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U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs

Bureau of Justice Statistics

1990 Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems

Vol. V - Prosecution

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Bureau of Justice Statistics reports Irevl;ed february 1990J

Call tol""ree 8(»732-3217 (local 301-251-55001 to order rus f~portS, 10 be added to one or the 8JS mailing lIs15.. or to speak to a relerencO' spoc/aUstln slal/sllcs allhe Justice Statistics Clearinghouse. Nallonal CrimInal Justice Reference ServIce, BoX" 6000, Rockville, MO 20850. BJS maintains the folfowfng malllngctsu.: • Law enforcement repons (new) • Drugs aod crime data (new)

: ~~::~ec~r,:~~:~: employmenl • Nationa.l Crime Survey (armuo.O • Corrections (annuaij • Juvenile cQnectlons (annual) • Courts (annuaO • Privacy and soc~rity 01 crimmal

history Inlormalton and

• ~~~~:rli~~IFs~I~?(aOnUall • BJS bulletins and special reports

• ~g~:g:b~ke:!t bil~~~rJ:W6e Sialistics.{annuaq

Single caples 01 repons are tree; use NCJ number 10 order. Postage and hand!log are chalged for bulk ordels 01 single rtlPorts. for $Iogle caples 01 multiple lilies, up to 10 lil/es tire (ree; 11·40 tWes. $10; more than 40, $'20; libraries call for speCIal rales

Public-use tapes of BJS dala sets and other crlmjnallusl/ce data are available Irom the National Arct}lve of Climlnal Juslice Oala {formerly CJAIN). P.O. Box 1248, Ann Atbor, MI 48106 (toll-froo 1-800-999-(960).

National Crlme Survey Cllmln_1 vlctlmiutJDn In the U,S.:

1981111narreportl. NCJ-115:524. 6/89 '981!1(iinaJrep()fll. NCJ.l11'-S6,9/BS

lIJS$p&cjaf'ltportS. HI.paflfc vlcUm., NCJ-120507, 1190 "hlll ted .. lgnea Nlltlonal Crlmtt

Surnr. Sel.cled oe ... datil, NCJ· 114146,1189

Malornhlclelheft, NCJ·l0997B. 3/tlS Elderly'vlcllms, NCJ'101616, 11187 Vlolenl crll'11e ttend.,NCJ·1012.t1,

11/81 ROQ:bery ,,\¢tlmll. NCJ·l04636. 4/S7 Vlo'ent crime by ,Irangar, (lnd

noral,_n;_,... NCJ.10J702.1/'07 PreVenllng domelUc vlolen~e agalnll

wOman. NCJ.l02037, 8/86 Crlma prev.ntlon measlJrel.

NCJ·IOO43B.3/86 The IJIG ot "...eepon, In committing

crlmel. NCJ·99643. t 18e Reporting COm.,s to the paUc ... NCJ·

9S432.12/85 Lacltin'\l city, "ubulban, II.l\d nna!

crIme. NCJ·99S35. 12/85 Tne rlll\l. 01 violei'll crime, NCJ·'9711'9,

5/85 1"he aconomlc coal 01 crime 10 vlcUml,

NCJ·934SO, 4/84 FemUyvlolence. NCJ·93449 4/B4

6J$b~llefina. Crlmlnlll vlctlmlut/on 1968. NCJ·

119845.10189 Houleholdl touched by crlm,. 1 988,

NCJ'I 17434. 6189 Crlmlnalvlctlml:IIUon 1987, NCJ·

113587,IOIB8 The crlm. oj ,a~e. NeJ.96117,3ft!.!i Houl8ho/d burglary, NCJ·96021, 1/85 M""~~ crime. NCJ·75110. 2J81

BJStlJc/'l(!l:a/ rep6rl.$ New dlre~tlon' to( the NCS,

NCJ.1t~57t,3.IBa Sitrle .. crlmel: Report 01 .lIeld

'"to Nc;J·t04615.4j'01 lI1.Umelikelihood of vlcllmluUon.

»CJ'1 0<\274. 3/81 R,lponae 10 Icreenlng Qujtltlona In

lhe NCS. NCJ·97624.1J8S

R~elllgn of th. HDlloo/l1 Crime BurV.y. NCJ·l11A57.3/89

11ft a ... onemy 0' crime vlcllmlul/on. NCJ-ll1033, Bl88

Crime and oldet Americana Information pjtcUge, NCJ-10A569. $10.5187

Teenage vl.:tlm .. NCJ'103136, lUB6 VlcUmb:aUon. and (eer Qf c.rlme.: Wallet

p.,.pecl/ves, NCJ·93872, 1/85, $9.15 The Natlon.1 Crime SUNey: Working

pitpe", vot t Curutnl alld ht!lloneal perllptC\lves, NCJ.15314. 8182 vol. II. MOI/'loclologicalslUdles, HC.l·90301, 12/84. $950

