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Campus Crime: Difficulties Meeting Federal Reporting Requirements

HEHS-97-52 Published: Mar 11, 1997. Publicly Released: Mar 11, 1997.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the progress made under the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act, focusing on: (1) how the Department of Education has implemented and monitored compliance with the act; (2) the kinds of problems, if any, colleges are having in complying with the act; and (3) the requirements of state laws related to public access to police records on reported crimes on campuses.

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ArrestsColleges and universitiesCrimesSecurity policiesNoncomplianceRecordsReporting requirementsSex crimesState lawStatistical dataTechnical assistance