1. Rockefeller Drug Laws - NYS Defenders Assoc - Public Defense Backup (for Public Policy Alliance); Substance Abuse and crime prevention Act of 2000(California Dept of Alcohol and drug Programs). LOSING THE WAR http://www.nysda.org/Hot_Topics/Rockefeller_Drug_Laws/rockefeller_drug_laws.html

New York State Defenders Association 194 Washington Ave, Suite 500 Albany, NY 12210 FAX: 465-3249 Current Developments Click on the moon for DrugSense's War On Drugs Clock Current Developments Outside New York Reports Special Reports Stories and Position Statements ... Legislative History Note: Copies of articles with inactive links may be found by visiting the publisher's web sites or retrieving a copy from a print source. For more information please read our FAQ Current Developments Governor Pataki's budget proposal includes early release and diversion for non-violent felony drug offenders. Governor's Plan Would Release Some Drug Offenders Early , Newsday (NY), January 31, 2003 Public housing eviction related to drugs overturned due to unconstitutional zero-tolerance stipulation obtained by the New York City Housing Authority according to a New York Supreme Court. Procedure Unfair to People Facing Eviction for Drugs , New York Law Journal, September 19, 2002 Impact of drug laws are described through the eyes of a women recently granted clemency.

2. Stop Violence And Prevent Crime; Prevention Of School Violence, School Shootings Free information (no ads) from the StopViolence Education Project, featuring policy analysis, critical perspectives, best practices and statistics. Saner Schools.org reduce school violence through restorative justice. Natl crime prevention Council School Boards assoc. U.S. Dept. of Education Safe and drugFree Schools http://www.stopviolence.com/school.htm

Your Javascript is turned off or you're using an old browser. You're missing a helpful scrolling menu, but the bottom of the page has complete navigation options. Although statistically schools are relatively safe places, the recurrent episodes of school shootings and the larger backdrop of youth violence are cause for concern. The links below are to the voices of students in the schools along with curricula, programs and policy analysis. Bureau of Justice Statistics: National Academy of Science: Deadly Lessons: Understanding Lethal School Violence (2003 - entire book online) Ribbon of Promise : National Campaign to End School Violence (good stats and links to research reports) Jigsaw Classroom a cooperative learning technique that reduces racial conflict among school children, promotes better learning, improves student motivation, and increases enjoyment of the learning experience. Related StopViolence Pages Youth Violence (includes issues about exposure to media violence) Mediation Men's groups working to end male violence Student Perspective on School Violence "(from the Geek-Profiling dept) In the days after the Littleton massacre, the country went on a panicked hunt the oddballs, a profoundly ignorant and unthinking response to a tragedy that left geeks, nerds, non-conformists and the alienated in an even worse situation than before. All weekend, these voiceless kids, invisible in media and on TV talk shows and powerless in their own schools, have been e-mailing me stories. Here are some of those stories in their own words" More from

3. Crime Prevention Brunswick Police Department Gateway to the Golden Isles TO PROTECT AND SERVE $2 000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of rape suspect. CPA Alumni assoc. School crime prevention and drug Abuse Resistance Education crime prevention Programs. Residential crime prevention. Business crime prevention. Home Security http://www.brunswickpolice.org/crime_prevention.htm

Brunswick Police Department Gateway to the Golden Isles Brunswick TO PROTECT AND SERVE Georgia Department Home Divisions Contact Information History ... Guest Book Public Affairs Press Releases Citizens' Police Academy CPA Alumni Assoc. Citizen Observer Program ... Hurricane Safety Tips CRIME Wanted/Missing Persons Statistics Monthly Traffic Report House Watch ... Silent Witness Hotline Links BPD Animal Control City of Brunswick Miscellaneous Glynn County Announcements REWARD $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of rape suspect. Crime Prevention The Brunswick Police Department is constantly seeking ways to improve the community in order to reduce crime. Crime is an important issue of every community across the United States. As citizens, we should be aware of what occurs in our community and be willing to help STOP CRIME. Each year crime is a major issue. The police and citizens of the community will have to bond together as a team in order to reduce crime. The Brunswick Police will promote these features to reduce the crime rate: Community and Neighborhood Watch Programs Property Identification Marking School Crime Prevention and Drug Abuse Resistance Education Programs (DARE) Employee Crime Prevention Programs Residential Crime Prevention Business Crime Prevention Home Security Survey Business Security Survey Citizen Observer Program (COP) Check out our Public Affairs page for additional information on the above programs.

