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Polaris Project (more)is a non-profit, victim services agency that offers a comprehensive array of services to victims of human trafficking, sex trafficking and labor trafficking with international, national and local programs. It was established in 2002 implementing the vision of two Brown University seniors, Katherine Chon and Derek Ellerman. Today, the Polaris Project is one of the nation’s largest anti-human trafficking organizations. This successful and effective group works to coordinate the efforts of law enforcement and social service agencies, health care organizations, shelters, pro bono attorneys, immigration officials, educators, lawmakers and the public. Since its inception, the Project has received numerous awards for its accomplishments. Crime Victims' Rights Child Protection   Washington DC 2009
Barbara Bentley (more)is recognized among this year’s award recipients. It was in February of 1991 when her psychopathic husband pinned her to a bed and tried to smother her with a rag doused in ether. The judicial system convicted him of attempted murder. However, thereafter, Ms. Bentley continued to be a victim – financially. It was discovered that California’s no-fault divorce law required her to make alimony payments to her ex-husband. That is when her quest for justice continued. Barbara Bentley made a pursuit to change state law and protect future victims. It was in August of 1995 Assembly Bill 16 was signed and came into effect in January 1996. The premise of this bill is to prevent men and women convicted of trying to kill their spouse from collecting alimony, a share of the victim’s retirement, health or life insurance benefits. Ms. Bentley continues to be a strong voice for domestic violence victims through a multiple of venues. Moreover, she has put her experience in written publication titled A DANCE WITH THE DEVIL, released in November 2008. Legal Reform     Walnut Creek CA 2009
Marcus K. Rogers (more)is the Director of Cyber Forensics at Purdue University. He is being recognized by the Foundation for the numerous contributions he has made toward enabling federal, state and local law enforcement better address today’s challenges with the use of cyber forensics. Dr. Rogers has designed training programs and continuously provides assistance to local, state, and federal law enforcement officers. Our nation’s ability to fight computer crime has been positively enhanced by the significant contribution Dr. Marcus Rogers has made through his development of programs, teachings, and continuous personal involvement in multiple investigative processes. He comes to us with high credentials and multiple awards. Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Other Significant Efforts West Lafayette IN 2009
Erie Earn-It Program, Inc. (more)is being recognized for the instrumental difference it is making regarding holding juveniles accountable for their action. This restitution program was implemented in l981 with the mission “ to hold court-referred youth accountable to their victims and the community by operating a program that provides employment/learning opportunities for restitutions, community service and the development of skills to become responsible citizens”. Since its inception, this non-profit entity has expanded its projects through the support of the Erie community and has recorded 94% of all closed cases having paid their victims in full. Effecting Restitution Reducing Recidivism Lowering the Cost Erie PA 2009
Marsha Levick (more)currently serves as Deputy Director and Chief Counsel at the Juvenile Law Center. Ms. Levick co-founded the Center in 1975 and has become a very formidable force in children’s law. Recently, Marsha led a team of Juvenile Law Center and pro bono attorneys in uncovering the highly publicized judicial corruption and “Kids for Cash” scandal in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. It was discovered that two juvenile Pennsylvania court judges were accepting kickbacks in exchange for placing thousands of children in detention facilities. In 2009, they were arrested and charged in federal court for accepting over $2.6 million in kickbacks from private for profit detention centers. This is one of many examples of Ms. Levick’s continuous pursuit of protecting and defending the constitutional rights of children. Child Protection Legal Reform Crime Victims' Rights Philadelphia PA 2009
