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Welcome

Keynote Speakers

Agenda – Tuesday, July 23

Agenda – Wednesday, July 24

Exhibit Hall Schedule

Sponsors

SEARCH Membership Group

Hotel Floorplan

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AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 2019

Welcome 8:00AM–8:30AM Regency E/F

Welcome and Introductions

TECHNOLOGY Keynote 8:30AM–9:30AM Technology: A Vision of the Future of Justice Technology

Break 9:30AM–9:45AM Regency Foyer Break co-sponsored with Mainstream Technologies

POLICY Keynote 9:45AM–10:45AM Regency E/F Policy: Privacy, Transparency, Accountability, and

Evolving Legal Doctrines in Justice Technology

Break 10:45AM–11:00AM Regency Foyer Break co-sponsored with Mainstream Technologies

RESEARCH Keynote 11:00AM–12:00PM Regency E/F Research: Establishing a Research Agenda for Justice Reform,

Evidence-Based Practices, and Performance Management

Lunch / Exhibit Hall Opens 12:00PM–1:30PM Independence Center A Lunch co-sponsored with IDEMIA

WORKSHOPS 1:30PM–3:00PM

Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

Facial Recognition:

Assessing Current Technology,

Research Trends, and Future Directions

Exploring the Enduring Impact of

Criminal History Records–

Beyond the Scarlet Letter

NICS: Emerging Legislation,

Evolving Challenges, and

Innovative Solutions

Break / Exhibit Hall 3:00PM–3:30PM Independence Center A Break co-sponsored with NEC Corporation of America


Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

Artificial Intelligence and

Machine Learning: Exploring

Applications in Justice Operations

Legislative and Policy Proposals on

Expungement and Sealing: Trends in

Criminal History Records Management

Criminal Justice Reform and Reentry:

Understanding Risk,

Recidivism, and Redemption

Reception 5:30PM–7:00PM Independence Center A Reception hosted by SEARCH

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019

Continental Breakfast 7:00AM–8:00AM Regency Foyer Breakfast hosted by SEARCH

WORKSHOPS 8:00AM–9:00AM

Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

Real World Information Security:

Vulnerability Assessments,

Systems Security Auditing, and

Building Robust Security

Official CCH Records vs.

Commercial Background Checks:

What do we Know?

Facial Recognition Research:

Measuring Efficiency, Effectiveness,

and Business and

Public Safety Value

Break / Exhibit Hall 9:00AM–9:30AM Independence Center A Break hosted by SEARCH

WORKSHOPS 9:30AM–10:30AM

Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

Technology Tools and

Applications to Support

Criminal Justice

Reform and Reentry

Facial Recognition:

Privacy, Transparency,

Evolving Legal Doctrine,

Policy Guidance, and Operations

NIBRS and Crime Analysis:

Developing Analytic Models for

State and Local Crime Analysis

Using NIBRS

Break / Exhibit Hall 10:30AM–11:00AM Independence Center A Break hosted by SEARCH

WORKSHOPS 11:00AM–12:00PM

Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

IT Consolidation, Cloud Hosting, and

Regional Sharing:

Technical, Operational, and

Management Considerations

Privacy and Security in an

Increasingly Online World–

Beyond a Zero Sum Game

Exploiting the Value of


Establishing a Research Agenda

Lunch / Exhibit Hall 12:00PM–1:30PM Independence Center A Lunch co-sponsored with Gemalto, a Thales company


Conference Theater

Technology

Regency E

Policy

Regency F

Research

Justice Information Sharing

Case Studies: Exploring Regional

Information Sharing Capabilities

The Implications of “Cite-and-

Release” Policies on

Criminal History Records

Understanding Crime in Context:

Contemporary Research in

Measuring Community Health,

Safety, and Wellness

2019 SEARCH Symposium on Justice Information Technology, Policy and Research | 1

WELCOME Welcome to the 2019 SEARCH Symposium on Justice

Information Technology, Policy and Research. SEARCH

is proud to offer this national forum so participants can

explore the most critical contemporary issues in justice

information management and operations that confront

and challenge key decision-makers and justice

professionals at all levels.

