61. Florida Attorney General - Criminal Justice Programs The Florida crime prevention Training Institute (FCPTI) was established in 1982in the Office of the Attorney general to provide crime prevention training to http://legal.firn.edu/justice/cjp.html

62. Wise Owls - Heads Up BC - BC Crime Prevention Association Own Business general Public Fraud Awareness Publications Hot Tips Disclaimer Sponsors. BCCPA Home Page. British Columbia crime prevention Association 131 http://www.bccpa.org/headsup/awareness.html

The General Public Fraud Awareness component is comprised of a series of educational pamphlets providing information in an interesting and concise format. Pamphlets have been developed on topics such as insurance fraud, ATM fraud and credit card fraud prevention. This component of Heads Up BC is currently being expanded to include fraud prevention topics such as used car buying and pyramid schemes. Other educational material will be developed as the need arises. The following are three brochures on the General Public Fraud Awareness component of Heads Up BC: Heads Up Fraud Prevention Program View the condensed version. Credit Card Fraud Prevention Checklist View the condensed version. Automated Teller/Bank Card Fraud View the condensed version. Heads Up BC: Main Page Mind Your Own Business Publications Hot Tips ... BCCPA Home Page British Columbia Crime Prevention Association 131 - 8th Street, New Westminster, BC, V3M 3P6 Phone: (604)529-1552 Fax: (604)529-1550 Email: info@bccpa.org

63. Alberta SOLICITOR GENERAL - Crime Prevention The Solicitor general generally announces a call for proposals for the CommunityCrime prevention Grant fund twice per year spring and fall. http://www.gov.ab.ca/just/crimeprev/stats_results.cfm?p_id=673

64. GOV> Hawaii Attorney General - Crime Prevention & Justice GOV Hawaii Attorney general crime prevention Justice. From president@pete.comDate Wed, 1 Oct 1997 015735 -0500 (CDT) http http://scout.wisc.edu/addserv/NH/97-10/97-10-01/0027.html

From: president@pete.com Date: Wed, 1 Oct 1997 01:57:35 -0500 (CDT) http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/ The Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division (CPJAD) of Hawaii serves as a central agency to provide the information and resources needed to address crime and crime prevention issues, to facilitate and coordinate efforts to improve the criminal justice system, and to encourage community partnerships in addressing crime.

65. SaferYou - Free Security, Safety, Crime Prevention, And Protection Information F Areas Businesses and Offices Children and Security Computers Telephones Disasters Emergencies Drug Information Fire Safety Forms general Information Home http://www.saferyou.com/information.htm

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66. Public Protection Division Senior crime prevention University Office of Attorney general 21 South 12thStreet Philadelphia, PA 191070 Telephone 215560-2270 Fax 215-560-2494 http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/ppd/bcp/SCPU.cfm

Public Protection Home Antitrust ... Complaint Forms Senior Crime Prevention University Office of Attorney General 21 South 12th Street Philadelphia, PA 191070 Telephone: 215-560-2270 Fax: 215-560-2494 senioruniversity@attorneygeneral.gov Consumer Protection Hotline, Toll-Free Within Pennsylvania: Telemarketing in Pennsylvania Hot Topics Telemarketing in Pennsylvania File a Do Not Call Complaint ... Brochures Senior Crime Prevention University: "Aware, Avoid, Alert" Why SCPU is Needed Helping Seniors "Avoid" Becoming Victims Helping Seniors be ... Enforcement Why The Senior Crime Prevention University is Needed With 15 percent of its citizens over the age of 65, Pennsylvania has the second highest percentage of seniors in the nation, and that number is continually rising. Attorney General Fisher has created the Senior Crime Prevention University (SCPU) to educate older Pennsylvanians and their families throughout the Commonwealth on crime prevention. Our goal is to make Pennsylvania's older population aware of the threat of fraud to the elder community, teach them how to avoid being victimized; and to make sure they know who they should call when they are concerned about their safety and well being. Educating seniors about crime and how to avoid it is the best way we can help seniors to help themselves.

