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Criminal History Automation Seminar Court Reporting Requirements

Join the Criminal History Automation Seminar to learn about the Judicial Network Project, its purpose, and the progress made in automating criminal history reporting for court requirements. Discover how this $9.3 million project has connected 80 counties and 319 court sites, with 95.7% of all felonies being reported electronically. Don't miss this opportunity to understand the collaboration between county governments, state offices, and private vendors in achieving this milestone.

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Criminal History Automation Seminar Court Reporting Requirements

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  1. Criminal History Automation SeminarCourt Reporting Requirements Dan Voss State Court Administrative Office May 26, 2005

  2. Judicial Network Project • SCAO Project to improve electronic criminal history reporting. • 4 years • $9.3 Million Dollars • NCHIP (National Criminal History Reporting Program) • JTIF (Judicial Technology Improvement Fund) • All 83 Counties • 319 Court Sites

  3. Judicial Network Project(Con’t) • 4,094 PCs • 349 Routers and Switches • Cabling in 51 Counties • 80 Counties connected to the state via LGNet, private line or JIS • 3 remaining counties with plans • Local, state and private vendor collaboration: • County and municipal governments

  4. Judicial Network Project(Con’t) • MSP • DIT • DOC • DHS (FIA) & MiCSES • Court Vendors • 50 private sector companies, including • SBC • EDS • Dell • Analysts International • Result: 95.7% of all felonies

  5. Judicial Network ProjectPurpose • Memorandum of Understanding • Signed by Chief Judge • Commits the court to use equipment for intended purpose: • Electronic Reporting • Felonies First • Misdemeanors and non-felony juvenile

  6. Reporting Requirements • Circuit Court (& Family Div.) • All Adult Felonies & High Court Misdemeanors • Juvenile: • Any offense reportable for an adult is reportable for juveniles • District Court • Misdemeanors • 93 Day to 1 Year • 92 Days or Less • Ordinance Cases • Must substantially correspond to a state statute

  7. Contact Information Dan Voss Management Analyst State Court Administrative Office 517.373.2106 vossd@courts.mi.gov

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