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UMJC. Upper Midwest Justice Consortium. NGA Justice Information Sharing Regional Workshop November 6-7, 2003 Cambridge, MA. Architectural Principles. Respect Existing System/Network Governance Structures Leverage Existing Trust Relationships Maximize Reuse of Existing Infrastructures
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UMJC Upper Midwest Justice Consortium NGA Justice Information Sharing Regional Workshop November 6-7, 2003 Cambridge, MA
Architectural Principles • Respect Existing System/Network Governance Structures • Leverage Existing Trust Relationships • Maximize Reuse of Existing Infrastructures • Employ a Delegated Trust Model • Implement an Appropriate Level of Security Services • Adopt only Standards-based Solutions that are consistent with Industry Direction • The Prescribed Solution must be Cost effective • All Tactical Solutions Must be a Step in the Strategic Direction
Project A • Create a common Web Interface available to users in all UMJC states: • Minnesota – Statewide Police Incident System (MJNO) - Statewide Arrest Photo Repository (MRAP) - County Attorney’s System (MCAPS) – DVS – State LEMS (warrants and NCIC) • Michigan: Statewide Offender Tracking Information System (OTIS) • Illinois: Statewide Prison/Parole Information system and the Chicago Police Department Record System (CLEAR) • North Dakota: State Predatory Offender Registry System • Iowa: Statewide Prison/Parole Information System • Wisconsin: Statewide District Attorney System (PROTECT) • Indiana: Expressed Significant interest (System TBD)
Project B • Expanding MJNO: • MJNO is a data index that local law enforcement agencies in Minnesota use to share police contact information. • Currently, it has over 170 agencies actively contributing data and more than 4,500 law enforcement users from MN and WI. • The current index data contains 7.8 million law enforcement contact records. • MJNO is currently is undergoing a major enhancement that will bring into an even richer set of incident data and will be delivering LE incident data from nearly 500 agencies statewide in MN and WI by the end of 2004.