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Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes

Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes. CTA Conference Colorado Springs May 5, 2008. Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes. Gang Intelligence Drug Intelligence Counter Terrorism Intelligence Enhanced Offender Assimilation

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Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes

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  1. Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes CTA Conference Colorado Springs May 5, 2008

  2. Leveraging Corrections Information for Intelligence Purposes • Gang Intelligence • Drug Intelligence • Counter Terrorism Intelligence • Enhanced Offender Assimilation • Enhanced Offender Re-Entry

  3. To Law Enforcement from Corrections

  4. To Corrections From Law Enforcement

  5. Coordination Strategy • Phase I: Policy, Partnerships and Culture • ASCA, IACP, APPA • Phase II: Data Structures • APPA, SEARCH, Global XSTF,CTA, Pegasus, NYC Corrections and FBI • Phase III: Information Sharing Vehicles (Networks/Transmission Paths) • Global CICC/GIWG, SEARCH, CTA, FBI, Pegasus

  6. Partners • Association of State Corrections Administrators (ASCA) • International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) • American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) • National Sheriffs Association (NSA) • SEARCH • Pegasus • Global • Criminal Intelligence Coordination Council (CICC) • Intelligence Working Group (GIWG) • XML Structure Task Force (XSTF) • NYC Corrections • Bureau of Prison • FBI Criminal Justice Information Systems: N-DEx

  7. Possible Roles for CTA • Provide Leadership to Grow Organizational and Operational Capacity to Gather, Automate and Share Information Electronically • Partner with ASCA • Help Identify Best Practices • Share Information about Best Practices • Help Identify Priority Information Exchanges

  8. Possible Roles for CTA • Adopt NIEM as Standard for Information Sharing • Identify Data Elements Needed to Implement Priority Exchanges • Map Data Elements to NIEM via Global XSTF • Develop Reference IEPD’s • Implement Priority Information Exchanges • Identify Networking Vehicles for Sharing Information (Transmission Paths) • Provide Technical Support as Needed • Develop Training Requirements Plan

  9. Bob Greeves Bureau of Justice Assistance U.S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. Phone: 202-305-9317 Email: robert.e.greeves@usdoj.gov

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