Juvenile Justice: Native American Pass-Through Grant Program (Fact Sheet,
03/28/94, GAO/GGD-94-86FS).

This fact sheet provides information on the Native American Pass-Through
Grant Program, which provides federal grants to states and localities to
help improve their juvenile justice systems. GAO (1) describes how the
pass-through grant program works; (2) determines the funding amounts
that the states and Indian tribes received under this program for fiscal
years 1991 through 1993, and (3) provides examples of how some tribes
used the funds.

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 REPORTNUM:  GGD-94-86FS
     TITLE:  Juvenile Justice: Native American Pass-Through Grant Program
      DATE:  03/28/94
   SUBJECT:  Juvenile status offenders
             Juvenile delinquency
             Federal aid to localities
             Formula grants
             State-administered programs
             Children
             Native Americans
             Law enforcement
             Funds management
IDENTIFIER:  Native American Pass-Through Grant
             Florida
             Arizona
             Kentucky
             Oklahoma
             South Dakota
             Montana
             Blackfeet Indian Tribe
             Nebraska
             Omaha Indian Tribe
             Colorado
             Ute Indian Tribe
             Idaho
             
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