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Child Maltreatment 2000
Table 3-2 Child Victims by Disposition, 2000

The word bold before a number indicates an estimate or a total.

State Child Population Substantiated Indicated Alternative Response-Victim Total Victims Rate
Alabama 1,123,422 9,990 Blank Cell Blank Cell 9,990 8.9
Alaska 190,717 4,154 2,803 Blank Cell 6,957 36.5
Arizona 1,366,947 6,557 903 Blank Cell 7,460 5.5
Arkansas 680,369 7,479 Blank Cell Blank Cell 7,479 11.0
California 9,249,829 129,678 Blank Cell Blank Cell 129,678 14.0
Colorado 1,100,795 7,467 Blank Cell Blank Cell 7,467 6.8
Connecticut 841,688 14,462 Blank Cell Blank Cell 14,462 17.2
Delaware 194,587 1,813 Blank Cell Blank Cell 1,813 9.3
District of Columbia 114,992 2,911 Blank Cell Blank Cell 2,911 25.3
Florida 3,646,340 34,203 61,646 Blank Cell 95,849 26.3
Georgia 2,169,234 30,806 Blank Cell Blank Cell 30,806 14.2
Hawaii 295,767 3,533 Blank Cell Blank Cell 3,533 11.9
Idaho 369,030 818 2,353 Blank Cell 3,171 8.6
Illinois 3,245,451 31,446 Blank Cell Blank Cell 31,446 9.7
Indiana 1,574,396 21,890 Blank Cell Blank Cell 21,890 13.9
Iowa 733,638 10,822 Blank Cell Blank Cell 10,822 14.8
Kansas 712,993 8,356 Blank Cell Blank Cell 8,356 11.7
Kentucky 994,818 18,600 Blank Cell Blank Cell 18,600 18.7
Louisiana 1,219,799 10,526 92 Blank Cell 10,618 8.7
Maine 301,238 4,779 Blank Cell Blank Cell 4,779 15.9
Maryland 1,356,172 Blank Cell Blank Cell Blank Cell Bold16,500 Bold12.2
Massachusetts 1,500,064 32,334 Blank Cell Blank Cell 32,334 21.6
Michigan 2,595,767 26,680 Blank Cell Blank Cell 26,680 10.3
Minnesota 1,286,894 11,824 Blank Cell Blank Cell 11,824 9.2
Mississippi 775,187 6,389 Blank Cell Blank Cell 6,389 8.2
Missouri 1,427,692 7,658 Blank Cell Blank Cell 7,658 5.4
Montana 230,062 2,693 654 Blank Cell 3,347 14.5
Nebraska 450,242 3,701 Blank Cell Blank Cell 3,701 8.2
Nevada 511,799 5,775 Blank Cell Blank Cell 5,775 11.3
New Hampshire 309,562 842 Blank Cell Blank Cell 842 2.7
New Jersey 2,087,558 8,727 Blank Cell Blank Cell 8,727 4.2
New Mexico 508,574 6,288 Blank Cell Blank Cell 6,288 12.4
New York 4,690,107 74,065 Blank Cell Blank Cell 74,065 15.8
North Carolina 1,964,047 36,186 Blank Cell Blank Cell 36,186 18.4
North Dakota 160,849 Blank Cell Blank Cell Blank Cell 0 0.0
Ohio 2,888,339 14,241 9,651 30,192 54,084 18.7
Oklahoma 892,360 13,861 Blank Cell Blank Cell 13,861 15.5
Oregon 846,526 11,381 Blank Cell Blank Cell 11,381 13.4
Pennsylvania 2,922,221 5,002 Blank Cell Blank Cell 5,002 1.7
Rhode Island 247,822 3,361 Blank Cell Blank Cell 3,361 13.6
South Carolina 1,009,641 11,246 Blank Cell Blank Cell 11,246 11.1
South Dakota 202,649 1,559 1,522 Blank Cell 3,081 15.2
Tennessee 1,398,521 16,572 Blank Cell Blank Cell 16,572 11.8
Texas 5,886,759 45,800 Blank Cell Blank Cell 45,800 7.8
Utah 718,698 8,729 Blank Cell Blank Cell 8,729 12.1
Vermont 147,523 1,347 Blank Cell Blank Cell 1,347 9.1
Virginia 1,738,262 7,416 Blank Cell Blank Cell 7,416 4.3
Washington 1,513,843 7,090 Blank Cell 5 7,095 4.7
West Virginia 402,393 8,244 Blank Cell Blank Cell 8,244 20.5
Wisconsin 1,368,756 12,001 Blank Cell Blank Cell 12,001 8.8
Wyoming 128,873 1,332 Blank Cell Blank Cell 1,332 10.3
Total bold72,293,812 bold752,634 bold79,624 bold30,197 Bold879,000 Bold12.2
Number Reporting bold51 bold49 bold8 bold2 bold50 bold50

The number of victims for Maryland is estimated (displayed in bold). This estimate was calculated by multiplying Maryland's child population by the victimization rate from the reporting States. The rate of victims for each State was based on their number of victims divided by the State's child population, multiplied by 1,000.

This table breaks down on the children who were considered victims into the NCANDS classifications. Following the name of each State in the first column, the second column lists the total child population in each State. The third column lists the number of children in a Substantiated investigation. The fourth column lists the number of Indicated cases followed by a column of Alternative Response-Victims. The sixth column totals the number of victims and the final column lists the rate of victims in the year 2000. The rate of child victims among the entire U.S. was calculated to be 12.2.

 

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