Scope and Contents This series contains correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, progress reports, drafts of reports, recommendations, memorandums, manuals and other publications, public relations files, grant files, personnel records, budget and fiscal records, contracts with study teams, newspaper clippings, photographs, inventories of furniture and supplies and other housekeeping records pertaining to all phases of the research work conducted by the commission. The research project was divided into two...

Scope and Contents This series contains a publication produced by the Crime Statistics Data Center of the Division of Criminal Justice of the Georgia State Crime Commission. Entitled Crime in Georgia, this publication was established in 1974 to inform the public, lawmakers, administrators and others annually about crime occurrences and the processing of persons through the criminal justice system. The first volume contained statistics for incidence of crime and arrests only, but later volumes extended the...

Scope and Contents This series contains documents relating to the Director's administration of the Georgia State Crime Commission. Included are (1) correspondence covering all areas of interest of the Director, (2) both inter and intradepartmental memorandums, (3) various records documenting the close cooperation between the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and other federal agencies and the Commission, (4) consultant contracts and requests for proposals to secure grants for criminal justice projects...

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This series is comprised of the minutes of the Georgia Organized Crime Prevention Council. The minutes are brief and formal, and they do not summarize the contents of the discussions. The minutes refer to many subjects including among others a centralized crime information sharing data bank and network, loan sharking, narcotics, strengthening State revenue laws, and block, planning, and discretionary grants of the Law Enforcement Administration Agency.

Scope and Contents This series contains grant applications, application review comments, grant awards, acceptance by sub-grantee forms, reimbursement requests, check copies, progress reports, correspondence and other supporting papers. These records document the extensive relationship between the various law enforcement agencies in Georgia and the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) of the Federal Government which was established to distribute funds to aid localities fight crime. As is true with...