Title of Project: Byrne/JAG Stakeholder Survey, 2020

PARTICIPANT CONSENT FORM

Principal Investigator: Professor David Khey, Ph.D

Funding Source: Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement

What is the purpose of the study? We are seeking to gain some insight on how justice practitioners wish to prioritize spending of Byrne/JAG grant funding allocated to Louisiana by the US Department of Justice over the next two years.

What will be done if you agree to take part in this research study? By clicking next, you agree to take a survey about the Byrne/JAG program that should take about 10-15 minutes to complete. Please take your time – and, by no means, is there any penalty for not participating. Further, you may stop at any time without penalty.

What are the possible discomforts and risks? We do not expect there to be risks associated with your participation in this research. In order to protect the confidentiality of your answers, we will not ask you your name and no responses will be linked with individual participants.

What are the possible benefits to taking part in this research? This research will provide a deeper understanding of the priorities of Louisiana justice practitioners as a whole.

Will there be any costs related to the research? None

Will there be any compensation for participation? None.

How will your privacy and the confidentiality of your research records be protected? The system may tie your invite information (first name, last name, email) to a response recorded in the system but will not tie your responses to your identity. Any identifying information, if presented to researchers, will be immediately removed from the record. Only the PIs will have access to the dataset, and the dataset’s existence on the Survey Monkey server will be removed immediately after the data collection phase.

How can you withdraw from this research study and who should you call if you have questions? If you wish to stop your participation for any reason, please do so by closing your browser window. If you have questions, contact the principal investigator David Khey at 337.482.1249 or david.khey@louisiana.edu.

In addition, if you have questions about your rights as a research subject, or if you have complaints, concerns, or questions about the research, you may contact the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Institutional Review Board at (337) 482-1015.  You have been informed about this study’s purpose, procedures, possible benefits and risks. By continuing, you are agreeing to participate in this study.

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1. Where is your agency's primary office located? *AcadiaAllen AscensionAssumptionAvoyellesBeauregardBienvilleBossierCaddoCalcasieuCaldwellCameronCatahoulaClaiborneConcordiaDeSotoEast Baton RougeEast CarrollEast FelicianaEvangelineFranklinGrantIberiaIbervilleJacksonJeffersonJefferson DavisLafayetteLafourcheLaSalleLincolnLivingstonMadisonMorehouseNatchitochesOrleansOuachitaPlaqueminesPointe CoupeeRapidesRed RiverRichlandSabineSaint BernardSaint CharlesSaint HelenaSaint JamesSaint John the BaptistSaint LandrySaint MartinSaint MarySaint TammanyTangipahoaTensasTerrebonneUnionVermilionVernonWashingtonWebsterWest Baton RougeWest CarrollWest FelicianaWinn

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2. Describe the type of agency that you work for:

• State Government
• Local Government
• Tribal Government
• Federal Government
• Non-Profit
• Private Sector
• Other (Please specify)

Other

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3. My agency's/organization primary role in criminal justice is as follows ( Please select best choice) *

• Administration and Policy
• Community-Based Organization
• Corrections
• Courts
• Providers of defense service for the indigent
• Education
• Juvenile Justice
• Law Enforcement
• Mental Health
• Parole/Probation
• Prosecution
• Public Health
• Social Services
• Substance Abuse Treatment
• Victim Assistance
• Crime Lab/Forensics
• Other (Please specify)

Other

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4. Of the JAG Program Purpose Areas listed below: Select THREE Purpose Areas in most need of further investment in your region:

• Law Enforcement Programs
• Prosecution and Court Programs
• Prevention and Education Programs
• Corrections and Community Corrections
• Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs
• Planning, Evaluation, and Technology Improvement Programs
• Crime Victim and Witness Services Programs
• Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs

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5. Rank in order importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 1 – Law Enforcement

