6-28. South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice Juvenile Cases
to the Solicitor by County: Fiscal Year 1995
VIOLENT AND PERCENT OF
TOTAL SERIOUS JUVENILE CASES VIOLENT
COUNTY JUVENILE CASES CASES 1/ AND SERIOUS
Abbeville 147 10 6.8%
Aiken 962 97 10.1%
Allendale 205 29 14.1%
Anderson 850 107 12.6%
Bamberg 134 28 20.9%
Barnwell 205 52 25.4%
Beaufort 506 83 16.4%
Berkeley 1,085 154 14.2%
Calhoun 47 6 12.8%
Charleston 3,293 409 12.4%
Cherokee 365 72 19.7%
Chester 362 63 17.4%
Chesterfield 159 14 8.8%
Clarendon 193 12 6.2%
Colleton 293 34 11.6%
Darlington 522 95 18.2%
Dillon 196 34 17.3%
Dorchester 393 68 17.3%
Edgefield 71 19 26.8%
Fairfield 144 34 23.6%
Florence 1,048 115 11.0%
Georgetown 389 71 18.3%
Greenville 1,756 305 17.4%
Greenwood 524 112 21.4%
Hampton 79 16 20.3%
Horry 1,094 156 14.3%
Jasper 253 45 17.8%
Kershaw 303 43 14.2%
Lancaster 790 73 9.2%
Laurens 324 55 17.0%
Lee 90 18 20.0%
Lexington 1,139 87 7.6%
McCormick 53 19 35.8%
Marion 314 47 15.0%
Marlboro 439 52 11.8%
Newberry 225 22 9.8%
Oconee 223 16 7.2%
Orangeburg 963 105 10.9%
Pickens 380 42 11.1%
Richland 1,208 174 14.4%
Saluda 97 25 25.8%
Spartanburg 1,438 240 16.7%
Sumter 869 125 14.4%
Union 299 26 8.7%
Williamsburg 195 37 19.0%
York 1,622 143 8.8%
SOUTH CAROLINA 26,246 3,589 13.7%
1/: Violent and serious offenses include: murder; criminal and sexual
conduct first and second degree; assault and battery with intent to kill;
kidnapping; voluntary manslaugher; armed robbery; arson first degree;
burglary first and second degree; drug trafficking; and all additional
offenses categorized in the S.C. Code of Laws as Acts Against Persons.
Source: S.C. Department of Juvenile Justice, February 1996.
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