4. Safe Learning Communities: Prevention And Response Data Collection from Creating Safe and drugFree Schools Program Ideas from theNational crime prevention Council. Guide from the National assoc of Attorneys http://www.ncrel.org/sos/preven.htm

Prevention and Response General Guidance on Prevention Early Warnings Planning for Prevention Intervention to Stop Violence ... For Students General Guidance on Prevention School Safety issue of the Region VI Comprehensive Center's Newsletter . Includes a planning tool for school leaders. pdf version From NCREL's Pathways to School Improvement From the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice Early Warning, Timely Response: A Guide to Safe Schools SafeGuarding Our Children: An Action Guide From the National Crime Prevention Council Safer Schools: Strategies for Educators and Law Enforcement to Prevent Violence Making Safer Schools Other resources Safe Schools Now from the National Education Association PTA Community Violence Prevention Kit Preventing Youth Hate Crime from the U.S. Department of Education Reducing School Violence SERVE , the U.S. Regional Educational Laboratory for the Southeast, has made its 84-page safe schools publication, Reducing School Violence, available over the Internet in electronic format at the organization's Web site at www.serve.org. The downloadable PDF file is available to assist teachers, school principals, district administrators, parents, students, and others in creating safe environments where learning is the primary focus. The book covers all major facets of school violence reduction, including establishing a safe environment, creating prevention strategies, forming a crisis management and intervention policy, tracing the risk factors of violence, and implementing national, state, and local school safety initiatives and issues.

5. Resource Directory prevention of Alcohol and Other drug Problems http Drunk Driving http//www.madd.orgNational assoc. http//www.nays.org National crime prevention Council http http://www.redribboncoalition.org/Resources/resources.htm

Updated Daily Prevention Resources Copy and paste this list onto your website - or use it to develop a resource page for your school! ADOL: Adolescence Directory On-Line http://education.indiana.edu/cas/adol/adol.html Adult Children of Alcoholics www.adultchildren.org Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. www.al-anon.org American Academy of Pediatrics http://www.medem.com/MedLB/bufferpage_aap.cfm American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry http://www.aacap.org/info_families/index.htm http://www.americaspromise.org American Red Cross http://www.redcross.org Big Brothers Big Sisters of America http://www.bbbsa.org Boy Scouts of America http://www.bsa.scouting.org Cal Partners http://www.calpartners.org/ Camp Fire Boys and Girls http://www.campfire.org Campaign for Alcohol Free Kids http://www.alcoholfreekids.com Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids http://www.tobaccofreekids.org CDC: Center for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/osh/index.htm Center for Media Literacy http://www.medialit.org Center for Substance Abuse Prevention http://www.samhsa.gov/csap/

6. Juvenile Law & Family Court - NYS Defenders Assoc - Public Defense Backup (for P to intervene in the juvenile drugcrime cycle and can best address the needs of drug-usingjuvenile by Gender The Lack of Appropriate prevention, Diversion and http://www.nysda.org/Hot_Topics/Juvenile_Law___Family_Court/juvenile_law___famil

New York State Defenders Association 194 Washington Ave, Suite 500 Albany, NY 12210 FAX: 465-3249 Current Developments Current Developments Outside New York Practice Pointers Reports ... Juvenile Law and Family Court Research Links Note: Copies of articles with inactive links may be found by visiting the publisher's web sites or retrieving a copy from a print source. For more information please read our FAQ Current Developments Court unlikely to penalize Green County Public Defender for not providing attorney in Family Court Article 4 Child Support proceeding. Greene County Public Defender Probably Won't Be Fined , Daily Freeman (Greene County), January 16, 2003 Family Court referees in Manhattan and Queens have refused to hear cases without the presence of court officers. Citing Security Concerns, Referees Close Courtrooms , New York Law Journal (NYC), January 14, 2003 Family court judges cautioned about guarding due process rights of parents in neglect proceedings by the Appellate Division Third Department. Appeals Panel Warns Hearing Officers and Judges in Case of Child Taken From Mother , New York Law Journal (3rd Dept), December 13, 2002. Read the court's decision

7. Thesaurus Alphabetical List International cooperation. International crime statistics. International disputesettlement. International drug law enforcement. Intl assoc of Suicide prevention. http://abstractsdb.ncjrs.org/content/Thesaurus/Thesaurus_AlphabeticalList.asp?Al

8. Exploring Scholarships And Awards American Veterinary Medical assoc. of outstanding service in drug abuse prevention toearn recognition in community service, crime prevention, law enforcement http://www.learning-for-life.org/exploring/scholarships/

