On-Demand Webinar: AI in the Courts
MCP’s on-demand webinar, AI in the Courts, explores how artificial intelligence is being applied to modernize judicial operations.
Topics: On-Demand Webinars, Criminal Justice
MCP’s on-demand webinar, AI in the Courts, explores how artificial intelligence is being applied to modernize judicial operations.
Topics: On-Demand Webinars, Criminal Justice
Despite decades of federal and state investment, the criminal history records ecosystem still suffers from incomplete, inaccurate, and delayed data—hindering critical justice decisions.
Topics: White Papers, Criminal Justice
MCP discusses how court leaders can shore up their cybersecurity without cutting off access to justice and breaking their IT budgets. This webinar, targeted at court system information technology (IT) professionals, identify the five most critical tactics for elevating a court system’s cybersecurity posture and preventing or mitigating a cyberattack.
Topics: On-Demand Webinars, Criminal Justice
There was a time not long ago when cyberattackers solely targeted for-profit organizations, but their focus now has expanded to the public sector. As a result, cyberattacks on court systems are a very serious risk factor that increases every day — but they are not often discussed. Further, many available grants specially designed to help high-risk
Topics: Cybersecurity, On-Demand Webinars, Criminal Justice
MCP's informational podcast series features the firm’s subject-matter experts and other industry leaders exploring a wide range of timely topics pertaining to mission-critical communications.
The sixth episode on the MCP Podcast Network is entitled “Data-Driven Criminal Justice.” This episode explores how data integration can improve the criminal justice process and result in better information and more effective and data-driven decision-making. Every criminal justice agency is dependent on its partners, whether it be courts, prosecutors, corrections, law enforcement, or any other partners for information to be there in a timely manner. Additional topics of discussion include:
Topics: Podcast, Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice
In Summary
Records-management is a cornerstone of effective policing. In today’s data-rich environment, a records-management system (RMS) with robust data-mining capabilities is critical to managing information and maintaining accurate records to keep communities safe. It is also critical for law enforcement agencies to have the ability to effectively share those records and data to support improved crime reporting.
In January 2021, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will stop collecting Uniform Crime Report (UCR) summary data and only collect data through the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). There are many questions, both technical and operational, about how agencies can meet the compliance deadline, especially when it comes to the challenges of report validation, personnel training and developing new, effective workflows.
During this session, Mission Critical Partners discusses the following:
NIBRS is expected to foster greater consistency in the data that is being collected for each incident that occurs because it has defined standard ways of describing an incidentand collecting the data, so that apples-to-apples comparisons can be made at the national level. There are several challenges that exist for law enforcement agencies, including the need to retool their RMS to comply with the new rules that have been established, cost, and organizational change. This whitepaper discusses the following:
The body-worn camera has become a critical tool for law-enforcement agencies. This whitepaper discusses the following:
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