Percent of juveniles 15-17 referred to court - South Carolina

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Percent of juveniles 15-17 referred to court (Percent) – 1982

Data Provided by: Children's Trust of South Carolina

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Scale: 0.9% - 6.5%


South Carolina	2.9%
Abbeville	1.6%
Aiken	3.7%
Allendale	6.5%
Anderson	2.7%
Bamberg	2.1%
Barnwell	4.2%
Beaufort	2.2%
Berkeley	3.1%
Calhoun	0.9%
Charleston	3.1%
Cherokee	4.0%
Chester	4.5%
Chesterfield	2.4%
Clarendon	1.2%
Colleton	3.6%
Darlington	2.9%
Dillon	3.1%
Dorchester	2.4%
Edgefield	2.3%
Fairfield	1.8%
Florence	3.0%
Georgetown	2.5%
Greenville	2.3%
Greenwood	3.7%
Hampton	2.9%
Horry	4.3%
Jasper	4.8%
Kershaw	1.9%
Lancaster	3.8%
Laurens	3.2%
Lee	1.6%
Lexington	2.5%
Marion	3.0%
Marlboro	1.5%
McCormick	2.7%
Newberry	3.7%
Oconee	3.0%
Orangeburg	1.9%
Pickens	2.1%
Richland	2.0%
Saluda	2.1%
Spartanburg	3.0%
Sumter	2.8%
Union	5.0%
Williamsburg	1.4%
York	3.0%

Definitions: Percent of all youth ages 15-17 who were referred to family court by the solicitor for delinquency.

Data Source: SC Department of Juvenile Justice

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Children's Trust of South Carolina Children's Trust of South Carolina
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Columbia, SC 29201

803-744-4035
anienhuis@scchildren.org
http://www.scchildren.org/kidscount

Amy Nienhuis, Program Manager and Director of Programs

Children’s Trust of South Carolina is the only statewide organization dedicated to strengthening and supporting public and private prevention efforts that keep South Carolina’s children safe. We work to prevent child abuse, neglect and unintentional injuries so that every child has the opportunity to thrive in a healthy, nurturing environment. Children’s Trust is home to KIDS COUNT South Carolina, Safe Kids South Carolina, Prevent Child Abuse South Carolina as well as other programs that deliver on our mission.

To learn more about our organization, visit scchildren.org.

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