CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION AUTHORITY, ILLINOIS
Grant: $50,198,081 - Department of Justice - May. 29, 2009
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Award Description: Support programs which pursue violent and predatory criminals. Support efforts with law enforcement, prosecution, and probation to combat and disrupt illegal drug use, violent crime, illegal gun and gang activity and test drug users. Support programs which provide law enforcement agencies throughout the state with necessary means to prevent, deter, or investigate crime through staffing, training, special projects or equipment in order to improve public safety and quality of life. Support prosecution efforts which focus on prosecuting violent and predatory criminals and drug offenders. Support programs which contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of the criminal justice court system at state and county levels in all facets: the judiciary, clerks, prosecution, defense, probation, and victim services. Support proven or innovative prevention or intervention programs for juveniles and adults identified as at risk for involvement or already involved with the criminal justice system to provide services aimed to mitigate risk factors that are recognized as contributing factors of violent crime, drugs, gangs, guns or other criminal behavior. Support juvenile and adult re-entry programs and programs that enhance jail or correctional facility security and safety. Support proven or innovative programs for those already involved in the criminal justice system, those incarcerated, or those on probation which are targeted to address recognized risk factors for recidivism by mitigating risk factors that contribute to criminal behavior. Support efforts to implement integrated justice information systems throughout the state to ensure that each component of the criminal justice system has access to timely, complete and accurate information necessary to informed decision-making at each state of the criminal justice process. Support programs which combat and disrupt criminal drug networks and programs which provide substance abuse treatment. Restore state-use funds to victim services programs that have been cut out of the state?s budget.
Project Description: Prosecution and court programs - enhance parole initiatives. Prevention and education programs: Comprehensive Community-based Youth Services; Safety Net Works (anti-violence); Community Services; Rape Crisis and Rape Prevention; Juvenile Justice Reform; Unified Delinquency Intervention Services; Delinquency Prevention; Juvenile Intervention; Community Violence Prevention.
Jobs Summary: 00 (Total jobs reported: 0)
Project Status: Less Than 50% Completed
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