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Program on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods

1993-IJ-CX-K005

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1993

$1,000,000

Unintended Impacts of Sentencing Reforms & Incarceration on Family Structure

Closing Date

March 1, 1996

Vermont Incident-Based Crime Analysis and Mapping: Developing Research Capabilities for Problem Oriented Policing

1995-IJ-CX-0037

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1995

$48,781

The Self-Evaluating Justice Organization: Building Local Evaluation Capacity

1995-IJ-CX-0029

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1995

$70,279

The Self-Evaluating Justice Organization: Building Local Evaluation Capacity

Closing Date

March 1, 1995

STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE STRUCTURES FOR THE U.S. TRUSTEE PROGRAM

Closing Date

March 1, 1995

STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE STRUCTURES FOR THE U.S. TRUSTEE PROGRAM

1995-IJ-CX-0003

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1995

$245,565

Program on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods

1993-IJ-CX-K005

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1993

$2,053,937

AutoDUF Project

Closing Date

March 1, 1994

AutoDUF Project

1994-IJ-CX-K002

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1994

$121,799

Program on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods

1993-IJ-CX-K005

Closed

Funding First Awarded

1993

$1,970,555

Program on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods

Closing Date

March 1, 1993

Crime File: Drugs - Community Response

January 1990

This Crime File video presents a segment that describes an organized neighborhood response to drug trafficking in Philadelphia; followed by a panel discussion of the effectiveness of this program and community drug control efforts in a section of Los Angeles.

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Crime File: Crime and Public Housing

January 1990

This Crime File video portrays a 3-member panel discussion of twin and adoption studies that have sought to determine whether genetic factors contribute to criminal behavior; implications of study findings for public policy are also considered.

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Crime File: Deadly Force

January 1985

This Crime File video considers the rationales and consequences of various police policies on the use of deadly force, using an interview panel and tape segments pertaining to the New York City Police Department's policy and training on the use of deadly force as well as the Memphis Police Department's (Tennessee) policy in this area.

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