Technology Standards - Global Standards

SEARCH provides support for NAJIS as the only practitioner event that focuses on information sharing. SEARCH promotes the adoption and use of national standards when developing presentations for the NAJIS annual conference. Participation Promotes national standards and resources available to conference participants who generally represent state and local practitioners with responsibilities for acquiring and implementing technology within the justice community.

For the Oakland-Richmond VRN project, SEARCH will provide and facilitate development of a governance document. JAN-JUNE 2016 PROGRESS UPDATE: SEARCH staff conducted a site visit in Oakland, California on 3/15/16-3/17/16 to assess information sharing and technology capabilities used by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office and provided the findings and recommendations to Violence Reduction Network stakeholders on 6/22/16.

Assist the Larimer County Colorado Justice Date Sharing Committee with planning efforts to implement new information sharing capabilities among county and municipal justice stakeholders. The focus of the committee is to implement a federated query application for authorized users to access a number of county justice information sources.

In July of 2015, Center staff provided research assistance for Alyssa Harrold of the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians.

In July of 2015, Center staff forwarded new CCI publication on teleservices in response to inquiry about “mobile courts” to Kristen DeVall of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi.

In September 2015, Center staff edited version of the White Earth Strategic Plan_OJJDP Tribal Underage Drinking.

In September 2015, Center staff provided Misdemeanor Assessment tool to Brian Mathers -Ho Chunk Nation.

In September 2015, Center staff maintained email correspondence with Cathy Fisher Healing to Wellness Coordinator SCIT Tribal Court re policy/procedure information on Foster Care transition.

In September 2015, Center staff conducted email introductions between Richard Iron Cloud of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation (South Dakota) and Mike Jackson of Kake First Nation, Wendy Hill of the Haudenosaunee Nation and Precious Benally of the Center for Court Innovation regarding peacemaking trainings.

In September 2015, Center staff emailed Marcy Kahn of the Unified Court System to discuss potential TTA to support the development of a bail reform pilot project for Native American offenders in the Town of Bombay court in northern New York State. This project has been approved by the NYS Office of Court Administration and will be developed in partnership with the NY Federal-State-Tribal Court Forum and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe.