Nunn, SamuelNewby, BillQuinet, KennaStucky, ThomasThelin, RachelSapp, Dona2009-11-172009-11-172008-06http://www.policyinstitute.iu.edu/PubsPDFs/TechR_ICJI%20Synthesis_Pr4.pdfhttps://hdl.handle.net/2450/3500In January, 2006, the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) contracted with the IUPUI Center for Urban Policy and the Environment (and now with the Center for Criminal Justice Research—CCJR) to perform descriptive assessments of selected federal grant programs administered by ICJI. ICJI asked CCJR to examine subgrantee files and assess the process of subgrantee grant applications and the extent to which reported performance of services was consistent with subgrantee proposals. The major purpose of each assessment was to determine whether subgrantees were producing the services proposed in grant applications, as well as to compile any performance information contained within ICJI’s internal subgrantee files. This is the final report of this series, and concludes the ICJI grant assessment project.CrimeViolenceReport