Corrections 6JS bulle If'" and :speCIal r~ports

Prllon ntlevlolalo,... NCJ.T20344, 12/89

e,pltal punlahmanl t088, NCJ-118313, 7IS"*

PrlloMlllln I 988, NCJ·116J.tS,4/8Q Recldlvl'm 01 p!'1'on8r1 reilinea I.,

1983. NCJ·l t6261.41BQ Drug u,e efld ulml!: SlIlo pnaan

Inm~\6$\.II'1e'l. 1il8&. NCJ·1l1940. 7/88

,.111'1 ... rvea In prllon afld on p,rol" 1984,NeJ.I08544.12187

Profile 01 S'ele prllon Inmales. t 98e, NCJ.l09928,1t88

Imprlaonment In four countrlea, NCJ· 100967.2/87

PopulatJon de",lty In SllIle prllonl. NCJ-\03204,12IM

Slate and F~I!tal prl.orlers, 1 925-85. 102494,ll1S6

Prllon admlulonlllnd talealel, 1983, NCJ-HlOS82,3/86

the provalence of Imprisonment, NCJ·93651,7t8S

fum/nlng ,ltcldivlam. NCJ·g6S01. 2/~5

Cortedlonal pt»pulellonl In Ihl! U.S.: 1981, NCJ·118752, 12/89 1986. NCJ-J t 1611. 2/89 1985. NCJ·t03957. 2/68

HlalorlclilltaUatlcl on prl.on8r. In Stale and':ederallnllllu!lonl.ye.,ond 1925-88, NCJt 11098.6/68

1984 cenlUI 01 Steleadull eOrlltcf/onal I.cmll .... , NCj-H15585,1161

Hlllorical corro/:tlon, Italililci In the U,S,,185Q-19&4, NCJ·l02:;29.4/81

Cen$u& ot ,ac/s. and !Uf'l3Y of III1 mmates 8JS bullettns and .peCIJ/ reports

C"nlu$ of local lalit., '98S{6JS blJIJelm). NCJ·121101. 2/90

J_lIlnmlltel. 1981, NCJ-l14319, 12/88

Druflk drJv/no. NCJ.I09945,2/88 Jell/nm.te" 19B6, NCJ.107123,

10/87 The 1 9831all censu., NCJ·9S536.

11/84

CenluiS 01 local )alll, 1 (183: Dala lor IndlvldualjaUI. vols /-IV. Nortnea~l, ;,tldwesl, South. Wesl. NCJ·112796·9~ vol V. Selecled lindmgs. melhodolOQ.V. summary lables, NCJ·11279S. 11/88

Out crQlII!d(ld laU.: A natlon.I' pU9hl, NCJ·111846,8/88

Parole and probation aJSbtJlIBfml

P,obellon end pa,o!e·. 1988, NCJ.119970. 11189 1987. NCJ-1l:l94B.11/'OS 1980/NCJ·l080t2.12/87

Setting prJleln hlrm •• NCJ·1621 8, 8/83

BJS spacial repONS Tlma .. rved In. prison and on parole.

1984, NCJ.1O&S44, lISS Aecldll'ltlm ar youn9 parolees, NCJ·

104916.5/87

Children In custody Cenlul 01 oubUc and prh':llljuv6nll.,

d&t;.ntion. correctional, and ahelte, 'ael/llf"l. 1975-S5. NCJ·114065, 6/89

S~rv.yot~oulh In cuttody, 1981 (!~Cta! report}. NCJ· I 1336.5, 9/88

PubflcJu~enlle (aclllllel. ;985 Ib\lnslln}. NCJ'102451, 101M

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law enforcement management BJS bulletins and special ta.oo11&;

PoUc.- depertmentsln large cille., 19&7, NCJ·119220, m9

Pfoll!. ot Stal. and Jocalll'" .nforcemen1agencles, NCJ'113949,3/89

~pendlture and employment BJS buflollns;

Justice e.lpendlllJr.llnd emplo~ment: 19G5, NCJ'104460,3187 1983, NCJ-l01176, 7/86

An\l-dW9 lIbuac; formulll gr.nll: Ju.tlce variable pan-through dala. 1968 IBJ$ lechnlcal (eport). NCJ.120070. 2/90

JUdlc. eXpoIndltufe and employment: 1965 (lull report'. NCJ.IOO:,i56. BI89 E,llraCI., 198;l and 19B3, NCJ-l0lj629.

8/B8 E,tuctll, 1980_nd 19l1t, NCJ,9OOU7,

6/85

COUrts BJSpu/ierms'

Fa:lon'l"I""lence .. ln Sllte court$, NCJ·115210.2/B9

Criminal dal.n&a 10J th. poor, 19'0&, NCJ" 12919,9/68

SUltD 11110ny eourtl find taJony lawi. NCJ·l08273, 8JB7

Tha growth of appaall: 1973·83 trend .. NCJ·9838 I, 2/B5

C.:te tiling, In Stal~ court11983. NCJ·95I".IOt84

aJS specl'" reports Fe)ony ca.ct-prQCe$llng time, NCJ·

Fe:~~::!~f~~ln9 In 18 locallurlldlc-lIonl, NCJ·976B I, 6/85

The prevalence of gulll)" pre~ .. NCJ· 9.6018,12.184

Senlen~lng pracllcalln 13 5latets. NCJ·95399. \0/64

PrOfile of felonl canvlcladln Stata couo'.1986. NCJ-l:10021.1/90

Safltertclfl'il outcome" In 26 'olOny court., NCJ·l05143.8f81

NaUonal c11mll'lill delenu .y.t~ma aludy, NCJ-94702,10/86

The prOlacut)on ot telony errelts: 1986. NCJ.T1J24S, 6/89 1982. tlCJ·I0699o. Sl88