Any young adult is eligible for the Young American Award and all youth participating in the high school Learning for Life or Exploring program can apply for an array of the following awards. You will need Acrobat Reader to download and print these application forms. This free software may be downloaded from Adobe ANY YOUNG ADULT Young American Award First presented in 1968, the award is given to young adults between the ages of 15 and 25 who have achieved excellence in the fields of art, athletics, business, education, government, humanities, literature, music, religion, science, or service and have been involved in service to their community, state, or country that adds to the quality of life. Each council selects and submits their top nominee for consideration for the five national awards. Congressional Award An adult advisor, whom you choose, helps you set challenging but a achievable goals in the four program areas. Once you've achieved your goals, you summarize them on a Recommendation Form. You'll receive a letter, which will let you know when your Senator and /or member of Congress will present you with your medal and certificate. Career Achievement Award Program Leadership Award Program Leadership Award is given to youth and adults who have given exceptional dedication and leadership to the youth participants in either the Learning for Life or Exploring Program.

9. ECDP Documents Available On-line assoc. to Build Partnerships for Alcohol and Other drug Projects SolGen and NeglectInformation Publications; National crime prevention Council Publication; http://www.rcmp-learning.org/docs.htm

Last updated: January 3, 2001 A B C D ... W / X / Y / Z A Abuse of Older Adults - Health Canada - The National Clearinghouse on Family Violence Access to Information and Privacy Acts - Federal Statutes Exercises Accountability ADR Initiative [May 9, 2000] ... Asian Culture and crime trends - Australian Federal Police March 1998 B Bibliographies on Anger and Mediation Bill C-17 - Amendments to Part XII.2 of the Criminal Code [RCMP INFOweb only] Bill C-41 - Questions and Answers Bill C-95 - Criminal Organizations [RCMP INFOweb only] Beneath the Dragon's Shadow - Canadian Investigators Face Off With Hong Kong Triads [Article] Break and Enter and Similar Exercises The British Columbia Handbook for Action on Child Abuse and Neglect Bullying and Victimization Among Canadian School Children C Canada's Youth Criminal Justice Act - A New Law - A New Approach Canada's Youth Justice System: A New Approach Canadian Human Rights Act Exercise Canadian Measures Against Corruption ... Canadian Payments Association - A Cheque's Travels [Publication] [RCMP INFOweb only] The CAPRA Model [Image] The CAPRA Model [Text] The CAPRA Problem Solving Model [Facilitator's Guide] Care and Handling of Prisoners ... Charter and Police Operations - Police Law Digest [RCMP INFOweb only] Checklist: Anger Management/Mediation Techniques Checklist: Camera Handling and Care (Pentax K1000) Checklist: Care and Handling of Prisoners Checklist: Communication Skills ... Checklist: Confidential Human Sources [PASSWORD PROTECTED]

10. Welcome To The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Women Peace Officers assoc. Minority Confinement (DMC) Web Site drug Court Planning FederalCriminal Police Office of Germany crime prevention Database Federal http://www.icjia.org/public/index.cfm?metaSection=forms&metaPage=links

11. Information Access Guide: Community Initiatives 8149 CI National Organization Topic Int'l. assoc. Fight drugs Regional drug InitiativeContact CI Regional Organization Topic crime prevention Texas crime http://www.communitypolicing.org/publications/iag/ia1-ci.htm

Community Initiatives CI: Local Organization Topic: Community Court Midtown Community Court Contact: Julius Lang Coordinator 314 W. 54th St. New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-484-2703 Fax: 212-586-1144 CI: Local Organization Topic: Communities Fight Drugs Boston Against Drugs Contact: Jane Morrison Program Director 43 Hawkins St. Boston, MA 02114 Phone: 617-635-3283 CI: Local Organization Topic: Communities Fight Drugs Safe Streets Contact: Priscilla Lisicich Executive Director 1501 Pacific Ave. Suite 305 Tacoma, WA 98402 Phone: 206-272-6824 CI: Local Organization Topic: Communities Fight Drugs Montgomery County Community Partnership Contact: Judy Venturini 4915 Aspen Hill Rd., Ste. 7 Rockville, MD 20879 Phone: 301-929-8850 CI: Local Organization Topic: Crime Prevention Morningside Crime Watch Contact: Ervin Davis Crime Watch Coordinator 3625 N. Miami Ave. Muncie, IN 47303 Phone: 765-289-8278 CI: Local Organization Topic: Training Citizens Committee of New York City, Inc. 305 Seventh Ave. 15th Floor New York, NY 10001 Phone: 212-989-0909 Fax: 212-989-0983 CI: Local Organization Topic: Citizen Patrol J.R. Salvo Company

12. NFIA's Publications Guide - Drug Prevention in health and wellbeing and very pronounced reductions in crime. A similar 59thAnnual Scientific Meeting, College on Problems of drug Dependence, 1997 assoc. http://www.nationalfamilies.org/publications/by_nfia/prescribing_heroin.html