New and emerging technologies play a crucial role in

justice operations—enabling more sophisticated crime,

enhancing investigative capabilities, and expanding

research and information sharing. The 2019 SEARCH

Symposium will explore the impact and role of

technology, legal doctrine, policy initiatives, and

research findings and opportunities in such areas as

facial recognition, criminal justice reform and reentry,

information security, commercial background checks,

record sealing and expungement practices, crime

analysis, measuring risk and redemption—and more.

With the 2019 Symposium, SEARCH offers keynote

addresses from national thought leaders, intensive

workshops across three complementary tracks—

Technology, Policy, and Research—and opportunities

for networking, education, and solutions. SEARCH is

proud to commemorate our 50th anniversary this year,

and the 2019 Symposium continues our long-standing

practice of partnering with leading experts, industry

thought leaders, researchers, practitioners, technical

developers and justice and public safety professionals

to learn, to engage, and to effect change.

SEARCH CHAIR

Leslie Moore Director

Information Services Division

Kansas Bureau of Investigation

SEARCH VICE CHAIR

Major Brandon Gray Commanding Officer

Identification & Information

Technology Section

New Jersey State Police KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Technology:

A Vision of the Future of Justice

Technology

Policy

Privacy, Transparency, Accountability,

and Evolving Legal Doctrines in

Justice Technology

Research

Establishing a Research Agenda for

Justice Reform, Evidence-Based

Practices, and Performance

Management

Mr. David J. Roberts Executive Director

SEARCH

Mr. Robert R. Belair Partner

Arnall, Golden & Gregory

Mr. Jeremy Travis Executive Vice President

Arnold Ventures

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AGENDA – TUESDAY, JULY 23

! The morning sessions are located in

Regency E/F on the Ballroom Level

8:00am–8:30am Welcome and Introductions Leslie Moore SEARCH Chair and

Director, Information Services Division Kansas Bureau of Investigation

Major Brandon Gray SEARCH Vice Chair and

Commanding Officer, Identification &

Information Technology Section

New Jersey State Police

8:30am–9:30am TECHNOLOGY KEYNOTE

A Vision of the Future of Justice

Technology

David J. Roberts Executive Director SEARCH

9:30am–9:45am Break (Regency Foyer) Co-sponsored with Mainstream Technologies

9:45am–10:45am POLICY KEYNOTE

Privacy, Transparency, Accountability,

and Evolving Legal Doctrines in Justice

Technology

Robert R. Belair Partner

Arnall, Golden & Gregory

10:45am–11:00am Break (Regency Foyer) Co-sponsored with Mainstream Technologies

11:00am–12:00pm RESEARCH KEYNOTE

Establishing a Research Agenda for

Justice Reform, Evidence-Based

Practices, and Performance

Management

Jeremy Travis Executive Vice President

Arnold Ventures

12:00pm–1:30pm Lunch—Exhibit Hall

(Independence Center A) Enjoy lunch in the Exhibit Hall and visit the

Symposium exhibitors and sponsors. The Exhibit Hall remains open until 7:00 pm.

Lunch co-sponsored with IDEMIA

1:30pm–5:00pm WORKSHOPS IN THREE TRACKS

Technology / Policy / Research

1:30pm–3:00pm Technology

Facial Recognition: Assessing Current

Technology, Research Trends, and

Future Directions

(Conference Theater)

Patrick Grother Scientist

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Pamela Scanlon Executive Director

Automated Regional Justice Information

System

Policy

Exploring the Enduring Impact of


Beyond the Scarlet Letter

(Regency E)

Dr. Alfred Blumstein J. Erik Jonsson University Professor of Urban

Systems and Operations Research, Emeritus

Heinz College, Carnegie-Mellon University

Chidi Umez Project Manager

Corrections & Reentry Council of State Governments

Research

NICS: Emerging Legislation, Evolving

Challenges, and Innovative Solutions

(Regency F)

Melissa Nee Director of Government Affairs

SEARCH

JoAnn Garrison Liaison Specialist

National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Section

Criminal Justice Information Services Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael Buenger Executive Vice President and

