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Possible Criminal History and

Case and Criminal History(PCH/CACH)

Implementation Report

Mo WestJIN Program Manager

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Presentation Outline

• Objectives• Requirements• Architecture• Implementation• Capabilities• Expansion• Recognition

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PCH/CACH Objectives

• Design a fully operational, scalable application that will allow state and local criminal justice agencies to exchange information securely, reliably, and in real time regardless of the existing technology infrastructures

• Deliver a solution based on an open standards and service based architecture that builds on the existing state infrastructure and improves the flow of information in a flexible and cost effective manner

• Provide an architecture based on customer requirements and current operational environments

• Deliver a solution that meets the requirements and support the strategic directions of the participating stakeholders

• Solution will be comprised of two web-based queries designed, developed, and deployed on the integration platforms

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Requirements

• Consolidated returns on ‘ID of Possible Matches’ from JIS and ACCESS in a single query

• Consolidate returns on ‘Criminal/Case History’ from JIS and ACCESS in a single query

• All queries will be asynchronous request/reply web services• Standardized security tokens for external agency authentication• JINDEX perform GJXDM compliant web service translation• Provide service status, availability, and usage metrics to authorized

users and administrators

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Architecture

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Architecture-simplified

JINDEX

Criminal History

Protection Orders

Warrants

Case History

Driver Info

Court Information

ProTrac

JILS

JINDEX

ACCESS

JIS

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Implementation

• JIN: JINDEX integration configuration, connector development, message exchange specifications, translation configuration, install certificate acceptance mechanism

• WSP: Verify query execution, validate ORI and addresses, validate security access

• AOC: Web service development and deployment, validate message specifications, install and test certificates

• King County: develop web service ‘consumer’ application, install and test certificates, conduct unit and acceptance tests

• Yakima County: develop web service ‘consumer’ application, conduct unit and acceptance tests

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Outcomes

• PCH/CACH is fully operational, scalable application that provides secure, reliable, and real time criminal information to justice professionals

• PCH/CACH is based on open standards and services that utilize existing infrastructure and is cost effective and flexible

• PCH/CACH is based on customer requirements and operational environments

• PCH/CACH meets the requirements and support the strategic directions of the participating stakeholders

• Solution is comprised of two web-based queries (Possible Criminal History/Case And Criminal History) designed, developed, and deployed on the JINDEX integration platform

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Next Steps

• Finish the development of the demonstration interface

• Complete the Project Review and Assessment with stakeholders

• Restructure support documentation and procedures• Restructure technical and implementation

requirements for new local justice agencies

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Recognition

• AOC: Randy McKown-Project Management, Brian Leonardo-Architecture/Development, Michael Simpson-Development/Testing

• WSP: Dan Parsens-Architecture/TAG rep, Al Lane-Testing Validation• King County: Trevor Esko-Project Management/TAG rep, Gregory

McDaniel-Development/Testing• Yakima County: George Helton-Project Management/TAG rep,

Francisco Perez-Development/Testing• DIS/JIN: Scott Bream-Project Management, John Howe-

Architecture/TAG rep, Steven Scott-Development/Testing• Online Business Systems: David Neufeld-Project Management,

Bryan Lepine-Project Management/Development, Bradley Falk-Development/Testing