Criminal Justice Information Systems

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JASMEET KAUR 09609154

KUBER SETHI 09609101

SOMESH RAHUL 06553883

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Criminal JusticeInformation Systems


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7/8/2010 2Overview of Current Criminal JusticeInformation Systems


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Some systems operate on

The states and the Federal government also maintain separate

DNA identification databases.



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Some informational issues



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Now, driven in part by the Internet, a key

movement is towards integration or linking

of criminal justice information systems in the

hope of better efficiencies. The purpose of

this presentation is to give an overview of the

major criminal justice information systems, as

background to a discussion of issues of access,linkage and control.



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The Criminal Justice Information

Systems

The National LawEnforcement

Telecommunications

Systems

(NLETS)

The FBIs NationalCrime Information

Center (NCIC)Network

The FBIs CriminalJustice Information

Services Wide AreaNetwork (CJIS WAN)

Other Systems and

TelecommunicationsNetworks

FBI InformationSystems



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1) The National Law Enforcement Telecommunications

Systems (NLETS)

NLETS is a nationwide network that links all states and many

federal agencies together for the exchange of a criminal

justice information.

In each state, an interface agency is responsible formaintaining an in-state law enforcement telecommunication

systems that delivers messages throughout the state.

Through those connections, any criminal justice agency on a

state law enforcement 102 telecommunications systems in

one state can communicate with any criminal justice agency

on a law enforcement telecommunications system in any

other state.



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National Crime Information Center

(NCIC) Network

NCIC is a national index of theft reports,

warrants and other criminal justice

information submitted by lawenforcement agencies across the country.

It provides real-time notification of

information regarding persons and

property to police.

At present, generate more than

2,000,000 transactions per day.

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Wanted Person Reports (Warrants) ,Foreign Fugitive Reports

Missing Persons Reports.

Wanted Person Reports (Warrants) ,Foreign Fugitive Reports

Missing Persons Reports.

Stolen Vehicles and Vehicles Used in Felonies.

Decentralized systems , reduction in the FBI workload in maintaining

the records.

Stolen articles ,Stolen securities ,Stolen Guns, Recovered Guns.

Persons of Possible Danger to Secret Services , Sex Offenders

Stolen License Plates (695,083) , Stolen boats (31,481)

Inquiry access to the FBIs Interstate Identification Index (III).

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Criminal Justice Information Services

Wide Area Network (CJIS WAN)

Electronic submission of arrest

fingerprints

Persons national identification

Integrated Automated Fingerprint

Identification Systems (IAFIS )

FBI Laboratory services,

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Fingerprints of noncriminal justice

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NATIONAL

FEDERAL STATE

MULTI-STATE



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NATIONAL

These are the Information systems that support local,

state, tribal and federal agencies.

Examples of these systems are as follows:

CODIS

NIBIN

NDPIX

UCR/NIBRS NICS

LEO



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FEDERAL

These systems support the justice activities of one or

more federal agency at the federal level only.

Examples of th

ese systems are as follows: TECS

DRUGX

JABS

NIPCs



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STATE

These are the systems at the state, regional, and/or

local level


Criminal History Records Systems

State and Local Stolen Property and Wanted Person

Systems

State Correction Information Systems State and Local Court Systems

Driver and Vehicle Registration Systems



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MULTI-STATE

These systems share information between multiple states


Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS)

WIN-Western Identification Network, an AFIS

consortium of western states

GREAT Gang Reporting, Evaluation and Tracking

system, investigative database of suspectedgang

members, maintained by the Los Angeles Sheriffs

Department, accessible to agencies nationwide



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The FBI occupies a unique position, administering several ofthe major nationwide criminal justice databases, while at thesame time maintaining large in-house databases ofinvestigative information.

The FBIs first budget initiative for FY 2000 was informationcollection and analysis.

Some of the IT tools developed by FBI are

link analysis the identification of relationships acrossorganizations, people, places, and events, etc.

telephone toll analysis the analysis of informationcollected through pen registers;

geographic analysis a mapping of subjects activitiesmovements;

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