Chief Operating Officer National Center for State Courts


3:00pm–3:30pm Break—Exhibit Hall

(Independence Center A) Co-sponsored with NEC Corp. of America


Artificial Intelligence and Machine

Learning: Exploring Applications in

Justice Operations


Dr. Evan Levine Assistant Commissioner for Data Analytics

The City of New York Police Department

Andrew Branch Director of Data Infrastructure and Product Measures for Justice

David Kilmer Lead Developer/Architect

Measures for Justice

Policy

Legislative and Policy Proposals on

Expungement and Sealing: Trends in

Criminal History Records Management

(Regency E)

Colleen Chien Professor Santa Clara University School of Law

Jolene Forman Manager, Criminal Justice Policy

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Wyatt Pettengill Special Agent in Charge

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation

Research

Criminal Justice Reform and Reentry:

Understanding Risk, Recidivism, and

Redemption

(Regency F)

Dr. Kiminori Nakamura Assistant Research Professor

Research Director

Maryland Data Analysis Center

Dr. Kristofer (Bret) Bucklen Chief of Research, Evaluation and Projections Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

5:30pm–7:00pm Reception—Exhibit Hall

(Independence Center A) Hosted by SEARCH

YOU ARE INVITED

2019 SEARCH SYMPOSIUM

RECEPTION

TUESDAY, JULY 23

5:30PM—7:00PM

EXHIBIT HALL

INDEPENDENCE CENTER A

Hosted by SEARCH


AGENDA – WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 7:00am–8:00am Continental Breakfast

(Regency Foyer) Enjoy a light breakfast before the day’s

workshops begin.

Hosted by SEARCH

8:00am–3:00pm WORKSHOPS IN THREE TRACKS

Technology / Policy / Research

8:00am–9:00am Technology

Real World Information Security:

Vulnerability Assessments,

Systems Security Auditing, and

Building Robust Security


Timothy Lott Director of Operations and

Senior High-Tech Crime Training Specialist

SEARCH

Chief Terry Sult Chief of Police City of Hampton, VA

Paul Weatherhead Senior Security Specialist

Digital Boundary Group

Policy

Official CCH Records vs. Commercial

Background Checks:

What do we Know?

(Regency E)

Frank A.S. Campbell Chief Executive Officer

Highland Strategies

Jennifer Clark President

Inquiries Screening

Wyatt Pettengill Special Agent in Charge

North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation

Lester S. Rosen Chief Executive Officer Employment Screening Resources

Research

Facial Recognition Research:

Measuring Efficiency, Effectiveness,

and Business and Public Safety Value

(Regency F)

Pamela Scanlon Executive Director Automated Regional Justice Information

System

Krystal Howard SNAP Unit Manager Biometrics and Identification Division

Michigan State Police

Kimberly J. Del Greco Deputy Assistant Director Information Services Branch

Criminal Justice Information Services Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

9:00am–9:30am Break—Exhibit Hall


9:30am–10:30am Technology

Technology Tools and Applications to

Support Criminal Justice Reform and

Reentry


Matthew Stubenberg President, MDLegalApps

Associate Director of Legal Technology-A2J

Lab

Harvard University

Evonne Silva Senior Director

Criminal Justice and Workforce Development

Code for America

Policy

Facial Recognition: Privacy,

Transparency, Evolving Legal Doctrine,

Policy Guidance, and Operations

(Regency E)

Ben Bawden Principal

Brooks Bawden Moore

Jay Stanley Senior Policy Analyst Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project

American Civil Liberties Union


Research

NIBRS and Crime Analysis: Developing

Analytic Models for State and Local

Crime Analysis Using NIBRS

(Regency F)

Erica Smith Chief, Law Enforcement

Incident-Based Statistics Unit Bureau of Justice Statistics

U.S. Department of Justice

Dr. Alexia Cooper Statistician and Program Manager

Bureau of Justice Statistics


Dr. Kimberly Martin Statistician Law Enforcement Incident-Based Statistics



Kyle Comer CJIS Program Manager

Missouri UCR and Criminal Justice Audit Unit Missouri State Highway Patrol

10:30am–11:00am Break—Exhibit Hall


11:00am–12:00pm Technology

IT Consolidation, Cloud Hosting,

and Regional Sharing:

Technical, Operational, and

Management Considerations


Tony Abate Senior Systems Architect

Nlets

Jason Bright Supervisor

Criminal Records & Identification Services

Section

Division of Criminal Investigation

Montana Department of Justice

Becki Goggins Director of Law and Policy SEARCH

Policy

Privacy and Security in an

Increasingly Online World–

Beyond a Zero Sum Game

(Regency E)

Justin Fitzsimmons Director of High-Tech Crime Training Services

SEARCH

Abigail Abraham Senior Attorney High-Tech Crime Training Services

SEARCH

Christopher Kelly Director

Digital Forensics Laboratory

Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office

Jay Stanley Senior Policy Analyst

Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project

American Civil Liberties Union

Research

Exploiting the Value of


Establishing a Research Agenda/

(Regency F)

Dr. Shawn Bushway Professor of Public Administration and Policy Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy

University at Albany,

State University of New York

Matthew Ruel Director

Maine State Bureau of Identification Maine State Police

12:00pm–1:30pm Lunch—Exhibit Hall

(Independence Center A) Enjoy lunch and visit the Symposium

exhibitors and sponsors. The Exhibit Hall will

close at 1:30 p.m.

Lunch co-sponsored with Gemalto, a Thales

company



Justice Information Sharing

Case Studies: Exploring Regional

Information Sharing Capabilities


Bob Merwine PMO Chief

Public Safety Delivery Center Pennsylvania Office of Administration

Mannone Butler Executive Director

District of Columbia Criminal Justice

Coordinating Council

David Elwood Application Developer

Delaware Criminal Justice Information System

Debbie Allen Executive Advisor

Office of the Mayor

City of St. Louis, Missouri

Steven White Assistant Director

Infrastructure & Customer Support

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Policy

The Implications of “Cite-and-Release”

Policies on Criminal History Records

(Regency E)

Dennis DeBacco Justice Information Services Specialist

Law and Policy

SEARCH

Kathryn Monfreda Director

Division of Statewide Services Alaska Department of Public Safety

Captain Greg Willmore Director

Bureau of Criminal Identification

Utah Department of Public Safety

Melanie Veilleux Administrative Manager Arizona Department of Public Safety

Research

Understanding Crime in Context:

Contemporary Research in

Measuring Community Health,

Safety, and Wellness

(Regency F)

Erica Smith Chief, Law Enforcement Incident-Based Statistics Unit



Dr. James P. Lynch Professor

Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Maryland

Dr. Kimberly Martin Statistician

Law Enforcement Incident-Based Statistics



Paul Wormeli Innovation Strategist

Wormeli Consulting

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EXHIBIT HALL SCHEDULE The Symposium Exhibit Hall is located in Independence Center A (one escalator ride down from the lobby) and features industry-leading technology solution and resource providers. Visit our Symposium Sponsors and Exhibitors during the Exhibit Hall hours and during breaks, lunches, and the Tuesday evening reception.

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10:30AM—11:00AM Hosted break

12:00PM—1:30PM Hosted lunch

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SEARCH MEMBERSHIP GROUP Alabama April Bickhaus

Chief Criminal Justice Services Division

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Alaska

Kathryn M. Monfreda Director Division of Statewide Services

Alaska Department of Public Safety

Arizona Lt. Colonel Timothy Chung Assistant Director

Technical Services Division Arizona Department of Public Safety

Arkansas Brad Cazort

Director Arkansas Crime Information Center

California Warren Stanley Commissioner

California Highway Patrol

Colorado Chris Andrist* Deputy Director

Criminal Justice Information Systems Colorado Bureau of Investigation

Delaware M. Lisa K. Voss

Assistant Director State Bureau of Identification Delaware State Police

District of Columbia Mannone Butler

Executive Director District of Columbia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

Hawaii Christopher D.W. Young

Administrator Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center Department of the Attorney General

Idaho Leila McNeill

Chief Criminal Identification Bureau

Idaho State Police Illinois

Major John Rattigan* Bureau of Identification Illinois State Police

Indiana

Major Michael White Assistant Chief of Staff Communication and Information Services