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces )	1Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 1	2Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 2	3Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 3	4Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 4	5Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 5	6Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 6	7Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 7	8Drug and Gang Enforcement (e.g. Multijurisdictional Task Forces ) 8
Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives	1Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 1	2Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 2	3Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 3	4Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 4	5Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 5	6Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 6	7Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 7	8Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives 8
Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping)	1Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 1	2Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 2	3Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 3	4Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 4	5Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 5	6Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 6	7Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 7	8Evidence Based and Data Driven Enforcement Strategies (e.g. SMART Policing, Community Policing, Crime Mapping) 8
Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.)	1Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 1	2Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 2	3Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 3	4Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 4	5Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 5	6Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 6	7Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 7	8Technology Enhancement (e.g. Case/Records Management Systems, Justice Information Sharing Initiative, etc.) 8
Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases)	1Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 1	2Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 2	3Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 3	4Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 4	5Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 5	6Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 6	7Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 7	8Targeted Enforcement (e.g. Property Crime, Gambling, Cold Cases) 8
Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives	1Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 1	2Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 2	3Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 3	4Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 4	5Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 5	6Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 6	7Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 7	8Forensic Science Improvement Initiatives 8
Juvenile Justice Initiatives	1Juvenile Justice Initiatives 1	2Juvenile Justice Initiatives 2	3Juvenile Justice Initiatives 3	4Juvenile Justice Initiatives 4	5Juvenile Justice Initiatives 5	6Juvenile Justice Initiatives 6	7Juvenile Justice Initiatives 7	8Juvenile Justice Initiatives 8
Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 5	6Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 6	7Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 7	8Other Services to Address Gaps in Law Enforcement 8

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6. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 2 – Prosecution, Court, and Public Defense Programs.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Pretrial Initiatives	1Pretrial Initiatives 1	2Pretrial Initiatives 2	3Pretrial Initiatives 3	4Pretrial Initiatives 4	5Pretrial Initiatives 5	6Pretrial Initiatives 6	7Pretrial Initiatives 7	8Pretrial Initiatives 8
Language Access in the Criminal Justice System	1Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 1	2Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 2	3Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 3	4Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 4	5Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 5	6Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 6	7Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 7	8Language Access in the Criminal Justice System 8
Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime)	1Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 1	2Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 2	3Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 3	4Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 4	5Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 5	6Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 6	7Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 7	8Specialized Prosecution (e.g. Elder Abuse, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Fraud, White Collar Crime) 8
Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry)	1Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 1	2Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 2	3Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 3	4Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 4	5Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 5	6Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 6	7Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 7	8Problem Solving Courts (e.g. Mental Health, Veterans, Drug, ReEntry) 8
Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 5	6Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 6	7Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 7	8Other Services to Address Gaps in Prosecution, Court, Defense and Indigent Defense Programs 8
Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives	1Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 1	2Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 2	3Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 3	4Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 4	5Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 5	6Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 6	7Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 7	8Public Defense and Legal Aid Initiatives 8
Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution	1Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 1	2Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 2	3Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 3	4Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 4	5Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 5	6Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 6	7Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 7	8Gang, Drug and Violent Crime Prosecution 8
Court Related Technology Enhancements	1Court Related Technology Enhancements 1	2Court Related Technology Enhancements 2	3Court Related Technology Enhancements 3	4Court Related Technology Enhancements 4	5Court Related Technology Enhancements 5	6Court Related Technology Enhancements 6	7Court Related Technology Enhancements 7	8Court Related Technology Enhancements 8

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7. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 3 – Prevention and Education Programs, includes projects which address public safety concerns.

	1	2	3	4	5	6
Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 5	6Other Services to Address Gaps in Prevention and Education Programs 6
School Violence Initiatives	1School Violence Initiatives 1	2School Violence Initiatives 2	3School Violence Initiatives 3	4School Violence Initiatives 4	5School Violence Initiatives 5	6School Violence Initiatives 6
Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives	1Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 1	2Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 2	3Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 3	4Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 4	5Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 5	6Gun Violence Prevention Initiatives 6
Gang Prevention Initiatives	1Gang Prevention Initiatives 1	2Gang Prevention Initiatives 2	3Gang Prevention Initiatives 3	4Gang Prevention Initiatives 4	5Gang Prevention Initiatives 5	6Gang Prevention Initiatives 6
Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives	1Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 1	2Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 2	3Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 3	4Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 4	5Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 5	6Juvenile Delinquency Initiatives 6
Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives	1Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 1	2Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 2	3Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 3	4Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 4	5Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 5	6Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Initiatives 6

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8. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 4 – Corrections and Community Corrections Programs (Probation/Parole).

