina ranked second only to Florida in per capita violent crime rate. In May 2001, the Office of Justice Programs in the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, acting on behalf of the South Carolina Public Safety Coordinating Council, solicited proposals to substantially reduce violent crime in a targeted county during a two-year planning, implementation, and evaluation period. The project was to have three phases: a six-month planning phase, a twelve-month implementation phase, and up to a six-month evaluation phase. The Executive Summary, and the detailed report which follows, document the planning phase of the project.
Media Type	Document
Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
Digital Collection	South Carolina State Documents Depository
Rights	Copyright status undetermined. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
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