
Fraud affects everyone. Medicaid Fraud skims as much as $270 million annually from S.C. tax payers' money. Insurance fraud is even more detrimental; it adds about $1,000 a year to the average household's insurance premiums. The S.C. Attorney General has pledged to fight these abuses. |
| Medicaid Fraud |
 | Insurance Fraud |

As the state's chief prosecutor, the Attorney General is a fierce opponent of crime and a staunch defender of its victims. But the Attorney General believes fighting crime requires efforts beyond punishing offenders. His office also conducts crime reduction programs and offers assistance to the victim's of crime. |
 | Sex Offenders Registry |
 | Stop Violence Against Women |
 | Victim's Services |

"The statistics are sobering," says Attorney General Charlie Condon. "In recent years, among young people, violent crime is on the rise." To fight this trend, the Office of the Attorney General sponsors several programs designed to work with children and families "hand in hand for the future." |
 | Missing and Exploited Children |
 | Deadbeat Parents |
 | Youth Mentor Program |
 | Stop School Violence |
 | Unplug the Violence | |
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