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration	1Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 1	2Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 2	3Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 3	4Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 4	5Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 5	6Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 6	7Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 7	8Juvenile Justice Alternatives to Incarceration 8
Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 5	6Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 6	7Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 7	8Other Services to Address Gaps in Corrections and Community Corrections Programs 8
Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services	1Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 1	2Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 2	3Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 3	4Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 4	5Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 5	6Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 6	7Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 7	8Gender Specific and Culturally Based Services 8
Education and Training Services for Offenders	1Education and Training Services for Offenders 1	2Education and Training Services for Offenders 2	3Education and Training Services for Offenders 3	4Education and Training Services for Offenders 4	5Education and Training Services for Offenders 5	6Education and Training Services for Offenders 6	7Education and Training Services for Offenders 7	8Education and Training Services for Offenders 8
Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient	1Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 1	2Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 2	3Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 3	4Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 4	5Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 5	6Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 6	7Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 7	8Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration Residential/Community/Outpatient 8
Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives	1Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 1	2Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 2	3Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 3	4Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 4	5Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 5	6Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 6	7Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 7	8Recidivism Reduction and Reentry Initiatives 8
Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative)	1Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 1	2Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 2	3Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 3	4Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 4	5Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 5	6Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 6	7Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 7	8Technology Improvements (e.g. Case Management Software, Risk Assessment Tools, Justice Information Sharing Initiative) 8
Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation	1Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 1	2Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 2	3Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 3	4Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 4	5Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 5	6Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 6	7Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 7	8Evidence Based Community Corrections Initiatives (e.g. RiskBased Probation Strategies, Smart Probation 8

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9. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 5 – Drug Treatment and Enforcement.

	1	2	3	4	5
Recovery Support Services	1Recovery Support Services 1	2Recovery Support Services 2	3Recovery Support Services 3	4Recovery Support Services 4	5Recovery Support Services 5
Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Drug Treatment and Enforcement Programs 5
Enhancing Treatment Capacity	1Enhancing Treatment Capacity 1	2Enhancing Treatment Capacity 2	3Enhancing Treatment Capacity 3	4Enhancing Treatment Capacity 4	5Enhancing Treatment Capacity 5
In Custody Treatment	1In Custody Treatment 1	2In Custody Treatment 2	3In Custody Treatment 3	4In Custody Treatment 4	5In Custody Treatment 5
Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment	1Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment 1	2Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment 2	3Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment 3	4Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment 4	5Community Outpatient/Residential Treatment 5

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10. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 6 – Planning, Evaluation, and Technology Improvement Programs.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation	1Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 1	2Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 2	3Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 3	4Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 4	5Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 5	6Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 6	7Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 7	8Training to support subgrantee data collection and program evaluation 8
Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services	1Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 1	2Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 2	3Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 3	4Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 4	5Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 5	6Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 6	7Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 7	8Data collection and information sharing technology between criminal justice, health/mental health and other community agencies/services 8
Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time	1Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 1	2Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 2	3Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 3	4Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 4	5Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 5	6Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 6	7Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 7	8Data collection and information sharing technology to advance innovative use of crime analysis across jurisdictions in real time 8
(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology)	1(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 1	2(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 2	3(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 3	4(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 4	5(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 5	6(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 6	7(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 7	8(e.g. forensic technology, crime mapping technology) 8
Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs	1Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 1	2Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 2	3Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 3	4Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 4	5Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 5	6Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 6	7Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 7	8Other services to address gaps in planning, evaluation and technology programs 8
Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives	1Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 1	2Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 2	3Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 3	4Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 4	5Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 5	6Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 6	7Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 7	8Technology to support justice information sharing initiatives 8
Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management	1Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 1	2Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 2	3Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 3	4Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 4	5Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 5	6Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 6	7Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 7	8Data collection and information sharing technology to support offender management 8
Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning	1Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 1	2Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 2	3Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 3	4Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 4	5Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 5	6Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 6	7Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 7	8Data collection and information sharing to assist in strategic planning 8

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11. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 7 – Crime Victim and Witness Protection.

	1	2	3	4	5
Witness Intimidation Prevention	1Witness Intimidation Prevention 1	2Witness Intimidation Prevention 2	3Witness Intimidation Prevention 3	4Witness Intimidation Prevention 4	5Witness Intimidation Prevention 5
Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing)	1Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing) 1	2Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing) 2	3Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing) 3	4Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing) 4	5Restorative Justice (e.g. Restitution, Mediation, Conferencing) 5
Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs	1Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs 1	2Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs 2	3Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs 3	4Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs 4	5Other Services to Address Gaps in Crime Victim and Witness Protection Programs 5
Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification)	1Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification) 1	2Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification) 2	3Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification) 3	4Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification) 4	5Direct Victim Services (e.g. Advocacy, Accompaniment, notification) 5
Children Exposed to Violence	1Children Exposed to Violence 1	2Children Exposed to Violence 2	3Children Exposed to Violence 3	4Children Exposed to Violence 4	5Children Exposed to Violence 5

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12. Rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, the areas of need for Program Purpose Area 8 – Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs.