67. Mike Fisher - Pennsylvania Office Of Attorney General Headlines, press information, a site search engine, and information on state law.Category Society Law United States Pennsylvania...... here Report Incidents of Child Pornography on the Internet Attorney general MikeFisher LifeSmarts State Finals Results Senior crime prevention University. http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/

Press Office Criminal Law Public Protection Public Education ... National OAG's OAG Spotlight Attorney General Mike Fisher Applauds Federal Ruling Upholding Lambert Conviction Attorney General Fisher's statement U.S. District Court ruling Attorney General Mike Fisher's Do Not Call List Attorney General Mike Fisher has launched Pennsylvania's statewide "Do-Not-Call" registration program that will allow consumers to significantly reduce the unsolicited telemarketing calls they are receiving at home. www.nocallsplease.com DNC Law (pdf) Telemarketer Info File a complaint click here Report Incidents of Child Pornography on the Internet: Attorney General Mike Fisher is providing Pennsylvania citizens the opportunity to report child pornography on the Internet.

68. Iowa Attorney General Representing State Government. Issuing Attorney general Opinions. Fightingcrime crime prevention Links. National crime prevention Council. http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/fighting_crime/Crime_Prevention_links.html

Attorney General Tom Miller Office Directory Protecting Consumers Fighting Crime ... Opinions Fighting Crime Crime Prevention Links National Crime Prevention Council Take A Bite Out of Crime McGruff the Crime Dog National Citizens Crime Prevention Campaign ... Disclosure COPYRIG

69. Iowa Attorney General to develop his juvenile justice and crime prevention priorities.Attorney general Tom Miller supports crime prevention efforts. http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/fighting_juvenile_crime/

Attorney General Tom Miller Office Directory Search Our Site Protecting Consumers ... Opinions Fighting Juvenile Crime Attorney General Tom Miller's 2002 Juvenile Justice Recommendations Each year the Attorney General makes a series of legislative recommendations to improve the Iowa juvenile justice system. Monitoring Juvenile Justice Issues in the Iowa Legislature. (PDF format uses Acrobat Reader which you will need installed on your system to view these documents . If you are visually impaired, there are special tools from Adobe that will allow you to read these documents.) HTML format PDF format HTML format PDF format ... PDF format Attorney General's Task Force on Juvenile Crime. Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller formed the Task Force in 1995 when he brought together a group of advisors with substantial and diverse hands-on experience to examine where Iowa should be heading in its efforts to combat juvenile crime. Since that time, the Task Force has become an energetic forum for the discussion juvenile justice issues. Members have reported that they learn a great deal from these discussions about the latest developments around the state. The Attorney General uses feedback from the Task Force to develop his juvenile justice and crime prevention priorities.

70. Crime-Security-Safety-Lighting - Darksky.org (pdf); ProblemOriented Policing - Google Search. crime and crimeprevention - general Canadian crime prevention Center; crime Times http://www.darksky.org/links/crsesali.html

Home Page Text Link International Dark-Sky Association Site Search Site Map Crime-Security-Safety-Lighting 19 MAR 2003 About IDA Newsroom Education Meetings ... Vision IDA's Position on Lighting and Crime IDA's position is that good lighting can often be helpful in promoting safety and security, while bad lighting is not helpful, and may badly compromise the intended goals for which the lighting was designed and installed. More from IDA in this Issue Crime and Crime Prevention - What works! Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn't, What's Promising - NJRS report to Congress 1997 COPS Community Oriented Policing Service (COPS) - crime prevention that works Community Oriented Policing Philosophy - Santa Ana Police Department, CA USA COPcase : Community Oriented Policing Case Studies Community Oriented Policing - Google Search CPTED Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design CPTED Concept and Principles - Carter Associates Florida CPTED Network (FCN) CPTED - Google Search POP What is Problem-Oriented Policing? - Lancashire Constabulary, UK Problem-Oriented Policing: Operation Mantle - A Case Study - Australian Institute of Criminology Problem-Oriented Policing - National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The 1999 Herman ... (pdf) ... Problem-Oriented Policing - Google Search Crime and Crime Prevention - General Canadian Crime Prevention Center Crime Times Magazine National Night Out - Office of Justice Assistance, US Department of Justice

71. APD Crime Prevention Page Crossing Guard Safety Senior Citizen crime prevention Shoplifting prevention TheCitizen Neighborhood Volunteer Groups in general Volunteers in http://www.ci.aurora.il.us/APD/CrimePrevention.html

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72. Computer Crime Prevention Discussed Eight major industrialized nations have agreed on steps to fight international computer crimes, U.S. Attorney general Janet Reno announced today. News.com http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,17227,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh

73. Criminal Enforcement A critical element of the Attorney general's neighborhood crime prevention efforts,the SNI Jobs For Youth program offers participants the ability to explore http://www.ago.state.ma.us/txt/cpdefault.htm

The Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General Criminal Enforcement Safe Neighborhood Initiative Jobs for Youth Safe Schools High Tech ... Press Releases The Attorney General's Criminal Bureau has four broad missions: investigate and prosecute violations of state criminal law, promote effective law enforcement and criminal justice, crime prevention, and provide assistance to crime victims. The Criminal Bureau's staff of experienced State Police detectives, investigators, and assistant attorneys general focus on investigating and prosecuting crimes that are not usually handled by the state's district attorneys. These crimes include organized crime, large-scale drug trafficking, political corruption and complex criminal conspiracies, crimes against the government, consumer fraud, economic crime, computer crime and environmental crime. The cases investigated and prosecuted by the Criminal Bureau are referred to it by crime victims and other citizens, police departments, government agencies and district attorneys offices. More than 1000 allegations of criminal conduct are referred to the Criminal Bureau each year. The Criminal Bureau promotes effective law enforcement through its Criminal Justice Policy Division. This division reviews crime data and trends, proposes legislation, participates in training programs for law enforcement officers and other criminal justice professionals, and maintains working relationships with many local, state and federal criminal justice agencies. Through these working relationships, Bureau members regularly convene or participate in multi-agency working groups dealing with criminal justice issues such as anti-terrorism planning, drug and alcohol abuse, sentencing reform, prisoner re-entry initiatives, domestic violence and child abuse.

74. Resources & Links Home Links. LINKS. crime prevention, general Links, Government, Judicial.Law Enforcement, Missing Persons, Miscellaneous, Research. Victims http://www.caveat.org/links/

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75. Director General Crime Prevention, Youth And Sanctions Dineke Mulock Houwer Director general for prevention, Youth and and society as awhole, is highly relevant in a time when all over Europe crime has grown http://www.minjust.nl/b_organ/npc/actueel/eu-seminar_dgpjs.htm

EU-seminar 16/17 December 2002 The Hague Speech mrs. Dineke Mulock Houwer: Director General for Prevention, Youth and Sanctions, Ministry of Justice, the Netherlands Ladies and Gentlemen, First I want to welcome you to The Netherlands and to thank you for participating in this Seminar. Especially at this time of the year, in which the preparations for Christmas and the New Year are well under way, it is hard to break away from the daily duties and home. However, I think you made the right choice. The subject of this Seminar, the use of Public Private Partnership to decrease the number of crimes committed against persons, businesses and society as a whole, is highly relevant in a time when all over Europe crime has grown to alarming heights. By saying "Europe" I mean Europe in its broadest sense: Europe as an entity to which EU-members, incoming EU-members and also other EU countries belong. By the way: In this context decisions made at last Fridays’ European Summit are extremely important. Decreasing levels of crime, increasing safety, and, no less important, improving the

76. NAAG.org: October Launches Crime Prevention Month And Domestic Violence Awarenes In addition, Attorneys general are reaching out share successful methods of prevention,intervention and for more information on crime prevention, contact the http://www.naag.org/news/presmsg_20011022.php

NAAG Members, log in here to enter the backpages. News Releases October Launches Crime Prevention Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month October, 2001 The tragic events of September 11, 2001 have changed the lives of all Americans forever. While our sense of security and peace of mind were shattered on that day, there are things we all need to do to restore our country's sense of community and familiarity with one another. I serve on the National Crime Prevention Council, which was instituted in 1977 to enable citizens to create safer and more caring communities by addressing the causes of crime and violence and reducing the opportunities for them to occur. Now, more than ever before, we must begin to expand the definition of crime prevention. We must redefine it to encompass lessons learned from the most recent tragic events. In addition to property protection through neighborhood watch programs and alarms, we must include community engagement and awareness, improved quality of life and public health - making crime prevention a national priority. October, which launches Crime Prevention Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month, is an opportune time for Americans to carefully consider what they personally can do to change the landscape of how we prevent and fight crime in our communities.

77. MBTA Police - Safety/Crime Prevention the MBTA, patrons may protect themselves from becoming victims of crime by keepingalert and following a few proven crime prevention techniques. general Tips. http://www.mbtapolice.com/prevention/general.html

When traveling the MBTA, patrons may protect themselves from becoming victims of crime by keeping alert and following a few proven crime prevention techniques. The following information will help you in making your MBTA travels safer and more enjoyable.. Personal Safety Always be alert and aware of the people around you. Avoid talking to strangers, especially in isolated areas. lf carrying a purse, hold it tightly and close to your body; if carrying a wallet, keep it in a front pocket. lf you are attacked, scream or blow a whistle in order to bring attention to your situation. On Trains When waiting for a train, stay in a central location that is occupied by other patrons (it's true that there is safety in numbers). During off hours, ride as close to the train operator as possible. lf someone bothers you, move to another seat or car and notify the train operator. If you are on a train, train operators can be contacted by using the intercom at each end of every train car. Train operators can radio messages to the MBTA Police Department. Police officers can then be dispatched to any location. lf you are on a platform or inside a station, you may use the Police Call Box. On Buses Try to avoid isolated bus stops. Stand near others and in well-lighted areas, move to your bus as it arrives. During off hours, ride as near the bus driver as possible. lf trouble occurs, notify the bus driver. The bus driver can radio into his/her dispatcher, who can then notify the MBTA Police Department.