Wayne Fortin (more)is recognized for his proven works and the positive impact he has made to victims of trauma. After a career as a psychotherapist for County Mental Health in Oceanside, he realized the importance of having immediate emotional and practical on the scene support for victims following a crisis. It was in l985 that Mr. Fortin founded the Trauma Intervention Program as a non-profit organization designed to provide support to victims of trauma within the community. At its formation, TIP served only one region in the county. Since then, the TIP Program has been replicated to 15 regional chapters and serves over 200 police departments. This unique and effective program has gained the highest regard of appreciation from all venues- victims of trauma, law enforcement agencies and the mental/medical health communities. Mr. Fortin’s vision to serve victims of crimes and to implement and expand a cost-effective program has been recognized through multiple media venues as well as prestigious local and national awards. Other Significant Efforts     San Marcos CA 2009
Klaaskids Foundation (more)is among this year’s Paul H. Chapman Award recipients. The non-profit KlaasKids Foundation was originally formed in September, l994 by Marc Klaas. It was in October of l993 when his 12 year old daughter Polly, was kidnapped from a slumber party in California and her body was recovered 65 days thereafter. After Polly’s tragic death, Mr. Klaas, committed to pursue an aggressive child safety agenda. Hence, the KlaasKids Foundation has been a strong supporter regarding the implementation of federal and state laws promoting preventive programs for at-risk youth, stronger sentencing for violent criminals and governmental accountability and responsibility. It is well documented how Mr. Klaas’ efforts have improved the judicial sector pertaining to child protection. KlaasKids Foundation is well respected among the child protection sector and has been able to reach across the nation via an ongoing variety of media coverage to deliver child-safety messages across the country. The positive impact that this Foundation has made is immeasurable when putting together its involvement in programs, the legislative arena and implementation of further advocacy non-profit organizations such as Beyond Missing, Inc. Child Protection Crime Prevention Legal Reform Sausalito CA 2008
John F. Lattomus, Jr. (more)of Georgetown, Delaware, currently serves as Delaware’s Juvenile Fire Setter Intervention Coordinator. He is being recognized for his tireless works focusing on fire safety. Mr. Lattomus has devoted his life to bring the importance of fire prevention to the youths of Delaware. He began perusing his passion on a volunteer basis and reaching out to children who were at risk for fire starting behavior. His giving an insurmountable amount of time and effort has enabled his vision to evolve into a Juvenile Fire Setters Intervention Program. The Program has grown and flourished and it is without question that his passion, direction and vision have created a strong successful testimony for the importance of supporting programs which focus on crime prevention. Crime Prevention   Georgetown DE 2008
Flint Waters (more)is recognized for his proven works and the positive impact he has made regarding child protection. After a career in law enforcement, he returned to school to study computer programming. Soon thereafter, he elected to commingle his two passions, utilizing his computer skills to develop software that has been used extensively to locate child pornography traffickers. This software has enabled law enforcement entities to track and arrest child pornographers throughout the United States. Special Agent Waters is now chief of the Wyoming Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. He remains active in bringing the awareness to the huge scale of the child pornography problem that plagues our nation. Mr. Waters is recognized as an expert on internet child exploitation in both the state and federal court sector and has testified before congress. His efforts have been recognized by many, including former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Mr. Waters’ works have proven to be a viable resource at tackling internet crime. Child Protection   Cheyenne WY 2008