	1	2	3	4
Crisis Intervention Teams	1Crisis Intervention Teams 1	2Crisis Intervention Teams 2	3Crisis Intervention Teams 3	4Crisis Intervention Teams 4
Court-Based Mental Health Programming	1Court-Based Mental Health Programming 1	2Court-Based Mental Health Programming 2	3Court-Based Mental Health Programming 3	4Court-Based Mental Health Programming 4
Corrections-Based Mental Health Programming	1Corrections-Based Mental Health Programming 1	2Corrections-Based Mental Health Programming 2	3Corrections-Based Mental Health Programming 3	4Corrections-Based Mental Health Programming 4
Community-Based Mental Health Programming	1Community-Based Mental Health Programming 1	2Community-Based Mental Health Programming 2	3Community-Based Mental Health Programming 3	4Community-Based Mental Health Programming 4

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13. Of the eight JAG Program Purpose Areas listed below; rank in order of importance with 1 being the most important, which areas reflect the best use of JAG funding for your community or for the state:

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Law Enforcement	1Law Enforcement 1	2Law Enforcement 2	3Law Enforcement 3	4Law Enforcement 4	5Law Enforcement 5	6Law Enforcement 6	7Law Enforcement 7	8Law Enforcement 8
Drug Treatment and Enforcement	1Drug Treatment and Enforcement 1	2Drug Treatment and Enforcement 2	3Drug Treatment and Enforcement 3	4Drug Treatment and Enforcement 4	5Drug Treatment and Enforcement 5	6Drug Treatment and Enforcement 6	7Drug Treatment and Enforcement 7	8Drug Treatment and Enforcement 8
Crime Victim and Witness Protection	1Crime Victim and Witness Protection 1	2Crime Victim and Witness Protection 2	3Crime Victim and Witness Protection 3	4Crime Victim and Witness Protection 4	5Crime Victim and Witness Protection 5	6Crime Victim and Witness Protection 6	7Crime Victim and Witness Protection 7	8Crime Victim and Witness Protection 8
Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement	1Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 1	2Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 2	3Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 3	4Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 4	5Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 5	6Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 6	7Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 7	8Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement 8
Corrections and Community Corrections	1Corrections and Community Corrections 1	2Corrections and Community Corrections 2	3Corrections and Community Corrections 3	4Corrections and Community Corrections 4	5Corrections and Community Corrections 5	6Corrections and Community Corrections 6	7Corrections and Community Corrections 7	8Corrections and Community Corrections 8
Prevention and Education	1Prevention and Education 1	2Prevention and Education 2	3Prevention and Education 3	4Prevention and Education 4	5Prevention and Education 5	6Prevention and Education 6	7Prevention and Education 7	8Prevention and Education 8
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Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs	1Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 1	2Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 2	3Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 3	4Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 4	5Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 5	6Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 6	7Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 7	8Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs 8

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14. If you were to allocate funding among the eight JAG Program Purpose Areas, what would be the percentages you would assign to each area? YOUR TOTAL MUST EQUAL 100% (Note: All fields must have a numeric value between 0-100 before you can proceed. If you have used a percent sign in the numeric field you will continue to get an error message)

Law Enforcement *

Prosecution, Courts, and Public Defense *

Prevention and Education *

Corrections and Community Corrections *

Drug Treatment and Enforcement *

Planning, Evaluation and Technology Improvement *

Crime Victim and Witness Protection *

Mental Health Programs and Related Law Enforcement and Corrections Programs *

15. Could you take a few minutes and provide some commentary about your/your agency's experiences (or lack thereof) with the Byrne/JAG program? Any feedback would be helpful. (Some example topics include ease/difficulty tapping into these funds, overall awareness of how these funds can be used, ease of/barriers of tapping into these funds, or any feedback whatsoever.)

16. Would you be interested in discussing these spending priorities in more depth? This will help the LCLE better understand funding priorities in upcoming years. If you are interested, Dr. Dave Khey will be in contact with you in the upcoming weeks to schedule a 30 minute focus group with 3-4 other individuals to help provide additional context to the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement about spending priorities, the Byrne/JAG program (generally), and related issues.

• Sure! Clicking this answer will take you to a separate survey to provide your contact information while protecting your confidential esponses in this survey.
• I’ll pass, thanks.

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