Indiana State Police Iowa

David Jobes Assistant Director

Iowa Department of Public Safety Kansas

Leslie Moore Director Information Services Division

Kansas Bureau of Investigation

Kentucky Major Larry C. Newton, Jr. Technical Services Division

Kentucky State Police Louisiana

Norman G. Gobert Director

Court Case MIS Office Louisiana Supreme Court

Maine Matthew R. Ruel Director

Maine State Bureau of Identification Maine State Police

Maryland Donna Rowlette

Director Criminal Justice Information System-Central Repository

Maryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services Massachusetts

Curtis M. Wood Undersecretary Forensic Science and Technology

Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security

Michigan Dawn T. Brinningstaull Director

Criminal Justice Information Center Michigan State Police

Minnesota Dana Gotz

Deputy Superintendent Justice Information Services Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension

Missouri Major David A. (Tony) Flannigan

Commander Missouri State Highway Patrol

Technical Services Bureau Montana

Jason Bright Supervisor Criminal Records & Identification Services Section

Division of Criminal Investigation Montana Department of Justice

Nebraska Jeff Avey*

Director Criminal Identification Division Nebraska State Patrol

Nevada

Mindy McKay* Division Administrator and CSO Records, Communications and Compliance Division

Nevada Department of Public Safety New Jersey

Major Brandon Gray Commanding Officer Identification & Information Technology Section

New Jersey State Police

New York Adam Dean Director

Office of Criminal Justice Records New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services

North Carolina Wyatt Pettengill

Special Agent In Charge North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation

North Dakota Annette Klein* Administrative Staff Officer

North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Ohio Beth Owens* Director of Identification

Bureau of Identification & Investigation Ohio Attorney General’s Office

Oklahoma Debbie McKinney

Division Director Information Services Division Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation

Pennsylvania Robert Merwine

PMO Chief Public Safety Delivery Center

Pennsylvania Office of Administration Rhode Island

Lt. Col. Kevin M. Barry Deputy Superintendent/Commanding Officer Department of Public Safety

Rhode Island State Police

South Carolina Major Jennie M. Temple Criminal Justice Information Services

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division

South Dakota Amy Mancuso

Director South Dakota Law Enforcement Telecommunications System

Department of Public Safety Tennessee

Bradley D. Truitt Director of Information Systems Tennessee Bureau of Investigation

Texas

Mike Lesko Deputy Assistant Director Crime Records Service

Texas Department of Public Safety Utah

Captain Greg Willmore Director

Bureau of Criminal Identification Utah Department of Public Safety

Vermont Christopher Herrick Deputy Commissioner

Vermont Department of Public Safety

Virginia Captain Tricia Powers* Criminal Justice Information Services Division

Virginia State Police Washington

Jim Anderson Commander

Criminal Records Division Washington State Patrol

Wyoming Eric J. Wiltanger Deputy Director, CJIS

Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation

At Large Appointees Alfred Blumstein, Ph.D. J. Erik Jonsson University Professor of

Urban Systems and Operations Research, Emeritus H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Carnegie-Mellon University

Kevin J. Bowling, JD Court Administrator

20th Circuit & Ottawa County Probate Courts

Dan Foro Senior Advisor New York State Sheriffs’ Association Institute

Michael W. Haas, LLM Assistant Director for Law Enforcement Services & Information Sharing

Office of the Chief Information Officer Assistant Director, Law Enforcement Services

U.S Department of Justice Christopher W. Kelly, JD

Director Digital Evidence Laboratory Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Office of the Attorney General

James P. Lynch, Ph.D. Professor Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice

University of Maryland David Steingraber

Senior Policy Advisor National Criminal Justice Association

Bob Wessels Vice Chair

Judicial Committee on Information Technology State of Texas Members Emeritus

Charles M. Friel, Ph.D. (Retired) Professor

College of Criminal Justice Sam Houston State University Hugh M. Collins, Ph.D. (Retired)

Judicial Administrator Louisiana Supreme Court

*Designated Alternate

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