National Families in Action A Guide to Publications Home NFIA Catalogue Articles by NFIA Articles about NFIA ... Back to NFIA Search NFIA Articles By NFIA Prescribing Heroin Science July 23, 1999, p. 531 In their Policy Forum "The heroin prescribing debate: Integrating science and politics," Gabriele Bammer et al Science's Compass, 21 May, p. ) present incomplete information about the Swiss National Cohort Study ( ). This study was actually a series of studies, conducted between 1994 and 1996 at 18 sites, in which 1146 long-term and treatment-refractory heroin addicts received injections of heroin several times daily at supervised clinics and at a prison. The cohort study ( ) experienced 350 dropouts (a rate of 30%), which included 36 deaths from various causes ( Bammer et al. state that addicts showed remarkable gains, including "substantial improvements in health and well-being and very pronounced reductions in crime." A similar commentary published the same week ( ) says Swiss heroin addicts experienced "substantial declines both in drug use outside the program and in criminal activity, as well as improved social reintegration." Both commentaries say that these results merit further investigation and call for more research, "through peer-reviewed publication" and "more advanced design features" (

13. San Francisco SAFE About Us lack of affordable housing, need for drug treatment programs Cary Takagawa CAState Automobile assoc. MUNI, held a crime prevention conference in Bay View http://www.sfsafe.org/about.htm

About Us SAN FRANCISCO S.A.F.E., INC. A Nonprofit Organization Founded In 1976 Our Mission We work towards preventing crime and violence and improving the quality of life in San Francisco's neighborhoods by bringing communities, police and other resources together. With these communities, we create strategies to increase public safety awareness. We do this by facilitating neighborhood watch groups, providing safety presentations for all age groups, developing security strategies for businesses, providing outreach and resources to people in each police district and acting as liaison between communities and the San Francisco Police Department. Learn More San Francisco S.A.F.E., Inc. (Safety Awareness for Everyone) is a community crime prevention and public safety program that works in cooperation with the San Francisco Police Department and other city agencies to help San Franciscans protect themselves from becoming victims. We have an ongoing contract with the City and County of San Francisco and have received numerous grant awards from the San Francisco Mayor's Office, State Office of Criminal Justice Planning and local foundations. We have provided major support to the San Francisco Police Department and Mayor's Office by acting as fiscal agent for these federal and state funded grants, along with participating in numerous crime prevention activities as a part of these grants. S.A.F.E. receives referrals from N.S.P., the San Francisco Police Department, other city agencies and organizations, and word of mouth.

14. RESOURCE PAGE 4266400 Contact Debbie Gustafson, National Youth Art Month Coordinator, NationalClearinghouse for Alcohol and drug Information (NCADI assoc. crime prevention http://www.cfwc.org/Resources.htm

RESOURCE PAGE FOR CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS This page is designed as a listing of resource materials available from outside sources. It is set up by departments and projects. ART DEPARTMENT Council for Art Education, Inc 100 Boylston St., Ste. 1050 Boston, MA 02116 Contact: Debbie Gustafson, National Youth Art Month Coordinator National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI) PO Box 2345 Rockville, MC 20847-2345 Contact: Vipapan Owtrakul E-Mail: vowtraku@prevline.health.org Internet address: www.health.org VERY SPECIAL ARTS (VSA) In Washington D.C.: Sarah Werner E-mail In Northern California: Amber Palmer MFCC (Project Consultant) 1430 Esplande, Suite 15 Chico, CA 95926 In Southern California: State Office and Gallery Gallery Coordinators Main Place/Santa Ana 2800 N. Main Street, Suite 2050 Santa Ana, CA 92705 E-mail EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM National Sets standards for study and home teaching by correspondence. Directory available by calling 202-234-5000, or write: 1601 14th St. NW, Washington DC 20009 Elderhostel 75 Federal St.

15. LaSalle County Sheriff Thomas J. Templeton Illinois Valley crime prevention Commission Classes; Domestic Investigations VanMeter assoc. drug Enforcement Administration Outstanding Contributions in http://www.lasallecounty.org/sheriff/prtfolio.htm

16. Other Links San Diego County Deputy Sheriff's assoc International association of PRIDE) CaliforniaDepartment of Justice crime prevention drug Free Resource http://www.hbpd.org/links.htm

