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Integrated Criminal Justice in Utah – UCJIS Our XML Direction. March Meeting National Governor’s Association. Utah’s Integrated Criminal Justice Information System (UCJIS). Available applications are: Drivers license Motor vehicles Criminal history Arrest Warrants Protective orders
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Integrated Criminal Justice in Utah – UCJIS Our XML Direction March Meeting National Governor’s Association
Utah’s Integrated Criminal Justice Information System (UCJIS) Available applications are: • Drivers license • Motor vehicles • Criminal history • Arrest Warrants • Protective orders • Juvenile Justice Data • National Crime Information Center (FBI’s NCIC) • National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS) • Corrections data • Court filing information • Local Law Enforcement case information • Jail Connect
UCJIS System Transactions “appear” based on security definitions Transactions are either Person related OR vehicle related
UCJIS – Multi-Inquiry QW/NCIC National Warrants System DQ Local or National Drivers License QW/SWW Utah Warrants System
UCJIS - Utah’s Integrated Justice Information System System in Transition Old Technology • Dot Slash • QV.UTTESTORI.LIC/123TEST.LIS/UT • Socket Messaging • Proprietary Communications Protocol New Direction • Global Justice XML • Web Services • J2EE
UCJIS – Next Step Expanding the use of XML technology • Local Record Management System • Instant Messaging • Sex Offender to NCIC • XSLT From XML to Dot Slash • NCIC via XML, convert to Dot Slash • Accident/Crash • Citations • Local Transactions • DL, MV, SWW, etc. • NLETS • CAD
UCJIS – Challenges Resources • Money, training … political will Technology • CAD-to-CAD Interface • Global Justice XML vs. IEEE 1512 XML
UCJIS – Solutions Political Solution • Independent sources of revenue Selling data ? Technology Solution • XSLT Between XML Specifications
Summary • UCJIS is the method for accessing criminal justice information in Utah • UCJIS is committed to using the Global Justice XML and web services to provide this functionality