Felony law. or Ihe 50 Sfalo' and Ihd DI.trict o( ColumbIa. 1988,

NCJ·IQ5086.2/B8 SI,fe C()urt modelltalbl/cal dIctionary,

Suppl .. m.n!. NCJ·98326, 91B5 "1 edll/on. NCJ·62320. 9/80

Privacy and secUrity Compendium of Stala prtvacy and HClJrity

1..;111111,1011.: 1981 overyltrw, NCJ·111097,9/88 1981 tun repottll.491 pages,

mICrofIChe 52. hardcopy SI4~). NCJ·l 13021. 9/88

Crlmlnallu.tlcelnlonnatl()n pQUcy. SJSiSEARCH conlclrence proc&tJdlogs:

Juvenlla and Idull recordl: 0". ')'ftem. one record? NCJ·114947. ./90

Open vs. conlidanU.' rl!<:ords., NCJ·11356O, 1/8B

Oate. quaUty poUcle •• 1\d proeMu"",&. NCJ·IOI649. 12/86

Stri\teglM IOf \o'IPf~lng dat. quality. NCJ·j15339,5189

Public accesUo criminal hllJory r&cord Inform,llOn, NCJ.I 11458, I 1/88

Juvenn. roeord' and recordkeepino 'yslum., NCJ·112815, 11/88

AUI()malad flngerprlntldantJ!lcauon Ipteml: 1echnolcgy .. nd policY I .. u .... NCJ-l04342,4181

Criminal ~ut.tka "h~' ft~ NCJ-1DI850,1:2/86

Crime wnlrol and criminal J6Coull laIS specldl report), NCJ·99116, 1I1I8S

Slale crimInal re~ordll reposllorle .. IBJS technocal rePOr1L NCJ.g9017, 10/85

Oala quality 01 crlmlnlll hilltor)' recordl, NCJ·98Q79, 10/85

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DrugB A crime data: DnI;. ilndcrJmalecta, 1989, NCJ.

121022, 1190 Drugl'" crime dala cenlflf &

"HterlnQtIouS4 b«IchUI'Il. acoootilS, 11/89

Rotoducard,~iI. ec-100; 8/68

Computer crime 8JS specIII/teper,s.:

Elactfonlc fund tranlfer fraud, NCJ· 96666,3/B5

£I.etrofllc 'IJndlren"er !lind crlm ... NCJ·92650.2184

ElectronIc tund Iran.ter Iysteml traud/ NCJ·l00461."'I8B

Ehtctronlc lund Irana'.r ayat.m, anu crime, NCJ.83738. 9/B2

Expert "...Itoess manua~ NCJ.779~7, 9/S1, $1150

Federal Justice statistics Compondlum o( Federlll ju,lice 'Iafllll~.

1984, NCJ-1128t8. WB9 The Federal clvlllu.tlce syslem (8JS

bulletin). NCJ.I04769.7/ST Emplo~.r perceptions 0' workplaco

crlme.NCj·,OI6S1. 7/61. S6

Federal otfen.ses and ottendQfS rus ~PQ(:lal (Oports.

Flldura' crimInal ~a.el, 198().81, NCJ-1IB31I,7189

Dl'Ug law ~Iolalors, 19110-a6, NCJ. 111763,6/BB

Pretrl.1 rele .... and deleOllon: The Ball R.lorm Act at 1984, NCJ·l 09929. 2/88

WI\!te-CG!lar crlmtl, NCJ-l00B16, S/S7 Ploltlal rele .. ellnd mllcotlduct, NCJ.

9613:z, 11&5

IUSbulleifns. Bank rilblMry, NCJ·94463. 6/64 Federal'druow laW "Iolalo",. NCJ-

92692,2184

General SJS bulletins and specla/leports.

Crlmll\al1:altl$ln fWe.tllt" .. 1983·~6. NCJ·1187"98,9/89

Intetnallon,l crime rat.s., NC.H 10776, 5/B8

Trackln9 oUende,., lP84. NCJ.l0968S. 1/88

BJS telophone ~onUlctl '01, NCJ· 10~909.12IB6

necking otr,nclers: WhJl.colhu crime, NC,J'102667, \ 1/66

Polleo employmllniand 'Jlpondlrure., NCJ'100\17,2/S6

BJS dala f\tport. 1 gsa, NCJ·t 16262, 5/89 BJS annual teport. IIIC .. 11900, NeJ-

, 151-49,41B9

Sourcebool< 01 crimina! lu.tlce "aUltlc.&. 1 987. NeJ.11 1612.9/08

R.port to. ttle. N.tio\'l 0.1\ crime _nd jUlllce :

Secol\d odillon, NCJ.1QS506. 6188 TeChnIcal 'ppendl.l, NCJ.l12011,

Crlrrdn~~~llIce microcompiliergutde al'ld loltware calalog, NC)-112,17S, 8/88

Proceeding' of the third worklhop on law find Justice II.UstiCS. NCJ. t 12230. 7/68

