Arizona Criminal Justice Information System

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Arizona Criminal Justice Information System
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ARS 41-1750

• DPS is responsible for the effective operation of
  the central state repository in order to collect,
  store and disseminate complete and accurate
  Arizona criminal history records and related
  criminal justice information.

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ARS 41-1750

• DPS should establish and enforce the necessary
  physical and system safeguards to ensure that the
  criminal justice information maintained and
  disseminated through the ACJIS is appropriately
  protected from unauthorized inquiry,
  modification, destruction or dissemination as
  required by this section.

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SYSTEM ACCESS

• The agency must be a court or a governmental
  agency, or any subunit thereof.
• The agency must perform as its principal
  function, the administration of criminal justice.
• The agency must allocate more than 50 of its
  annual budget to the administration of criminal
  justice.

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ACJIS

• Computerized network available to Arizona Law
  Enforcement and other criminal justice agencies.
• System is available 7 days a week, 24-hours a day

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Arizona Computerized Criminal History
Az Law Enforcement Telecommunications
Road and Weather File
Sex Offender Profile and Notification File
Offender Based Tracking System
State Level
Non-fingerprint based arrest and disposition file
Az Stolen Vehicles
Alcohol Data Acquisition Management System
Az Persons File
Sex Off ender Registration/Notification
Concealed Weapon Permit Tracking System
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NCIC

• Houses files on persons and property at a
  national level.

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National Crime Information Center

• Article File
• Boat File
• Foreign Fugitive File
• Gun File
• Interstate Identification Index
• License Plate File
• Missing Person File

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National Crime Information Center

• Originating Agency Identifier File
• Securities File
• U.S. Secret Service Protective File
• Unidentified Person File
• Vehicle File
• Wanted Person File
• Violent Gang/ Terrorist Organizations File

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National Crime Information Center

• Protection Order File
• Sexual Offender Registry

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NLETS

• Message switching system which provides for the
  interstate exchange of criminal justice
  information utilizing administrative messages and
  formatted databases. NLETS also provides access
  to a variety of help files.

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National Law Enforcement Telecommunications
Systems

• ATF Trace Request Submission System
• Boat Registration File
• Criminal History Information File
• Commercial Vehicle Information System
• Drivers License Information File

• Federal Aviation Administration File
• Hazardous Materials File
• International Fuel Tax Association Index
• Immigration and Naturalization Service File

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National Law Enforcement Telecommunications
Systems

• National Insurance Crime Bureau
• Originating Agency Identifier On-Line File
• Parole, Probation, and Corrections File
• Road and Weather System

• Vehicle Registration Information File
• Sex Offender Registration File
• Snowmobile Registration File

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Interface Agencies

• AZMVD
• Drivers License Information File
• Vehicle Registration Information File
• Aircraft Registration Information

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Interface Agencies

• AZ Game and Fish
• Law Enforcement Judicial Information System and
  Pawnshop
• Offender Based Correction Information System

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Terminals on the ACJIS Network

• MDT - 1979
• CRT/PC 3,594
• Printers - 779
• Total 5573

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ACJIS/NCIC transaction countsFY 7/1/97 through
6/30/98

• Total transactions 42,817,675
• State Criminal History - 4,304,124
• Stolen Vehicles - 6,771,643
• Person File - 7,349.230
• All LEJIS - 1,241,635
• MVD - 7,102,573
• NLETS - 6,122,707

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Terminal Operators

• Statewide Operators
• approximately 16,000

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NCIC 2000 Overview

• Enhance existing systems
• expanding/adding fields
• adding new transactions

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NCIC 2000 Overview

• Workstations - image processing
• MDTs - image processing
• On-line validations
• Information linking

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Implementing NCIC 2000

• Phase One - Target Date 10/01/2000
• NCIC 2000 text based system.
• Expand some fields, add some new fields and
  transactions to existing systems
• Begin looking at imaging processing via
  workstations

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Implementing NCIC 2000

• Phase Two- Target Date 10/01/2001
• Add batch file transfer
• Add other new transactions
• On-line validation

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Implementing NCIC 2000

• Phase Three- Target Date 07/01/2002
• Send and receive image transactions