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Table 3-3    Rates of Children Who Were Subjects of an Investigation and Victimization, 1990-2004
Child Maltreatment 2004

Reporting
Year
Child
Population
Investigation
Rate
States
Reporting
Total Children Subjects of an Investigation Victim
Rate
States
Reporting
Total
Victims
1990 64,163,192 36.1 36 2,316,000 13.4 45 860,000
1991 65,069,507 38.2 39 2,486,000 14.0 46 911,000
1992 66,073,841 41.2 41 2,722,000 15.1 48 998,000
1993 66,961,573 42.1 42 2,819,000 15.3 47 1,025,000
1994 67,803,294 42.1 42 2,855,000 15.2 46 1,031,000
1995 68,437,378 42.2 43 2,888,000 14.7 47 1,006,000
1996 69,022,127 42.0 42 2,899,000 14.7 46 1,015,000
1997 69,527,944 41.9 44 2,913,000 13.7 45 953,000
1998 69,872,059 42.1 51 2,939,000 12.9 51 904,000
1999 70,199,435 41.0 50 2,878,000 11.8 50 828,000
2000 72,342,618 42.0 49 3,038,000 12.2 50 883,000
2001 72,603,552 43.2 48 3,136,000 12.5 51 905,000
2002 72,846,774 43.9 50 3,198,000 12.3 51 897,000
2003 73,043,506 46.3 50 3,382,000 12.2 51 893,000
2004 73,277,998 47.8 49 3,503,000 11.9 50 872,000


Data Source: CAF

Rates of Children Who Were Subjects of an Investigation and Victimization, 1990-2004
This table first lists each year from 1990 to 2004. The second column lists the child population in each year followed by the investigation rate in the third column. The fourth column lists the number of reporting States. The next column lists the total number of children who were subjects of an investigation or assessment, and then the victim rate is listed. Next, is a column listing the number of States reporting the victimization data and a column listing the total number of victims. The total victims column is an estimated number of victims, rounded to the 1,000.



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