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Highlights ……2Iraq Call-up Hits 44%OfLaw Enforcement Agencies.3Florida Jail Adopts VirtualReality For Visitation……3Ohio Baby Program Is Small,But Grows Succes…………4Louisiana Considers CommunityFacilities For Juveniles………3Report Tracks Gains AgainstSubstance Abuse.………  …5Guide Aids Faith-BasedDrug Counseling……………5ONDCP Reports On TrendsIn Substance Abuse………5  \nDEATH ROW  \nMissouri,Texas……………5  \nSCAAP in the  \nIN THE COURTS  \nlst Circuit Allows ExcessiveForce To Quell Riot……….58th Circuit Rules State MayDeny Immunity To Defense.69th Circuit Says U.S.Can DenyGrants For Faith Violations..6  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nColorado,Iowa…………………7Minnesota,South Dakot....7Texas……       ………7  \nthe  \nThe only independent news service for the corrections professional  \n# Bush Budget Realigns Priorities,TrimsMost Support For State,Local Systems\n\nPresident Bush proposed to re-,align priorities in the Justice De-partment's $22 billion budget re-quest for fiscal 2004,resulting gen-erally in a reduction in federal assis-tance to state and local correctionalsystems.  \nThe cost for federal prisons andreimbursements to private,state andlocal prisons that hold federal of-fenders,however,would jump 13percent to $5.5 billion.  \n15 percent increa15 percent increase for the Federal  \n15 percent increa15 percent increase for the Federal  \nCongress accepted many of thepresident's 2003 budget recommen-dations,most notably slashing theState Criminal Alien AssistanceProgram (SCAAP)from $564 mil-lion in fiscal 2002 to a phase-out  \n$10 million in the current budget  \nyear.Bush would  \n\n| CORRECTIONS'HIGHLIGHTS  \u003Cbr>2004  \u003Cbr>2003  \u003Cbr>PROGRAM  \u003Cbr>Sin Millions  \u003Cbr>Federal Prisons  \u003Cbr>4,677  \u003Cbr>4,082  \u003Cbr>810  \u003Cbr>774  \u003Cbr>Detention  \u003Cbr>0  \u003Cbr>Facilities  \u003Cbr>29  \u003Cbr>0  \u003Cbr>Tribal Jails  \u003Cbr>7  \u003Cbr>0  \u003Cbr>2  \u003Cbr>Family Support  \u003Cbr>149  \u003Cbr>12  \u003Cbr>Drug Prevention  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