ARIZONA CRIMINAL
JUSTICE INTEGRATION
NGA Center for Best Practices
March, 2004
Arizona Plan
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Goals
Accomplishments
Grant Activity
 Other Current Efforts
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Lessons Learned
Future
AZ Integration Goals
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NGA/BJA/NCHIP Grant:
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Build infrastructure
Create repository of orders and provide law
enforcement access
Provide access to juvenile and adult probation
information
Document information exchange
needs
Develop standardized business
processes and systems to support
exchanges
Focus on local agency integration for
highest productivity gains
Grant Activity
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Court Protective Orders
From courts statewide
 To law enforcement
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for query
 for AZ ACJIS & NCIC (no data entry)
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Court Protective Orders
NCIC
COURTS
*Enter Orders
*Enter Served Status
*Transmit
Law
Enforcement
Protective
Orders
MQ Series
*Query
*Supplemental Data
CPOR Statistics (As of March 15, 2004)
Court Type
Courts
Entered Issued
Denied
All Courts
GJ Courts
155
13
88,637 72,102 10,159 45,832 9,318
3,731
3,027
386
1,721
545
Query Statistics (Since January 22, 2004)
Query Description
ACJIS Vehicle Query
ACJIS Wanted Persons Query
ACJIS Protective Order Query
ACJIS Protective Order Modify
ACJIS Protective Order Supplement Modify
ACJIS Protective Order Supplement Modify
Served
Quashed
Count
1,422,959
1,145,793
5,245
1
5
4
Grant: con’t
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Juvenile Probation
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Statewide data on all juveniles
Law enforcement query
15 queries a day
Adult Probation
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In development
Provide data for DPS’ CPSR (Convicted
Persons on Supervised Release)
Other Integration Projects
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Court electronic dispositions to
criminal history repository at DPS
Statewide XML Workgroups
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Training
Using JXDD as model
Developing AZ transaction schemas (for
citations and booking)
Centralized tracking – arrest/jail/
prosecutor/courts
More – Current Projects
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Maricopa County ICJIS – local
county agency integration
Coconino County
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County Attorney “no-files” to DPS
Booking information to County Attorney
Law Enforcement RMS citations to
Courts
Pinal County – documenting county
agency data exchanges with JIEM
Lessons Learned
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Dirty Data
Data Ownership
Business Process and Workflow
Communication
Arizona Justice Integration
Future Projects
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Law enforcement to/from courts
data flow and sharing
Electronic citations for law
enforcement (handhelds/pda’s)
 Warrants and Quashes
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Booking to prosecution to courts
data flow
AZ Foundations for Success
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Good communication and
relationship – judicial and
executive branches
JXDD adopted as model by all
Messaging infrastructure built
(MQ Series) and is the standard
Many local agencies involved
and committed