David Koon (more)is being recognized for his legislative works pertaining to crime victim’s rights. Mr. Koon entered into the political arena in l996 after the tragic death of his daughter, Jennifer. Thereafter, he along with his wife, Suzanne, were instrumental in creating and managing the Jennifer Patterson Koon Peacemaking Foundation, in honor of their daughter. At the onset of taking office, he undertook a mission to modify and improve New York’s wireless enhanced 911 system. He has served as a member of the New York State Assembly for the 135th District since his political inception and has been an advocate for crime victim rights throughout his tenure. Assemblyman Koon has woven together a tapestry of recognitions and continues to serve on a variety of community boards. Crime Victims' Rights Legal Reform Fairport NY 2008
Security On Campus, Inc. (more)is recognized for its works and dedication to student safety on United State colleges and university campuses. Security On Campus, Inc. is a unique non-profit that was co-founded in 1987 by Connie and Howard Clery following the murder of their daughter, Jeanne. While attending her freshman year at college, Jeanne was beaten, raped and murdered. Thereafter, the Clerys soon discovered they were not alone in their grief and began the necessary steps to create Security On Campus, Inc. This nationally-recognized organization was implemented with a mission to prevent violence, substance abuse and other crimes among college and university campus communities across the United States. At the core of Security on Campus’ efforts is the groundbreaking l990 legislation originally known as the Campus Security Act. (renamed the Jeanne Clery Act in l998). The organization has continued to advocate for more stringent campus security measures and has been the driving force behind several effective amendments to the Clery Act. Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights Legal Reform King of Prussia PA 2008
Peter J. Elliott (more)is recognized among this year’s award recipients. President Bush appointed Mr. Elliott in March 2003 to serves as a U.S. Marshal for the North District of Ohio. It was in 2000, after a police officer who was shot to death while trying to arrest a man wanted for a parole violation when U.S. Marshal Elliott began his vision. He worked tirelessly to develop what is known as the “Fugitive Safe Surrender” program. This unique program was established to encourage persons wanted for non-violent felony or misdemeanor crimes to surrender to the law in a faith-based or other neutral setting. Since its inception in 2004, it has taken place in ten cities throughout the United States. A goal of the Fugitive Safe Surrender program is to reduce the risk to law enforcement officers who pursue fugitives, to the neighborhoods in which they hide, as well as to the fugitives themselves. The program was authorized by Congress in July 2006 and is believed to be the first program of its kind in the nation. This program brings community leaders, law enforcement agencies and judicial entities together. U.S. Marshal Elliott continues to stay active at seeing such a recognizable and successful program expand throughout the United States. Mr. Elliott has received numerous national awards for his works and was recognized by the National Association of Police Organization in 2007 as “Top Cop”. Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Crime Prevention Cleveland OH 2008
