Crime Prevention

1. Introduction
2. Agency Policies

1. Integrating criminal justice information systems

1. Internet
2. Social Media
3. Research

1. Comprehensive pre-sentencing background checks

1. Prior Offenses
2. Mental Conditions
3. Rehabilitation

1. Sex offender registries

1. Categories
2. Crime Committed
3. Registration Requirements

1. Transportation, port, and border security

1. TSA
2. Border Patrol
3. Coast Guard

1. Budgets

1. Fiscal Cost
2. Revenue

1. Communication

1. There are various types of communications used within the criminal justice system

1. Personal
2. Confidential
3. Respectful
4. Servicing
5. Authorizing

1. Multiple channels are used when communicating.

1. Email
2. Phone
3. Verbal
4. Nonverbal
5. Memos
6. Pagers
7. Walkie Talkie
8. Dispatching

1. Each criminal justice outlet will need to integrate new policies and procedures to ensure communication flows properly from one outlet to another.

1. Law enforcement
2. Private security
3. The courts
4. Institutional corrections
5. Community corrections

1. Technologies

1. Advancements in technology are ever-changing

1. Internet
2. Wireless
3. Cell phones
4. IPad/laptop/portable devices

1. Criminals use technology to commit crimes

1. Identity theft
2. Fraudulent charges
3. Hacking computer software
4. Endangering children
5. Finding victims online
6. May be difficult to detect

1. Police need a specialized unit to detect and stop cyber crimes

1. Difficult to find qualified personnel
2. Expensive
3. Crimes continue to evolve

1. Cultural and Sub-Cultural
2. Conclusion

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