The Minnesota Model

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• The Minnesota Model

www.crimnet.state.mn.us
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Business Casefor Integration

• Accountability
• Make offenders accountable for behavior
• Make CJ System accountable for its performance
• Cost of Public Safety at all levels
• - All Operations are information dependant, yet
  we operate with very little information
• Tragic Implications for Public Safety

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SEX OFFENDER YES
WEAPONS PROHIBITED
Jon Lee Beasley 12/8/52
NAME DOB
WARRANTS Dakota County Felony 1/1/99 Hennepin
County Misdemeanor 2/5/99 Carver County Gross
Msdr 5/5/99
MISDEMEANORS Domestic Assault 3/3/97 Assault
2/15/94 DWI 7/4/93 DWI 9/15/92
PRE-TRIAL RELEASE Ramsey 11/99 Hennepin
6/99 Dakota 5/99
FELONY CONVICTION RECORD Crim Sex Conduct 1
12/98 Assault with Weapon 3/96 Burglary Occupied
6/94
JUVENILE FELONY RECORD YES
PROBATION Hennepin Scott Dakota
Domestic Restraining Orders Y
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• criMNet

SEX OFFENDER YES
WEAPONS PROHIBITED
Jon Lee Beasley 12/8/52
NAME DOB
WARRANTS Dakota County Felony 1/1/99 Hennepin
County Misdemeanor 2/5/99 Carver County Gross
Msdr 5/5/99
MISDEMEANORS Domestic Assault 3/3/97 Assault
2/15/94 DWI 7/4/93 DWI 9/15/92
PRE-TRIAL RELEASE Ramsey 11/99 Hennepin
6/99 Dakota 5/99
FELONY CONVICTION RECORD Crim Sex Conduct 1
12/98 Assault with Weapon 3/96 Burglary Occupied
6/94
JUVENILE FELONY RECORD YES
PROBATION Hennepin Scott Dakota
Domestic Restraining Orders Y
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Kerry Dean StevensonDate of Birth 04/29/58

• AKA
• Kerry Dean Geller
• Keith Allen Brummer
• Bob Stevenson
• Robert Mark Geller
• James Heidelberg
• Richard Lee Olson
• Bob Geller
• Robert James Stevenson
• Eric Allen Johnson
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Alias Dates of Birth 03/29/55, 05/11/58,
01/24/61, 05/05/55, 04/29/55, 03/27/48, 04/24/54
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Total Offenses 21 On State Criminal History Data
Base 6
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Money For Nothing

• 1 Billion/year Statewide Expenditures
• public safety operations
• criminal justice processes
• corrections
• Excludes capital investments
• Business Value is Dependant on Information

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Key Project Sponsors

• Business Groups Organization of 100 CEOs of
  largest MN Corporations, and CEO of largest
  company in MN
• Victim Organizations Victim Abduction Task
  Force(s)
• Key Legislative Sponsors Both political
  parties, both legislative bodies
• Public Safety Commissioner Chief
  Justice Supreme Court

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Attributes of CriMNet

• Enterprise-wide
• State Cities
• Counties Feds
• Enterprise View of All Functions
• Dispatch/Investigation/Apprehension
• Charging
• Adjudication
• Sanction Administration

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Attributes of CriMNet

• All Agencies
• Law Enforcement
• Detention
• Prosecution and Defense
• Courts
• Probation/Jails/Prisons
• Enterprise Architecture (Models)
• Data
• Process
• Technology
• Organization/Governance

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Funding Approach

• State funds state agency projects
• State establishes grants for local agencies
• Integration Planning Grants to facilitate gap
  analysis against state enterprise models
• Integration Implementation Grants - only after
  Plan is completed
• Infrastructure
• Local Integration Hubs
• Adaptors
• 50 local match required

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Governance

• Integration Governance Board in Statue
• Four Executive Branch Commissioners
• Public Safety (Chair)
• Administration
• Corrections
• Finance
• Four Judicial Branch Appointed by Chief Justice
• Integration Task Force comprised of locals,
  public and corporate members advises Board
• Executive Director Hired by and Reports to Board
  and permanent /fulltime staff

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REGIONAL INTERGRATION
Upper Midwest Justice Consortium
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• The Minnesota Model

www.crimnet.state.mn.us