RELATED LINKS Last update: December 10, 2002 Huntington Beach City of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Municipal Code Reference Huntington Beach Fire Department Huntington Beach Search and Rescue Huntington Beach Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) ... Orange County Traffic Conditions from Cal Trans California Police Agencies: Alameda County Sheriff Amador County Sheriff Arroyo Grande Police Department Atherton Police Department ... Bakersfield Police Department (Out of Order) Belmont Police Department Benecia Police Department (Out of Order) Berkeley Police Department Brea Police Department (Out of Order) Buena Park Police Department Butte County Sheriff's Office California State Highway Patrol California State University BakersfieldDepartment of Public Safety (Out of Order) California State University FullertonDepartment of Public Safety California State University NorthridgeDepartment of Public Safety Cathedral City Police Department Ceres Department of Public Safety (Out of Order) Chula Vista Police Department Concord Police Department Corona Police Department Davis Police Department ... Hayward Police Department (Out of Order) Humboldt State University Police Department Indio Police Department Irvine Police Department La Habra Police Department ... Marysville Police Department (Out of Order) Menlo Park Police Department Mira Costa College Police Department Napa Police Department Napa Valley College Police Department (Out of Order) Oakland Police Department (Alameda County) Orange County Marshall Orange County Sheriff Orange County Department of Probation Orange Police Department ... Palo Alto Police Department (Out of Order)

17. AARS - All Programs Index Naomi NakanoMatsumoto, assoc Director acting ODASA — Outpatient drug and AlcoholServices for of California, Substance Abuse and crime prevention Act, aka http://www.aars-inc.org/programs/pr_index.html

//var DOCUMENTGROUP=''; //var DOCUMENTNAME=''; //var ACTION=''; Asian American Recovery Services, Inc. Programs Index Santa Clara County San Francisco City and County San Mateo County Glossary Santa Clara County Program Contact Info Languages ASATS Adult Treatment 1370 Tully Rd Ste 351 San Jose, CA 95122-3056 Naomi Nakano Matsumoto Phone 408.271.3350 Fax 408.271.3359 English Vietnamese Khmere Tagalog Korean Hindi Japanese Cantonese CAPS.SCC Youth Prevention and Education 1340 Tully Rd Ste 314 San Jose CA 95122 Mona Shah Manager Phone 408.271.0477 Fax 408.271.3359 English Vietnamese Cantonese Mandarin Samoan Tagalog Project CHAT Adult Treatment 1370 Tully Rd Ste 351 San Jose CA 95122-3056 Mayuka Chen CalWORKS Manager Phone 408.271.3350 Fax 408.271.3359 English Vietnamese Khmere Tagalog Korean Hindi Japanese Cantonese Project CHOICES Youth Prevention and Education 1370 Tully Rd Ste 351 San Jose CA 95122-3056 Tricia Uyeda Program Supervisor Phone 408.271.3350

18. HNCC Endorsed Bills 2003 Legislature Increased Differentials for Special Needs (childcare), Beam, NM assoc for the ,Substance Abuse crime prevention Act, S 365, Aragon, NM drug Policy Project 983 http://www.hncc.org/endorsed bills 2003.htm

19. LEANALYST Web Page: Http://www int.org/english/ Intl Center for the prevention of crime. com/iscpp.htm Intl Societyof crime Prev http//www.ndeoa.org National drug Enforcement Officers assoc. http://1hawthorn.com/nasje/

The Hawthorn Institute NASJE Conference Follow-up from Jeff Barlow http://www.1hawthorn.com/nasje/small group.htm http://www.1hawthorn.com/nasje/error.htm My NASJE presentation (error.htm) may be very slow in loading due to the web page illustrations included. Other resources are available at: http://www. hawthorn.com GRANTS AND GRANT RESEARCH http://www.phila n thropy.com/ The Chronicle of Philanthropy htt p ://www.cof.org/ Council on Foundations http:// w ww.esri.com/industries/localgov/localgov.html GIS Grants to Law Enforcement http:// w ww.grcnc.org h ... ww.nng.org/ National Network of Grantmakers http: /www.packfound.org/ The Packard Foundation http:// w ww.tgci.com The Grantsmanship Center http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ocpa/NewAc t /bja.htm US-DOJ Bureau of Justice Assistance http://ww w .usdoj.gov/cops/gpa/default.htm US-DOJ “COPS” Grants http://www. u sdoj.gov/10grants/index.html US-DOJ Grants http://www.d r ms.dls.mil/ Surplus U.S. Government Sales http://www.ocjp.ca.gov/ Calif. Office of Criminal Justice Planning http://www.cfda.gov/ Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance http:// w ww.starbucks.com

20. Help-links http//www.afda.org/ assoc. http//www.ncjrs.org/ojjhome.htm - Office JuvenileJustice crime prevention. Gangs. http//www.dpf.org/ - drug Policy Foundation. http://www.fraudvictim.org/helplink.html

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