| Advanced Technology for Criminal
Justice
ILJ works with numerous state and local
criminal justice agencies on decisionmaking, procurement, implementation, strategic
planning, and impact evaluation of technological acquisition and integration. ILJ has also
researched many issues relating to computer aided dispatch systems in connection with
agency objectives such as community policing support, problem solving, and data
development.
ILJ has fielded a national working group for assessing public acceptance of new
technologies in law enforcement efforts and participates, as an organization, in all
available technological advances in the field, from Internet-based conferencing to a
variety of telecommunications strategies for research purposes and for improvement of
criminal justice systems.
Police Information and Telecommunications Systems
Information Technology Acquisition
by Law Enforcement
Metropolitan Police Department,
Washington DC, Systems Upgrade
Weed and Seed Technical Assistance
Tracking Information System for Community Grantees
Automation of Calls for Police
Service, Toledo, Ohio, Police Department
Information System Master Plan,
Allentown, Pennsylvania, Police Department
Management Information System,
Battle Creek, Michigan, Police Department
Fairfax County, Virginia, Police
Management Information System
Paperless Information System Totally On-Line (PISTOL)
Using Microcomputers in Law Enforcement
Management Information System
Forensics, Corrections, Local Government, and Fire
Department Systems
Technological Impact
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