Lois Gibson (more)is being recognized for the remarkable success record she has acquired in bringing criminals to justice using her forensic artistry talents. Ms. Gibson is currently employed by the Houston Police Department as a full-time forensic artist. She was a victim of rape when she was 21 and channeled her feelings of the horrific crime into a talent of drawing faces from verbal descriptions. Although employed by Houston Police Department, her talents have reached beyond the Texan borders. She has a long list of individuals whom recognize that is because of her accurate composite sketches why many criminals throughout the United States have been brought to justice. Ms. Gibson was recognized in 2004 by The Guinness Book of World Records as “The Worlds Most Successful Forensic Artist”. She has been featured on such programs as NBC’s Dateline and America’s Most Wanted. In addition, Lois Gibson has been a featured article in many noteworthy written publications and she has authored and published two books documenting her knowledge pertaining to forensic science. Crime Victims' Rights Crime Prevention Other Significant Efforts Spring TX 2008
Robin Casarjian Reducing Recidivism Other Significant Efforts Boston MA 2007
VOTINGFORJUDGES.ORG Other Significant Efforts   State of Washington WA 2007
Elderservec. Crime Victims' Rights Lowering the Cost Louisville KY 2007
Sergeant Jesse Hambrick, Jr. Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism Douglasville GA 2007
Judge James T. Swenson Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Minneapolis MN 2007
Kyung Won Lee Other Significant Efforts   Rancho Cordova CA 2007
Tim Miller Crime Victims' Rights Lowering the Cost Dickinson TX 2007
Community Partners for Forensic Sciencec. Lowering the Cost Crime Victims' Rights Baton Rouge LA 2006
Peter T. Scannell Effecting Restitution Legal Reform Weymouth MA 2006
Georgia Innocence Project Other Significant Efforts   Atlanta GA 2006
Texans for Lawsuit Reform Legal Reform   Austin TX 2006
Stephen B. Bright Speeding the Process Other Significant Efforts Atlanta GA 2006
Grier Weeks Child Protection Legal Reform Asheville NC 2006
Sally Quillian Yates Effecting Restitution   Atlanta GA 2006
Carol E. Jordan Crime Victims' Rights   Lexington KY 2005
Sergeant Patrick B. Welsh Crime Victims' Rights Dallas TX 2005
Ashley Smith Crime Prevention State of Georgia GA 2005
Montana Legal Services Association  Legal Reform Speeding the Process Helena MT 2005
Harriett Semander Crime Victims' Rights Effecting Restitution Houston TX 2005
Captain Ted Smith Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost South Charleston WV 2005
Jim McCloskey Other Significant Efforts   Princeton NJ 2005
W. Mark Felt Crime Prevention Other Significant Efforts Santa Rosa CA 2005
The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children of New York City Child Protection       New York City NY 2004
Attorney General W.A. Drew Edmondson Speeding the Process Oklahoma City OK 2004
Refugee Family Services of Clarkston Crime Victims' Rights Clarkston GA 2004
Honorable Stephanie Rhoades Alternative Sentencing Anchorage AK 2004
The Guardianship Clinic of Legal Aid Society of San Bernardino Child Protection San Bernardino CA 2004
Women’s Recovery Center of Minneapolis Reducing Recidivism Minneapolis MN 2004
Michael Davis Crime Victims' Rights Louisville KY 2004
Wynona Ward  Crime Victims' Rights Chelsea VT 2004
John S. Goldkamp Legal Reform Philadelphia PA 2003
Scott B. Peterson Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism Washington D.C. 2003
Steve Twist Crime Victims' Rights Scottsdale AZ 2003
Coordinated Advise and Referral Program for Legal Services (CARPLS) Lowering the Cost Chicago IL 2003
University Legal Assistance Crime Victims' Rights Spokane WA 2003
Honorable James E. Dehn Alternative Sentencing Crime Prevention Cambridge MN 2003
Sentencing Through Alternative Resources (S.T.A.R.) Program Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism San Bernardino CA 2003
Detective Gary Nolte Crime Prevention Skokielinois IL 2003
Associated Marine Institutes Reducing Recidivism Tallahassee FL 2002
Marilyn Allen Effecting Restitution Reducing Recidivism Dover NH 2002
Officer Camille Steigleder Effecting Restitution Reducing Recidivism Molalla OR 2002
