New Hampshire: School resource officers cut crime
Juvenile Justice Digest, Jul 20, 2001
Inf.: James Scott, G.R.E.A.T., AFT, 800 K Street, NW, Ste. 600, Washington, DC 20001; 800-726-7070; e-mail, great(@afhq.atf treas.gov.
VICTIM SURVEY GRANTS
The Bureau of Justice Statistics has $500,000 for grants to conduct criminal tictimization surveys in Indian Country. The deadline is Aug. 13.
The purpose is to provide funding to conduct criminal victimization studies in up to five American Indian and Alaska Native jurisdictions, reservations, tribal areas or tribal lands.
Inf: Marika Litras. BJS, 810 Seventh St.. NW, Washington, DC 2053 1 . 202-5144172. e-mail: marika.litras(usdoj.gov.
Copyright Washington Crime News Service Jul 20, 2001
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