A study of integrated criminal justice data base system

Ensuring public security is an important issue for every government, and effective public security depends on the efficiency of criminal justice processes and procedures. The procedures of the criminal justice may be viewed as the upper-, middle-, and down-stream sections of a supply chain. Like the...

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Main Authors: Weiping Chang, ChiChao Lu, WenYuan Jen
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Business process re-engineering
Criminal Justice Data Base System
Electronic mail
Government
high-tech crime
Information analysis
Information security
Internet
Law enforcement
Performance analysis
Supply chain management
Supply chains
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Summary:Ensuring public security is an important issue for every government, and effective public security depends on the efficiency of criminal justice processes and procedures. The procedures of the criminal justice may be viewed as the upper-, middle-, and down-stream sections of a supply chain. Like their business counterparts, most law enforcement agencies have to deal with logistics, information flow, and cash flow. Currently, the Taiwan criminal justice system lacks efficient communication and cooperation, creating an information gap and decreasing the performance of public security. This study explores the problems and gaps in the procedures of Taiwan criminal justice, delineating the advantages of an Integrated Criminal Justice Data Base System (ICJDBS) based on the supply chain management model.
DOI:10.1109/ISI.2008.4565089