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The South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice (SCDJJ) is a state cabinet agency dedicated to serving the youth offenders of South Carolina. They provide custodial care, rehabilitation, prevention, and intervention programs for children who are incarcerated, on probation or parole, or in community placement for criminal or status offenses. SCDJJ's mission is to impact and transform young lives, strengthen families, and support safer communities through targeted prevention and rehabilitation. With a vision of empowering youth to discover their strengths and abilities, SCDJJ aims to help them become productive and successful citizens, contributing to a safer South Carolina. Through their Inspiring Change and Transforming Lives initiative, they strive to make a positive difference in the lives of at-risk youth, families, and victims at the local level statewide.Generated from the website

The Juvenile Justice Department in Columbia, SC is a government agency that focuses on the rehabilitation and supervision of young offenders within the state. They provide a range of services aimed at addressing the unique needs of juvenile delinquents and promoting their successful reintegration into society. Generated from their business information

The South Carolina Attorney General's Office represents the state of South Carolina in prosecuting criminal cases. It maintains a staff of more than 100 employees. The office operates a criminal division that represents the state in criminal appeals and post conviction cases in state and federal courts. The South Carolina Attorney General's Office maintains a civil division that represents and advises the state and its agencies in civil lawsuits. The office also provides financial, accounting, and computer and information systems support services. Its administration division is comprised of support, library, technical, personnel and records sections. The South Carolina Attorney General's Office operates a securities division that protects the state investors from investment frauds.