CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION

• James A. Loudermilk
• Enterprise Architect
• May 17, 2007

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CJIS Organizational Chart
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CJIS Major Services/Capabilities

• National fingerprint and criminal history system
• Provides automated fingerprint search
  capabilities, latent searching capability,
  electronic image storage, and electronic exchange
  of fingerprints and responses, 24 hours/day, 365
  days/year

Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification
System (IAFIS)

• Submissions received
• 23.1 million FY06, 11.6 increase from FY05
• 46 Criminal 54 Civil
• 88 received electronically
• Submissions processed
• 23.2 million FY06
• Approximately 2 million per month
• One Day Records
• April 5, 2006 105,875 submissions processed
• June 20, 2006 107,615 submissions received
• Criminal submissions completed within 2 hours
• FY06 96.8 FY05 96.7
• Average response time for electronic criminal
  submissions
  
• FY06 21 minutes FY05 28 minutes

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CJIS Major Services/Capabilities

• Statistics
• Total transactions
• FY06 1,801,802,679
• FY05 1,639,544,366
• Increase from FY05 to FY06
• 9.9
• NCIC Peak Daily Record
• January 4, 2007 6,486,744
• Average Response Time 0.0718 seconds
• License Plate Reader Project
• Currently, 18 states and Washington, DC receive
  NCIC extract daily
  
• 4 local agencies receive the extract directly, at
  the request of the state

• Computerized database of documented criminal
  justice information available to virtually every
  law enforcement agency nationwide, 24 hours/day,
  365 days/year
• Operates under a shared management concept
  between the FBI and state and federal criminal
  justice agencies
  

National Crime Information Center (NCIC)
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CJIS Major Services/Capabilities

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  2006 Project-to-Date
  
• Total NICS Inquiries
  10,036,933 72,097,650
  
• Federal Immediate Proceeds
  4,771,494 30,584,913
  
• Federal Denials
  69,930 543,363
  
• Explosives Checks
  70,686 186,696
  
• October December FY06 compared to October
  December FY07 has resulted in a 11.02 increase
  in total NICS checks.
  
• Immediate Determination Rate (IDR) as of
  12/31/06
  
• 91.57
• NICS E-Check IDR as of 12/31/2006
• 90.54
• Mental Defective Records make up 298,571 of the
  4,310,442 records in the NICS Index as of
  12/31/06

• Provides full services in response to Brady Act
  requirements that Federal Firearms Licensees
  (FFLs) request background checks on individuals
  attempting to receive a firearm

National Instant Criminal Background Check System
(NICS)
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CJIS Major Services/Capabilities

• Incident-based crime reporting system that
  provides a nationwide view of crime based on the
  submission of statistics by law enforcement
  agencies throughout the country
• More than 17,000 local, state and federal law
  enforcement agencies, five territories and the
  District of Columbia contribute crime statistics

• Crime in the United States, 2005, released on
  09/18/2006 as a Web-only publication.
  
• Hate Crime Statistics, 2005, released 10/16/2006
  as a Web-only publication.
  
• Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted,
  2005, released on 10/30/2006 as a Web-only
  publication.
  
• The FBI is striving to reduce its reliance on
  hard copy publications in order to make
  productive use of resources and to improve
  accessibility to UCR data for all of its
  consumers.
• UCR Publications can be located on the
  www.fbi.gov website.

Uniform Crime Report (UCR) National
Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
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CJIS Major Services/Capabilities

• National interactive computer communications
  system and information service
  
• An Intranet exclusively for the law enforcement
  community

• FBI National Alert System
• Ability to reach 20,000 users/command centers
  within 5 minutes
  
• Can send up to 160,000 unsecured notifications to
  pagers, cellular phones, and other wireless
  devices to advise that an alert has been sent
  
• Virtual Command Center
• Currently LEO can support 50 VCCs, on 2/17/07
  able to support over 100 VCCs located around the
  world
  
• System Relocation LEO reengineering and
  relocation project completed
  
• National Dental Image Repository (NDIR) on LEO
• Voluntary tool that allows agencies to post
  supplemental dental images related to their NCIC
  Missing Person, Wanted Person, and Unidentified
  Person File records in a web environment
• Washington State Patrol currently has 67 records
  in the NDIR

Law Enforcement Online (LEO)
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PORTAL SERVICES
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CJIS Wide Area Network
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Recovered Tip received by MC3
The MC3 is working with the Security Division to
be utilized for Personnel Accountability for each
FBI Field Office's disaster recovery plan.
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CJIS Initiatives

• Initiative to manage searches across all CJIS
  systems for identification information on known
  or suspected terrorists if a hit is made on one
  of 40,000 potential terrorist prints

CJIS Division Intelligence Group (CDIG)

• New system vision is to share criminal justice
  information across jurisdictional boundaries and
  to provide new investigative tools that enhance
  the Nations ability to fight crime and terrorism

National Data Exchange (N-DEx)
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James A. Loudermilk Enterprise Architect 202-233
-9208
James.LoudermilkII_at_ic.fbi.gov