Judge Legrome D. Davis Speeding the Process Alternative Sentencing Philadelphia PA 2002
IMAGE Drug Task Force Crime Prevention Auburn IN 2002
Officer Randy Melton Other Significant Efforts Houston TX 2002
Edward Michael Jagen Crime Prevention Child Protection Beltsville MD 2002
Judge Brian MacKenzie Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Novi MI 2001
Police Lieutenant Joseph A. Giampietro Crime Prevention Lowering the Cost Austintown OH 2001
Na Loio Legal Reform Crime Victims' Rights Honolulu HI 2001
Rev. Bruce Cook Crime Victims' Rights Effecting Restitution Atlanta GA 2001
Juvenile Pay Up Program Crime Prevention Alternative Sentencing Orlando FL 2001
Police Sergeant Cary J. Klausner Crime Prevention Speeding the Process Houston TX 2001
Assistant District Attorney Norman Gahn Effecting Restitution Other Significant Efforts Milwaukee WI 2001
Police Detective (Ret.) Michael Race Crime Victims' Rights Other Significant Efforts Seaford NY 2001
Investigators Juliet Fabbri & Michael Sullivan Child Protection Crime Prevention Naperville IL 2000
Judge Mark I. Bernstein Speeding the Process Philadelphia PA 2000
Metropolitan Crime Commission Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights New Orleans LA 2000
Friends of the Childrens Advocacy Center of Oahu Child Protection Other Significant Efforts Oahu HI 2000
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse/ITRC Crime Victims' Rights Crime Prevention San Diego CA 2000
North Carolina Business Court Speeding the Process Greensboro NC 2000
Judge Charles B. Schudson Child Protection Crime Victims' Rights Milwaukee WI 2000
Police Officer Louis Sgro & Detective Rose DiLacqua Crime Victims' Rights Crime Prevention Philadelphia PA 2000
The Amber Plan Child Protection Other Significant Efforts Dallas TX 2000
Deputy District Attorney Michael Grosbard Effecting Restitution Crime Victims' Rights Los Angeles CA 1999
Mark Umbreit, Ph.D. Effecting Restitution Reducing Recidivism St. Paul MN 1999
Police Officer Thong A. Nguyen Crime Prevention Other Significant Efforts Houston TX 1999
Moral Values Program Child Protection Crime Prevention Sacramento CA 1999
The S.H.O.P. Program Lowering the Cost West Covina CA 1999
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws Legal Reform Chicago IL 1999
The Angola Hospice Program Lowering the Cost Other Significant Efforts Angola LA 1999
Judge Michael A. Martone Crime Prevention Troy MI 1999
The Committee on Equality and Access to the Courts Legal Reform Honolulu HI 1999
Sgt. Bruce K. Stayments Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism Elmira NY 1999
Kim Ogg Crime Prevention Houston TX 1998
Judge L. Oliver Noble, Jr. Legal Reform Effecting Restitution Hickory NC 1998
Marcia Robinson Lowry, Esq. Child Protection New York NY 1998
Ted M. Hires, Sr. Crime Victims' Rights Jacksonville FL 1998
Summit House Reducing Recidivism Greensboro NC 1998
Sheriff Harry Lee Speeding the Process Crime Prevention Jefferson Parish LA 1998
Judge Donna M. Petre Other Significant Efforts Lowering the Cost Yolo County CA 1998
State Attorney Harry L. Shorstein Alternative Sentencing Crime Prevention Jacksonville FL 1998
Dr. Astrid H. Heger Child Protection Crime Victims' Rights Los Angeles CA 1998
Judge Daniel B. Winslow Speeding the Process Wrentham MA 1998
Justice For All Crime Victims' Rights Houston TX 1997
Dorothy Neidig Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights Rockport ME 1997
Dr. Henry Lee Other Significant Efforts Meriden CT 1997
Bay County Teen Court Program Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Lowering the Cost Panama City FL 1997
Mary Callow Crime Victims' Rights Child Protection Van Wert OH 1997
Major Leo Erbstein Crime Prevention Delray Beach FL 1997
Courtroom 21 Project Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Williamsburg VA 1997
Police Sergeant Willie Davis Crime Prevention New Orleans LA 1997
Judge Ted Poe Alternative Sentencing Effecting Restitution Crime Victims' Rights Houston TX 1997
Donna M. Karvia Effecting Restitution Reducing Recidivism Chehalis WA 1996
