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Over $57 million to go toward crime victim services, juvenile justice programs

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The state is injecting more than 57 million dollars into crime victim services and juvenile justice programs across Indiana.
The Criminal Justice Institute announced the grant rollout earlier this week, which will fund nearly 200 local organizations.
The majority of the money, nearly $50 million, is earmarked for crisis counseling, emergency shelters, and legal aid for crime survivors.

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