Current Status Introducing Body:House Bill Number:5176 Primary Sponsor:McLeod Type of Legislation:CR Subject:USC College of Criminal Justice Date Bill Passed both Bodies:19940428 Computer Document Number:BBM/9203JM.94 Introduced Date:19940428 Last History Body:House Last History Date:19940428 Last History Type:Received from Senate Scope of Legislation:Statewide All Sponsors:McLeod Keegan Quinn Shissias Type of Legislation:Concurrent Resolution
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5176 House 19940428 Received from Senate
5176 Senate 19940428 Introduced, adopted, returned
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5176 House 19940428 Introduced, adopted, sent to
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COMMENDING THE COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR TWO DECADES OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE PALMETTO STATE, AND ENCOURAGING THE COLLEGE TO KEEP UP ITS GOOD WORK.
Whereas, the College of Criminal Justice of the University of South Carolina has provided two decades of outstanding service to the field of criminal justice in the Palmetto State; and
Whereas, the College of Criminal Justice has undertaken a vigilant mission to professionalize the agencies in the criminal justice field in South Carolina through its superb academic, service, and research efforts; and
Whereas, the college is known and highly respected for the quality and professionalism of its graduates, many of whom head state and local criminal justice agencies and others of whom are on the front line in the war on crime and illegal drugs; and
Whereas, it is highly appropriate that the college be recognized for its good work and encouraged to continue its mission. Now, therefore,
Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, the Senate concurring:
That the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, by this resolution, commends the College of Criminal Justice of the University of South Carolina for two decades of outstanding service to the field of criminal justice in the Palmetto State and encourages the college to keep up its good work.
Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Dr. William J. Mathias, professor and Dean of the College of Criminal Justice, and Dr. John Palms, President of the University of South Carolina.