Judge Frank G. Evans Crime Prevention Houston TX 1996
Annette Boyd Pitts & Florida LRE Association Other Significant Efforts Tallahassee FL 1996
Andrew Kahan Crime Victims' Rights Houston TX 1996
National Children's Advocacy Center Child Protection Huntsville AL 1996
Victims for Justice Crime Victims' Rights Anchorage AK 1996
Brenda J. Glass Reducing Recidivism New Port Richey FL 1996
Gang Prevention Community Team Crime Prevention Naperville IL 1996
Dr. Harry J. Bonnell Crime Victims' Rights San Diego CA 1996
Miriam Shehane Crime Victims' Rights Clio AL 1995
Judge Thomas W. Ross Legal Reform Greensboro NC 1995
National College of District Attorneys Other Significant Efforts Houston TX 1995
Juvenile Court's In-Home Services Program Lowering the Cost Reducing Recidivism Delaware OH 1995
National Association of Bunco Investigators Speeding the Process Baltimore MD 1995
Sergeant Mark Wynn Crime Prevention Nashville TN 1995
Courts of Riverside County Lowering the Cost Riverside CA 1995
Judge Adam C. Grant, Jr. Crime Prevention Concord NC 1995
ZAK-Texans for Gun Safety Crime Prevention Child Protection Houston TX 1995
Lynda L. Pond, Esq. Crime Victims' Rights San Diego CA 1994
Lt. Jerry Dedman & Crime Prevention Speeding the Process Fort Worth TX 1994
Sgt. Bill Russell Crime Prevention Speeding the Process Arlington TX 1994
The Georgia LRE Consortium Other Significant Efforts Athens GA 1994
Lewis Pitts, Esq. Child Protection Durham NC 1994
Brighton Police Department Lowering the Cost Other Significant Efforts Brighton CO 1994
Morris S. Dees, Jr., Esq. Crime Prevention Effecting Restitution Crime Victims' Rights Montgomery AL 1994
Victim Outreach Information Crime Victims' Rights Lakewood CO 1994
Police Officer Deborah Schmidt Crime Prevention Tinley Park IL 1994
Sheriff G. Harold Plaster & Task Force for Progressive Release Reducing Recidivism Chatham VA 1994
QuickCourt Project Legal Reform Speeding the Process Phoenix AZ 1994
Programa Shortstop Alternative Sentencing Legal Reform Irvine CA 1993
Susan Sweetser Crime Victims' Rights Essex VT 1993
Robert Geake Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights Lansing MI 1993
Marvin J. Rauzin Reducing Recidivism Miami FL 1993
Nannette Bowler Child Protection Grand Rapids MI 1993
Nancy Ruhe-Munch Crime Victims' Rights Cincinnati OH 1993
Judge Arthur M. Kaplan Other Significant Efforts Atlanta GA 1993
Wendy Stanek Thrasher Crime Prevention Crystal Falls MI 1992
Judge Charles D. Gill Child Protection Litchfield CT 1992
Marathon County Task Force on Legal System & Refugee Population Legal Reform Wausau WI 1992
Judge Charles L. Hay Alternative Sentencing Boise ID 1992
Judge Keith J. Leenhouts Reducing Recidivism Southfield MI 1992
Judge Nelson A. Diaz Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Other Significan Efforts Philadelphia PA 1992
White County Community Service Program Reducing Recidivism Alternative Sentencing Searcy AK 1992
Rev. Abraham R. Brown Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism Tampa FL 1992
Judge Jerry L. Hayes Legal Reform Kent OH 1992
Rod Miller Effecting Restitution Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Lowering the Cost Kents Hill ME 1992
The Sheriffs' Association of New Jersey Child Protection Effecting Restitution Mine Hill NJ 1991
Supreme Court of Minnesota Legal Reform Other Significant Efforts St. Paul MN 1991
Sheriff Frank Hackett Effecting Restitution Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Lowering the Cost Augusta ME 1991
Criminal Justice Legal Foundation Speeding the Process Crime Victims' Rights Sacramento CA 1991
Police Chief Stephen D. Schwein Crime Prevention Child Protection Lowering the Cost Oxford OH 1991
HALT(Americans for Legal Reform) Legal Reform Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Washington D.C. 1991
Sheriff's Department Crime Prevention Lowering the Cost Lee County FL 1991
Police Officer Wayne Barton Crime Prevention Boca Raton FL 1991
National CASA Program Chile Protection Crime Victims' Rights Seattle WA 1991
Cathrine Sneed Marcum Reducing Recidivism San Francisco CA 1991
