Alabama	6
Alaska	2
Arizona	11
Arkansas	2
California	51
Colorado	8
Connecticut	9
Delaware	2
Florida	31
Georgia	10
Idaho	1
Illinois	9
Indiana	4
Iowa	4
Kansas	4
Kentucky	1
Maine	3
Maryland	7
Massachusetts	6
Michigan	14
Minnesota	3
Mississippi	3
Missouri	2
Montana	3
Nebraska	2
Nevada	3
New Hampshire	3
New Jersey	7
New Mexico	3
New York	19
North Carolina	8
North Dakota	1
Ohio	14
Oklahoma	1
Oregon	4
Pennsylvania	8
Rhode Island	1
South Carolina	3
South Dakota	1
Tennessee	5
Texas	20
Utah	2
Vermont	4
Virginia	11
Washington	14
West Virginia	1
TOTAL	336

| Methodology | Key Findings |
| Violence Still Plagues Almost 25% of Clinics |
| Percentage of Clinics Free From Violence Grows From One-Third in 1994 to Two-Thirds Today |
| Arson Threats, Bomb Threats, and Gunfire Increase; Bomb Threats and Vandalism Most Common Forms of Violence |
| For-Profit Clinics, Free-Standing Clinics Face More Violence |
| Violence-Related Staff Resignations Up From 1996 |
| Buffer Zones Protect One-Third of Clinics |
| One in Ten Clinics Cite FACE Violations |
| Fewer Clinics Seek Legal Remedies |
| Law Enforcement "Excellent" Ratings Decline Slightly; Decreased Violence Reduces Law Enforcement Contacts |
| Lower Levels of Violence Associated With Better Enforcement Response |
| Conclusions | Appendix 1 | Appendix 2 | Table of Contents |

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