PublicatIon .. at BJs., 1971,84. '0/86. ToplCtlI bltlllo"rsph~. T903oo12,

$11.50 Mlcrollchellbrary, PR030012.$203.o0

HIIUcmallluNoy 01 crime JaVGrltv, He)· 96017.10185

CrimInal vlct/ml:allon 01 DIIVlct 0'. Coh.n,ble (1I!lldonl;: and Capitol Hili employoel. 1982-83, UCJ.97982;

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Vol. V - Prosecution

April 1990. NC.T·122230

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Acknowledgments. This directory was prepared by SEARCH Group, Inc., Gary L. Bush, Chainnan, and Gary R. Cooper, Executive Director. The project director was David J. Roberts, Deputy Director Programs. Support was provided by Jane L. Bassett, Publishing Assistant; Julie Gutierrez, Manager, Software Services; Seth Jacobs, Manager, Research and Statistics Program and SEARCH-BBS System Operator; Jon Johnson, Systems Specialist; Cheryl Z. Moore, Research Analyst; and Judith A. Ryder, Director, Corporate Communications. The project was conducted under the direction of John Jones, Project Monitor, Bureau of Justice Statistics.

Report of work performed under BJS Grant No. 89-BJ-CXKOO5, awarded to SEARCH Group, Inc., 7311 Greenhaven Drive, Suite 145, Sacramento, California 95831. Contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Bw'eau of Justice Statistics or the U.S. Department of Justice.

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The U.S. Department of Justice authorizes any person to reproduce, publish, translate or otherwise use ail or any part of the copyrighted material in this publication with the exception of those items indicating that they are copyrighted or reprinted by any source other than SEARCH Group, Inc.

The Assistant Attorney General, Office of Justice Programs, coordinates the activities of the following program offices and bureaus: the Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Institute of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime.

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Acknowledgments

Hundreds of criminal justice professionals contributed to the success of the 1990 series of Directories by providing information on the level of automation in their agencies and describing criminal justice information systems. The National Clearinghouse for Criminal] ustice Information Systems is grateful for the participation of these practitioners and developers and for the support and leadership of the Bureau of Justice Statistics which has long recognized the value of information technology to the administration of justice.

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Foreword

The Bureau of Justice Statistics has supported and long encouraged the criminal justice community to replicate, coordinate and share information management systems, policy and data. To facilitate such sharing, BJS and SEARCH Group have, since 1980, collaborated on producing three editions of the Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems, a project initiated by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration in 1972. The Directories provide information about particular information systems and the level of automation among justice agencies. They are designed with the specific intent of facilitating the exchange of infonnation and the transfer or adaptation of exemplary systems.

Our latest, and fourth such collaboration, the 1990 edition of the Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems, is comprised of five separate volumes, one for each of the principal criminal justice disciplines: Corrections, Courts, Law Enforcement, Probation and Parole, and Prosecution. Taken together, the Directories are a valuable resource for criminal justice agencies in the process of selecting an automated information management system that will meet their individual needs. It is the hope of the Bureau of Justice Statistics that this series of Directories will promote computerized information processing and also will help state and local agencies to generate accurate and timely criminal justice statistics.

This series of Direc tories is part of the Bureau of Justice Statistics' continuing efforts to inform the national justice community of advances in information management and to promote automation among criminal justice practitioners nationwide.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Prosecution

Introduction .................................................................. ix

Part I Agency Description Records ............................................ 1

Part II System Description Records ........................................... 85

Part III

A. Agency Indices

1. Agency Name ..................................................... 97 2. Total Cases Filed/1988 ....................................... 99

3. Computer Equipment ....................................... 101

4. Automated Functions ....................................... 107

5. Criminal Justice Software ................................ 111

B. System Indices

1. System Name ................................................... 115

2. Mainframes and Minicomputers ...................... 116

3. Microcomputers ............................................... 117

4. Automated Functions ....................................... 118

5. Public Domain Systems ................................... 120

Part IV

Appendices ............................................................ 121

1. Automated Functions: Discipline-Specific

2. Manufacturer Abbreviations

3. Sample Survey: Prosecution

4. Sample Survey: Software Developer

5. Update/Correction Notification Fonn

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Introduction

In 1976 SEARCH Group created the National Oearinghouse for CriminalJ ustice Information Systems to promote and facilitate the transfer of automated. public domain information management systems. The role of the Clearinghouse has grown to include the collection and dissemination of information about proprietary information systems as well. In support of this function, the Clearinghouse maintains the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Information Systems - a database containing information on automated systems and the hundreds of agencies using those systems. Since 1980 the Clearinghouse, with support from the Bureau of Justice Statistics, has published three editions of the Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems based on information generated from the Index's database. The Directory has served as a valuable resource for criminal justice practitioners who needed guidance in selecting an appropriate automated records system and it has also helped to minimize duplicate system development efforts.

Methodology The SEARCH Automated Index of Criminal Justice Information Systems, the database for the printed Directory, was completely redesigned in 1989 and this Prosecution Directory reflects that revision. ,The redesign of the Automated Index altered the structure of the database and required modifications to the survey instrument used to collect the data. (See Appendix 3, Sample Survey: Prosecution and Appendix 4, Sample Survey: Software Developer for samples of the survey instrument) Surveys were mailed to all agencies and software developers listed in the 1986 Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems. In addition, SEARCH requested state planning agencies, statistical analysis centers, state Attorneys General, and the directors of state and national criminal justice associations to identify automated criminal justice agencies andjustice information systems that would be appropriate to include in the 1990 series of Directories. SEARCH then mailed surveys to the agencies and the system developers/

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vendors. If a vendor identified agencies where the vendor's product was installed. a survey was also mailed to those agencies.

