Information sharing between the criminal justice and healthcare communities has the potential to enhance both public safety and health outcomes by reducing redundancies, enhancing continuity of care, and generating efficiencies in both domains.
The IJIS Institute is pleased to announce the publication a critical publication entitled Standard Functional Specifications for Law Enforcement Records Management Systems, Version III. This significant accomplishment was the effort of the RMS Standards Task Force, a joint group formed by the IJIS Institute’s Law Enforcement Advisory Committee (LEAC) and the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) Committee.
The guidelines have been produced to support agency policy development, request for proposal development, law enforcement training development and delivery, and an overall general understanding of what should be included as part of a records management system.
This presentation was provided at the IACP Tech Conference in 2021.
As discussed during our latest iteration of the Courts Virtual Summit Series, we plan to have open-ended discussions with participants about issues related to digital evidence, primarily within Courts and Law Enforcement communities nationwide. Our goals are to help identify the problems, discuss needed solutions, and pinpoint where the IJIS community can better support. During this session, we will also have participants from the IJIS Law Enforcement Imaging Technology Task Force (LEITTF) to highlight issues their group is tackling and how others can help. Please feel free to send this invitation along to interested parties.
Session 2 includes presentations and solution demonstrations by CaseLines Thomson Reuters and Omnigo.
Join ImageSoft as they introduce and demonstrate their digital evidence technology: Vault. Vault is an evidence-based solution for storing, sharing and streaming your case exhibits.
Building Bridges Between Industry and Government: The IJIS Institute’s leading efforts to support and expand information sharing over the past two decades has enabled the evolution of justice communications technology in the field, as the demand for more and more data fostered growth and adoption of advanced mobile communications technology.
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