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Arizona Criminal Justice Information System
ARS 41-1750
DPS is responsible for the effective operation of the central state repository in order to collect, store and disseminate complete and accurate Arizona criminal history records and related criminal justice information.
ARS 41-1750
DPS should establish and enforce the necessary physical and system safeguards to ensure that the criminal justice information maintained and disseminated through the ACJIS is appropriately protected from unauthorized inquiry, modification, destruction or dissemination as required by this section.
SYSTEM ACCESS
The agency must be a court or a governmental agency, or any subunit thereof.
The agency must perform as its principal function, the administration of criminal justice.
The agency must allocate more than 50% of its annual budget to the administration of criminal justice.
ACJIS
Computerized network available to Arizona Law Enforcement and other criminal justice agencies.
System is available 7 days a week, 24-hours a day
StateLevel
Offender BasedTracking System
Az Stolen Vehicles
Az Persons File Alcohol Data AcquisitionManagement System
Az Law EnforcementTelecommunications
Concealed Weapon PermitTracking System
Non-fingerprint based arrestand disposition file
Road and Weather File
Sex Offender Profileand Notification File
Sex Off enderRegistration/Notification
Arizona ComputerizedCriminal History
NCIC
Houses files on persons and property at a national level.
National Crime Information Center
Article FileBoat FileForeign Fugitive FileGun FileInterstate Identification IndexLicense Plate FileMissing Person File
National Crime Information Center
Originating Agency Identifier FileSecurities FileU.S. Secret Service Protective FileUnidentified Person FileVehicle FileWanted Person FileViolent Gang/ Terrorist Organizations File
National Crime Information Center
Protection Order FileSexual Offender Registry
NLETS
Message switching system which provides for the interstate exchange of criminal justice information utilizing administrative messages and formatted databases. NLETS also provides access to a variety of help files.
National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems
ATF Trace Request Submission System
Boat Registration FileCriminal History
Information FileCommercial Vehicle
Information SystemDrivers License
Information File
Federal Aviation Administration File
Hazardous Materials File
International Fuel Tax Association Index
Immigration and Naturalization Service File
National Law Enforcement Telecommunications Systems
National Insurance Crime Bureau
Originating Agency Identifier On-Line File
Parole, Probation, and Corrections File
Road and Weather System
Vehicle Registration Information File
Sex Offender Registration File
Snowmobile Registration File
Interface Agencies
AZMVD Driver’s License Information File Vehicle Registration Information File Aircraft Registration Information
Interface Agencies
AZ Game and FishLaw Enforcement Judicial Information
System and PawnshopOffender Based Correction Information
System
Terminals on the ACJIS Network
MDT - 1979CRT/PC 3,594Printers - 779 Total 5573
ACJIS/NCIC transaction countsFY 7/1/97 through 6/30/98
Total transactions 42,817,675 State Criminal History - 4,304,124 Stolen Vehicles - 6,771,643 Person File - 7,349.230 All LEJIS - 1,241,635 MVD - 7,102,573 NLETS - 6,122,707
Terminal Operators
Statewide Operators approximately 16,000
NCIC 2000 Overview
Enhance existing systems expanding/adding fields adding new transactions
NCIC 2000 Overview
Workstations - image processingMDT’s - image processingOn-line validationsInformation linking
Implementing NCIC 2000
Phase One - Target Date 10/01/2000NCIC 2000 “text” based system. Expand some fields, add some new fields
and transactions to existing systemsBegin looking at imaging processing via
workstations
Implementing NCIC 2000
Phase Two- Target Date 10/01/2001Add batch file transferAdd other new transactionsOn-line validation
Implementing NCIC 2000
Phase Three- Target Date 07/01/2002Send and receive image transactions