Organization and Use The Directory has traditionally been published at three-year intervalsas a single,large volume. In this 1990 edition. five separate volumes were published -oneDirectory for each of the principal criminal justice disciplines: Corrections (Volume 1); Courts (Volume ll); Law Enforcement (Volume llI); Probation and Parole (Volume IV); and Prosecution (Volume V). Separate, discipline-specific volumes significantly reduced the publication size, making it easier for users to quickly locate the information they need. Together, the Directories contain profiles on 130 automated systems and over 700 criminal justice agencies.

Each Directory is divided into four parts: Part I, Agency Description Records; Part n, System Description Records; Part ru, Indices; and Part IV. Appendices. The Agency Description Records are based on information provided by individual agencies that responded to SEARCH's national survey of criminal justice agencies. and the System Description Records reflect survey responses from the system developers and vendors.

A primary difference between past editions of the Directory and the 1990 edition is the manner in which information is preSented. Previously, an automated system that was operating in several different agencies was independently described in the Directory by each installation, causing a great deal of duplication and some' inaccuracies in the publication. Now. in the 1990 edition, the system information is listed only once, and agencies using that particular system are cross-referenced.

Part I: Agency Description Records Agency Description Records for prosecution are divided into four sections. The frrst section at the top of the page provides the name, address and telephone number of the agency, the name and title of a contact person, and indicates the type of agency, the population size of the jurisdiction served, the number of full-time and part-

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time prosecutors, and the number of criminal and civil cases filed in 1988.

The second section, "Computer Equipment," contains information on the agency's computer hardware. The record describes the agency's access to a computer (whetherit has exclusive use, shares with another agency or division, or relies on a central data processingbureau for computer services); the number of Full-time Equivalent data processing employees; and the hardware configurations used (type, manufacturer and model, operating system, quantity and the type of Local Area Network).

The third section, "Automated Functions," lists the agency's general functions that are automated, such as accounting, electronic mail, spreadsheets and word processing. This section also lists any automated functions that are specific to prosecution, such as assignment-attorneys, subpoena processing and victim/wibless control. (See Appendix I, Automated Functions: Discipline-Specific I for a complete listing of the choice of automated functions for each discipline.)

The fmal section of the Agency Description Record is "Criminal Justice Software Applications," which lists the name and acronym of any criminal justice qr prosecution-specific software application currently used by the agency. If the software package has a corresponding System Description Record entry containing system information supplied by the developer/vendor, then the page on which that record appears is also listed. This cross-reference enables the reader to learn about the functions, features and operational requirements of the system.

Part II: System Description Records Prosecution System Description Records are divided into five sec- . tions. The first section lists the product name and acronym (if there is one), as well as the developer's name, address, telephone number and the name and title of a contact person. The record indicates whether the product is proprietary or in the public domain, whether the software can be modified and whether the

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source code is available. It also identifies the progrdffiming language the system is written in, and lists the vendor support services offered and any special product features.

Section two, "Computer Equipment," lists the hardware configurations upon which the system runs, indicating the type (mainframe, minicomputer or microcomputer), manufacturer and model, operating system, and if it runs on a Local Area Network.

Section three, "Automated Functions," lists any automated functions of the system that are specific to prosecution, such as calendaring/scheduling, case management and victim/witness control. (See Appendix 1, Automated Functions: Discipline-Specific, for a complete listing of the choice of automated functionsfor each discipline.)

The fourth section is the "Narrative" in which the vendor provides a general description of the system, and often includes the price af the product.

The fifth, and fmal' section of the System Description Record, "System Users," lists up to three agencies that have obtained the named product. If the specified agency has a corresponding Agency Description Record entry containing operational information supplied by a prosecutor's office, then the page on which that record appears is also listed. This cross-reference enables the reader to learn about the agency in which the system is operating.

Part III: Indices The Prosecution Directory has two major types of Indices which enable readers to search the Directory quickly and easily for information on agencies and systems: Agency Indices and System Indices.

Index A, Agency Indices, includes five Indices of the agencies described in Part I: Agency Description Records:

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1. Agency Index by Agency Name - alphabetically lists agencies by name, and includes each agency's city and state;

2. AgencyIr.dexbyTQtaICasesFiledI1988-numericallyranks the agencies by the number of cases they filed in calendar yeaI' 1988, and includes the agency name, city and state;

3. Agency Index by Computer Equipment - alphabetically lists hardware manufacturer and model number of the computer equipment used by each agency;

4. AgencyIndexbyAutomatedFunctions-organizestheagencies by type of prosecution-related automated function, and alphabetically lists each agency by name;

. 5. Agency Index by Criminal Justice Software - alphabetic8IIy lists the criminaljustice software applications that each agency has indicated it uses.