Omega Boys Club Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism San Francisco CA 1990
Deborah Spungen Crime Victims' Rights Bala Cynwyd PA 1990
Cook County Court Watchers Legal Reform Speeding the Process Chicago IL 1990
Chief Judge Manuel L. Real Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Los Angeles CA 1990
Reconciliation Ministries Reducing Recidivism Nashville TN 1990
Lynn Hecht Schafran Other Significant Efforts New York NY 1990
CASA Program Child Protection Atlanta GA 1990
Judith A. Rowland Crime Victims' Rights San Diego CA 1990
Laurelton Neighborhood Watch Crime Prevention Rochester NY 1990
John Walsh Child Protection Crime Victims' Rights Washington D.C. 1990
Graduate Program for Judges, University of Virginia Other Significant Efforts Charlottesville VA 1989
State Senator Barbara Ulichny Legal Reform Child Protection Crime Victims' Rights Madison WI 1989
BASICS Program of State Bar of Georgia Reducing Recidivism Atlanta GA 1989
National Crime Prevention Council Crime Prevention Washington D.C. 1989
Darlene Kamine Child Protection Cincinnati OH 1989
Chief Reuben M. Greenberg Crime Prevention Charleston SC 1989
Charlotte Hullinger Crime Victims' Rights Cincinnati OH 1989
Lake County Children's Advocacy Center Child Protection Speeding the Process Waukegan IL 1989
Judge William W. Wilkins, Jr. Legal Reform Greenville SC 1989
Robert L. Beck Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights Dallas TX 1989
Nat'l. Institute for Citizens Education in Law Other Significant Efforts Washington D.C. 1988
Justice Peter S. Popovich Speeding the Process St. Paul MN 1988
Fulton County Civil Arbritation Program Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Atlanta GA 1988
Dr. Marlene A. Young Crime Victims' Rights Washington D.C. 1988
Purchase of Service for Juvenile Offenders Program Effecting Restitution Alternative Sentencing Atlanta GA 1988
Chief Wayland Clifton Crime Prevention Gainesville FL 1988
Sergeant. Rana Sampson Crime Prevention New York NY 1988
Carl F. Bianchi Legal Reform Speeding the Process Boise ID 1988
National Judicial College Other Significant Efforts Reno NV 1988
Shortstop Program Alternative Sentencing Santa Ana CA 1988
Michael H. Rubin Legal Reform Baton Rouge LA 1987
Supreme Court of Kansas Speeding the Process Topeka KS 1987
Neighborhood Justice Center of Atlanta Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Atlanta GA 1987
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith Crime Victims' Rights Columbus OH 1987
Community Service Option Program Effecting Restitution Alternative Sentencing Houston TX 1987
Tri-Precinct Anti-Crime Team Inc. Crime Prevention Brooklyn NY 1987
Rep. Claire McCaskill Speeding the Process Crime Victims' Rights Kansas City MO 1987
Judge David V. Kenyon Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Los Angeles CA 1987
Project Return Reducing Recidivism Nashville TN 1987
American Judicature Society Other Significant Efforts Chicago IL 1987
Rep. Jimmy Kyle Davis Legal Reform Knoxville TN 1986
Rep. Seth Armstrong Legal Reform Seattle WA 1986
Durham Dispute Settlement Center Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Durham NC 1986
Committee on Criminal Justice Speeding the Process Effecting Restitution Ames IA 1986
Michael C. Turpen, Attorney General Crime Victims' Rights Oklahoma City OK 1986
Rep. William Van Regenmorter Effecting Restitution Crime Victims' Rights Jennison MI 1986
Stuart A. VanMeveren, District Attorney Effecting Restitution Crime Victims' Rights Estes Park CO 1986
Senator William T. Smith Crime Prevention Big Flat NY 1986
CAVE & James M. Grego Crime Victims' Rights Charleston SC 1986
Community Re-Entry Program Crime Prevention Reducing Recidivism Cleveland OH 1986
Texas Council on Family Violence Crime Prevention Crime Victims' Rights Austin TX 1986
Parents of Murdered Children Child Protection Crime Victims' Rights Houston TX 1986
Judge William H. Miller Alternative Sentencing Reducing Recidivism Vanderberg County IN 1986
Nat'l. Center for State Courts Speeding the Process Lowering the Cost Other Significan Efforts Williamsburg VA 1986

 

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