78. Crime Prevention, Prison, Criminology Information And Support Office, including general information, home security, places of work, retail crime,neighbourhood watch, crime Reduction Unit more crime prevention links; http://www.support4learning.org.uk/community/crime.htm

Community / crime Community Careers Jobsearch Education ... Contact us Search our site Email me when this page changes it's private Crime prevention, prison, criminology resources General advice Resources for advisers Organisations in the law Police You may also find useful information in the sections on: Youth work Site Index Please let us know of any other sites that we could include in this section. General advice Resources for advisers Car Crime The Car-Buyers Guide - advice on preventing you from buying a stolen car, from the Greater Manchester Police British Society for Criminology Centre for Criminological Research, Oxford University Correctional Education Connections Crime Prevention Initiatives - including Home Office publication "Your Practical Guide to Crime Prevention" Crime Prevention Criminal Justice System Forum - Mailbase discussion group Criminology Information Resources Domestic Violence Domestic Violence Data Source - data from the UK Drug use in English prisons FSU (Florida State University) School of Criminology - criminal justice links HM Prison Service Howard League for Penal Reform - working towards reform of the (UK) penal system. Site includes information on campaigns, projects, publications, events

79. Ieyoub Urges Students Involvement In Crime Prevention ATTORNEY general IEYOUB URGES STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN crime prevention.Addresses Middle School Teens During Violence prevention Rally. http://www.ag.state.la.us/pressrel/032498a.htm

March 24, 1998 ATTORNEY GENERAL IEYOUB URGES STUDENTS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN CRIME PREVENTION Addresses Middle School Teens During Violence Prevention Rally General Ieyoub will encourage approximately 400 students to participate in mentoring organizations and other volunteer programs after school as part of Violence Prevention Month, Wednesday, March 25, 1998, at Opelousas Junior High School at 9:00 a.m. General Ieyoub said after school is the prime time for crime. Because teenage crime is the highest between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., it is imperative that adequate after school programs are provided for kids, he explained. "Students must be willing to choose positive activities after school rather than choosing to be on the streets," General Ieyoub said. "I believe that young people are eager to take an active role in crime prevention if given the chance." General Ieyoub expressed that law enforcement, local businesses, social service agencies and private groups must work together to address the multiple causes of violence. "School violence is a problem that is unfortunately affecting every school district in the state, and it s consequences will pose problems for everyone in Louisiana for years to come unless it is addressed and faced head on," General Ieyoub said.

80. TNRCC To Host First Environmental Crime Prevention Training Conference In Housto Protection Agency, US Fish and Wildlife, and the US Postal Service, Office of theInspector general. The Environmental crime prevention Training Conference is http://www.tnrcc.state.tx.us/exec/media/press/04-02envcrimeconf.html

CONTACT: VIRGIL FERNANDEZ Phone: 512/239-0046 Pager: 512/875-9213 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2002 TNRCC TO HOST FIRST ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING CONFERENCE IN HOUSTON Texas Environmental Enforcement Task Force Celebrates 10 Years of Service The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) has designated April 8-12 as Environmental Crime Prevention Week. The TNRCC and the Texas Environmental Enforcement Task Force are celebrating ten years of investigating and prosecuting criminal violations of state and federal environmental laws. The TNRCC Environmental Crime Training Conference will be held April 9-12 at Houston Community College (HCC) Northeast, Public Safety Career Center, 555 Community College Drive. Nearly 100 Texas peace officers will be trained during this conference. See agenda Some of the courses to be taught include; Hazardous Waste, Illegal Tire Burning, Politics of Enforcement, and Criminal Provisions of Environmental Crime. There will also be field demonstrations of the most common types of illegal fires; tire, wire, and trash burning. The most frequent environmental crimes involve the illegal dumping of various pollutants like septic waste, household garbage, used motor oil, auto batteries and barrels of hazardous waste.

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