Index B, System Indices, includes five Indices of the systems described in Part II: System Description Records:

, 1. System Index by System Name - alphabetically lists systems

by nanie, and includes each system's acronym, if there is one;

2. System Index: Mainframes and Minicomputers - alphabetically lists hardware manufacturer and model number of the mainframe or microcomputer that runs the listed software system;

3. System Index: Microcomputers - alphabetically lists the microcomputer's operating system that is required to run the listed software system;

4. System Index by Automated Functions - organizes systems by type of prosecution-related automated function, and alphabetically lists each agency by name; and

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5. System Index of Public Domain Systems - alphabetically lists those systems that are in the public domain.

Part IV: Appendices This Prosecution Directory has the following five Appendices:

1. Automated Functions: Discipline-Specific - A list of the discipline-specific. automated system functions included on the survey instrument. This listing includes the automated functions for each of the five disciplines: Corrections, Courts, Law Enforcement. Probation and Parole. and Prosecution;

. 2. Manufacturer Abbreviations - An alphabetical list of the abbreviations used to describe hardware manufacturers throughout the Directory. and the corresponding full companyname;

3. Sample Survey: Prosecution - A sample of the survey form mailed to prosecutors;

4. Sample Survey: Software Developer - A sample of the survey form mailed to software developers and vendors; and

5. UpdateICo"eClionNotijicationForm-Aform to be used to inform SEA'RCH of any agency or system record additions. updates, omissions or corrections.

Limitations Although the compilers ofthisProsecutionDireclory have sought to create a useful and comprehensive resource document, readers need to be aware of and understand its limitations. It is not an exhaustive list of all automated criminal justice agencies or of all criminal justice information management systems. The publication is based on information voluntarily provided by criminal justice practitioners and system developers and vendors who responded to our survey. It was not possible to verify all submitted information and thus the data were accepted and used as reported.

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If, for example, a sQrvey was incomplete or an answer was unclear, the Directory will show a blank for that particular response.

Whenever possible, systems listed under "Criminal Justice Software Applications" in an Agency Description Record will be cross-referenced with a System Description Record. Likewise, if a developer describes a system in a System Description Record and indicates that the system is operational in a particular agency, every attempt was made to create a corresponding Agency Description Record. As mentioned above, however, records were only created if the developer and the agency submitted a complete survey form.

This Prosecution Directory can provide an excellent overview of a prosecutor's office size and level of automation, as well as a representative sketch of a system's functions and features. Systems are frequently Updated, however, and just as frequently are replaced. Personnel turnover and organizational changes may also cause some of the information contained in the Directory to be out pf date. We suggest that readers interested in a particular system contact the developer or the agency that is using the system to verify the Directory's information and to learn fIrst-hand of the system's capabilities.

Readers are strongly encouraged to review the other four volumes in the Directory series when searching for an appropriate system or a comparable agency. For example, it is possible that a system that is used by a prosecutor's office, and thus is listed under "Criminal Justice Software Applications" in an Agency Description Record, is part of a larger system that was developed by a law enforcement agency. Because a law enforcement agency developed the system, tlle System Description Record may be in the Law Enforcement Directory 01 olume III), not theProsecutionDirectory 010lume V).

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When reviewing the contents of the Directories, readers should also bear in mind that two different systems may have the exact same name. By checking the infonnation in the System Description Record, readers can determine if identically-named systems are, in fact, produced by the same developer.

Finally, it is important that any omissions or errors be corrected and new infonnation added to the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Information Systems. Readers are asked to use the Update/ Co"ectionN otification F onn (See Appendix 5) to keep SEARCH informed of agency and system changes. This form may also be used to request a survey for the purpose of adding new Agency Description Records or System Description Records. All submitted forms will be used to amend and expand future editions of the Directory and the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Information Systems.

Computerized Access to DIrectory Infonnatlon As noted earlier, the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Information Systems is the database for the printed Directories. The Automated Index is continuously updated and revised as SEARCH receives new information on systems and automated agencies. Practitioners may access the Automated lndex through the SEARCH-BBS, an electronic bulletin board that is available free of charge to the criminal justice community. Users may search the Automated Index for systems that meet specific functional, hardware, or software needs. They may also identify agencies which meet certain criteria and then review the criminal justice information systems in use by those agencies. Both of these approaches utilize a user-friendly, menu-driven system. To access the Automated Index through the SEARCH-BBS, users need a microcomputer, a modem and a communications package. Users are registered on-line by dialing 800-448-8257. (Please set your communication package to 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity). Practitioners may also call or write to SEARCH and request a custom search of the Index database.

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.' 1990 Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems

11. _________________ Vol. V -Prosecution

Alabama, Montgomery

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AlOO59

Agency •••.•.•••.••.•••••••••• Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 142 Washington Ave Montgomery, AL 36104 (205) 832-2550

Contact person •••••..•.•••••• Bob Klatt Data Processing Manager

Type of agency .••••••••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served .••.•.•••••• 200,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 14 Part-time prosecutors •••••.•• 2 Criminal cases filed/lg88 •••• 3,204 Civil cases filed/1988 •••••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•• : .••••• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .••• 1

Im. MINI MICRO

~acturer & model IBM SYS/36 IBM PS/2-80

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Oberat i nq s ys'tem SYS/36 SSP 5. I MSDOS

Quantity J.M!. 1 1

computer assisted training, electronic mail, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

