The value of information-sharing and exchange efforts can best be achieved through the active participation and collaboration of the many organizations involved in serving our nation and the world.
Two New Jersey projects are actively using and/or developing NIEM and Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM) standards for the sharing and processing of data: The New Jersey Data Exchange (NJ-DEx), a key initiative for sharing information both horizontally and vertically in the New Jersey law...
In an effort to establish the technology architecture needed across the jurisdictions, the National Capital Region (NCR) created a Data Exchange Hub (DEH) to act as a switching station for providing secure access to communications systems and applications. As a part of this effort, four...
Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EPOSS) successfully used NIEM as part of the MassGangs project to support the exchange of information obtained by local, regional, and state criminal justice agencies regarding members of criminal gangs and illegal organizations in...
The Judiciary VCase Courts Management System is a project to purchase and convert to a modern, centralized, Web-based case management, document management, and e-filing system to support all courts in the Judiciary.
The Hennepin County Jail sends booking information to other criminal justice partner agencies in Hennepin County.
Florida Law Enforcement Exchange (FLEX) is an initiative to establish a single, statewide, information-sharing infrastructure that would conform to NIEM.
The European Pool against Organized Crime (EPOC) aims to develop tools to support the fight against serious and organized crime. The EPOC IV Experimentation Project started on April 1, 2009, for a three-year period with Eurojust and 10 European Member State Project Partners. The project’s key...
The Dallas County Secure Data Exchange (DC-DEx) is a program to improve court processing procedures county-wide by facilitating the electronic exchange of critical incident/offense, arrest, and booking data between law enforcement agencies in Dallas County. DC-DEx will serve as the foundation...
The Consortium for the Exchange of Criminal Justice Technology (CONNECT) is a project initiative by five states (Alabama, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Wyoming) which have agreed to pool their collective expertise to make interstate information sharing a reality.
The State of Connecticut Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) and Department of Motor Vehicles worked together to locate offenders who hold student transportation endorsements (Student Transportation Endorsement Offender Match).
