$2,501 - $5,000

This training provides investigative techniques, legal strategies, case studies, and forensic research from Purdue University and the National White-Collar Crime Center concerning how to understand, collect, interpret, and explain wearable fitness device evidence in legal proceedings. This includes medicolegal issues in violent crimes investigations, such as time of death, cause of death, and relevant vital signs.

Title of the training: New Approaches to IOT Crime Scene Analysis in 2024

Two quarterly reports, for periods October 1 to December 31, 2023, and January 1 to March 31, 2024, were provided to BJA during the reporting period and included details regarding the development of the virtual course and the podcast series. The report also detailed the number of certificates of completion earned for the four online training offerings.

This training provides investigative techniques, legal strategies, case studies, and forensic research from Purdue University and the National White-Collar Crime Center concerning how to understand, collect, interpret, and explain wearable fitness device evidence in legal proceedings. This includes medicolegal issues in violent crimes investigations, such as time of death, cause of death, and relevant vital signs.

Title of the training: Practical Analysis Methods Wearable & Indoor IOT Device Data

This training provides investigative techniques, legal strategies, case studies, and forensic research from Purdue University and the National White-Collar Crime Center concerning how to understand, collect, interpret, and explain wearable fitness device evidence in legal proceedings. This includes medicolegal issues in violent crimes investigations, such as time of death, cause of death, and relevant vital signs.

Title of the training: Reconsidering a Famous Crime with Modern Digital Evidence

The Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators (CJJA) conducts two annual conference meetings in conjunction with the planned American Correctional Association Conferences in Summer and Winter. The attendees are normally the executive leadership staff from member state juvenile justice agencies from across the United States. Members also include Chief probation officers from county-operated agencies.

PRC staff Stroud appeared in person at the CJJA New Directors and Superintendent's training in San Antonio, TX. Stroud presented a one-hour presentation on Sexual Safety in Confinement: Opportunities for Leadership.

Objective 7: Facilitate the adoption and implementation of Justice Counts in additional states.

Arizona (34 calls, 12 orgs, 21 people)

· 1/2 Call with Matt Bileski (Program Manager) and Molly Edwards (Public Information Officer) from the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission to discuss agency recruitment in Arizona and plan for an upcoming site visit. (2 people, representing 1 agency)

62 Phone Calls from Jan-Jun with 252 participants representing 57 agencies.

Objective 3: Expand the adoption of the national guidelines for post-conviction risk and need assessment and support implementation in up to six states.

59 Phone Calls/Virtual Meetings in June with 102 Participants Representing 59 Agencies

Objective 1: Assist four states undertaking the JRI process.

LISC coordinated the delivery of several breakout workshop sessions during the 2024 CVIPI Grantee Conference, including “Nonprofit Capacity Building: Community Justice Accelerator”, “Supporting CVI Infrastructure: Recognizing and Responding to the Needs of the CVI Workplace”, “Safe Passages as a Proven Model to Reduce Violence: The Importance of a Data-Driven and Collaborative Approach”, “Coalition Building Models in CVI”, “Performance Management for CVIPI”, “Leveraging CVI Resources to Enhance Collaboration and Capacity”, “Reimagining Justice with Data-Informed Community Engagement”, “The