System name 1. No system name given

Alaslca, Juneau

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AI0189

Agency .•..•.••...••.••••••••• Dept of Law/Admn Services PO Box K Juneau, AK 99824 (907) 465-3428

Contact person ...•.........•• Jerry Koltun

Type of agency .•.••••••••••. State prosecutor's office Population served •.•..•••••.. 500,000 Full-time prosecutors .••••••• 65 Part-time prosecutors ....•... Criminal cases filedI1988 ..•. 20,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ....... 500

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•••••..•. Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees .... 6

~ Manufacturer & model Operating system MICRO IBM PS/2-50

Quantitv LAN 40

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions electronic mail, spreadsheets, word processing

OJ sci p7 ine-soeCl'fic assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


System name 1. Prosecutor's Mgmt Info System

2

Acronym PROMIS

Arizona, Gilbert

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOl8I

Agency .•••..•.••..•••.....•.. Gilbert Town Prosecutor 200 N Gil bert Gilbert, AZ 85234 (602) 892-1058

Contact person ..•......•.•... Wendy Person Admn Secty to Prosecutor

Type of agency .•.....•.•.••. Municipal prosecutor's office Population served .••••..••••• 22,000 Full-time prosecutors ...••..• 1 Part-time prosecutors ..•.•.•• Criminal cases filed/1988 •.•. Civil cases filed/198B ..•.••.

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•••...•• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processin9 employees ...• 1

~ Manufacturer & model Qperating system MICRO COMPAQ DESK PRO 286 MSDOS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions word processing

Discipline-specific


System name

Quantity J.NJ. 1

3

Arizona, Globe

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - Aloon

Agency .•.•..•....••...•....•. Gila County Attorney's Office 1400 E Ash St Globe, AZ 85501

Contact person ••••.•.•...•..• Howard Shapiro

Type of ~gency •..••......... County prosecutor's office Population served ••.•.•.•.... Full-time prosecutors ...••... 4 Part-time prosecutors .•.•...• 2 Criminal cases filed/19BB .•.• 443 Civi I cases filed/19BB ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •......•.. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

IYB. MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model COMPAQ DESK PRO 286 DEC VAXMATE I I

Operating system MSDOS 3 MSDOS 3

Quantity LAN 5 I

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, desktop publishing, graphics, scheduling/time management, word proceSSing

Discipline-specific case management


System name I. No system name given

4

Arizona., Phoenix

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOISO

Agency ....................... City of Phoenix Law Dept 455 N Fifth St, Ste 400 Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 262-1676

Contact person .••••......•••• John Schaar MIS Coordinator

Type of agency •••...•••.•... Municipal prosecutor's office Population served ..••••••..•. 1,000,000 Full-time prosecutors ..•..•.• 75 Part-time prosecutors ....••.. Criminal cases filed/1988 .•.. 50,000 Civil cases filed/1988 ....... 5,000

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ........•. Have excl usive use of a compuler Data processing employees .... 3

~ MINI MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model WANG VS7110 V575E WANG PC-240 WANG PC-280

Operating system WANG VS WANG VS WANG VS

Quantity LAN WANG WANG WANG

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMIMAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

System name 1.

Acronym COPPO

5

Arizona, Phoenix


Agency. . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .. Mari cop a County Attorney III W Monroe, Suite 1800 Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 262-3188

Cont act person............... Bob Beeks Manager, information Services

Type of agency .............. County prosecutor's office Population served ........... . Full-time prosecutors ....... . Part-time prosecutors .....•.. Criminal cases filedI1988 .•.. 31,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ....... 1,957

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ......... . Data processing employees .... 2

liM. MAIN MAIN MINI MINI MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model DATA GEN 15000/8 HONEYWELL DPS90 DATA GEN 7800XP DEC MICROVAX II NCR TOWER APPLE MACINTOSH SE+ AT&T UNIX PC IBM AT IBM PS/2 IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Operating system UNIX AOS/VS 7.57 GCOS/8 VAX/VMS AOS/VS MACINTOSH 6.02 UNIX MSDOS 3.30 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Ouantity 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

TAPESTRY TAPESTRY TAPESTRY TAPESTRY TAPESTRY

database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specific


System name 1.

Acronym LEJIS

7

Arizona, Tucson


Agency .•..•.•.••.....•.•.•••• Pima County Attorney 32 N Stone Ave Tucson, AZ 85701-1412 (602) 740-5600

Contact person •.............. Eric W. Carlson Oir, Administrative Services

Type of agency ...•••...•••.. County prosecutor's office Population served ••••..•.•••. 600,000 FUll-time prosecutors •..•.... 40 Part-time prosecutors ...•...• Criminal cases filed/1988 .•.• 3,600 Civil cases filed/1988 ..•.•.•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •..•...... Share use of computer Data processing employees .... 2

I:tM. MAIN MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM 4300

Operating system MVS

Quantity LAN

IBM PS/2-80 LEADING EDGE D NEC POWERMATE I

MSOOS MSDOS MSOOS

1 3 4

NOVELL NOVELL NOVELL

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions computer assisted training, database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word proceSSing

Discipljne-specjfic


System name 1. County Attorney Prosecution Sys

8

Acronym CAPS

Arkansas, Little. Rock


Agency ••••••• •••••••••••..••• Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc 750 Tower Building Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 6B2-2625

