CJI Planning Survey, 1999
CJI Planning Survey 1999 – Highlights and Findings
CJI’s 1999 Planning Survey was conducted as part of the Institute’s effort to develop and implement statewide strategies for combating drug and violent crime, and preventing or reducing juvenile delinquency.
The Survey was designed to obtain information on local criminal and juvenile justice problems, needs and resources from the perspective of more than 1,500 professionals working in all major components of Indiana's justice system. The sample included justice professionals throughout the state from town marshals and detention center directors to prosecutors, public defenders, and superior court judges. Overall, 73% or 1,135 of the 1,548 people surveyed completed and returned the questionnaire.
If you would like to review findings from the survey, please use the links below to download the entire publication or individual section(s) of particular interest to you.
Complete Publication
Sections of the Publication
- Survey Purpose, Methods, Highlights (2.2 MB)
- Delinquency and Crime (2.2 MB)
- Drug Crime (1.2 MB)
- Gangs (2.0 MB)
- Approaches and Resources for Fighting Delinquency and Crime (2.0 MB)
- Criminal History Records and Information Needs (2.0 MB)
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