Contact person .••••...•••...• Beth Henderson Systems Analyst/P\~grammer

Type of agency .•.•••.•••.... Prosecutor Coordinator's Ofc Population served ••••••.••••• 2,500,000 Full-time prosecutors ..••••.• Part-time prosecutors ....•.... Criminal cases filedI1988 ••.. Civil cases filedI1988 •••••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•••••••.. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• 1

~ MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model Qoeratjng system ZENITH AT COMPATIBLE MSDOS 3.3 ZENITH XT COMPATIBLE MSDOS 3.10

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General funct~

Quan tit Y J.MJ. 4 NOVELL 56 NOVELL

database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, spreadsheets, word processing

Djscjoljne-specjfjc assignment-attorneys, calendaring/schedulIng, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Case Management System

9

California, Los Angeles


Agency .•.•••••••••••.•••.•••• Los Angeles County District Attorney Criminal Courts Building Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 974-2586

Contact person •.•..•......•.. Ed Zrostlik EDP Programmer

Type of agency •••••..••••••. County prosecutor's office Popu7ation served ••.••.•.•.•• Fu77-time prosecutors ••••..•• 900 Part-time prosecutors •••••••• Crimina7 cases fi7ed/1988 .••• 312,983 Civi7 cases fi7ed/lg88 ••.••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ......... . Data processing employees .•.. 3

I:tM. MAIN MAIN MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model QP.erating system HONEYWELL DP6S/2-20 HVS HONEYWELL DPS6+ HVS

APPLE MACINTOSH COMPAQ IBM PC UNISYS 3137/50

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS



MACINTOSH


System name 1. Felony/Misdemeanor Case Management 2. Prosecutor's Mgmt Info System PROMIS

Quantit y LAN

11

Colorado, Englewood

AGENCY DESCRIPTI~N - AI0177

Agency •••..•.•...••••.....••• Colorado Districy Atty's Council 6143 S Willow Rd Englewood, CO 80111 (303) 779-0841

Contact person ....••.••••.••• Robert T. Bussey Dir of Data Processing

Type of agency •••••.•••••••. Associate of District Attys Population served ...••...••.• Full-time prosecutors .•...... Part-time prosecutors .•.....• Criminal cases filed/1988 .••• Civil cases filed/1988 •.•••..

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ••••.•••.• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• 3

I:tM. MAIN MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model H-P 3000/48

Qperating system VAMOUS

Quanta II J.Nf.

H-P 1000 AT&T 6300 IBM PC ZENITH PC

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

VAHOUS MSOOS MSDOS MSDOS

NOVELL NOVELL

accounting, database management, payroll, statistical analysis, wurd proceSSing

Discipline-specific calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Case Tracking

13

Delaware, Wilmington


Agency ....................... Delaware Dept of Justice 820 N French st Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 571-2975

Contact person ............... Michael R. Nardo Dir of Admn & Operations

Type of agency ...•.....•.•.• State prosecutor's office Population served ............ 580,000 FuJ 1 - time prosecutors .•.•.••• 92 Part-time prosecutors ....... . Criminal cases filed/1988 •.•. 20,000 Civil cases filed/1988 ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• I

l.'iM MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM AT IBM PC IBM PS/2 IBM PS/2-30 IBM PS/2-50 IBM XT

Operating system MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Quantity !.Ali BANYAN BANYAN TOKEN RING TOKEN RING TOKEN RING BANYAN

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, database management, electronic mail, graphics, personnel, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Disci,'ine-specific assig~ment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victi,n/witness control


System name 1. Case Tracking System

14

Florida, Miami


Agency ........••............. Florida State Attorney's Office 1351 NW 12th St Miami, FL 33176 (305) 547-5418

Contact person .•............. Hamilton Davies Administrator, Systems Dev

Type of agency ..........•... State prosecutor's office Population served ............ 1,800,000 Full-time prosecutors ....•... 208 Part-time prosecutors .••..... Criminal cases fi7ed/1988 .... 102,834 Civil cases filed/1988 •......

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ...••..... Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees .... 3

l.'fB.g MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model UNISYS XE520 UNISYS B25 UNISYS B27 UNISYS B28

Operating system BrOS 2 BTOS 2 BTOS 2 BTOS 2

Ouantity LAN 3

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, computer assisted training, database management, electronic mail, graphics, payroll, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing



System name 1.

Acronym IDMS

15

Ieorgla, .Jonesboro


Agency ••..••••••••••..••.•..• Clayton County Data Processing ·1285 Government Circle Jonesboro, GA 30236 (404) 477-3730

Contact person •.•••••.•••.••. Cheryl Wilder DireCtor

Type of agency ••.•••••.••.•• Combined County & State Office Population served ••.•••••.•.• 160,000 Full-time prosecutors •.•••.•• 10 Part-time prosecutors •••••••• Criminal cases filedI1988 ..•. 4,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ••.•••• 300

COI'IPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..••.•••.. Rely on external data proceSSing service Data proceSSing employees .•.. 0 .

I:t.n MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operating syst~ ISH SYS/38 CBF IBM PS/2 MSDOS 3.1

Ouantity LM1 1 2

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Gen,ral functions ditabas~ management, spreadsheets, word processing

Di~'fDtine-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control



Hi

Hawaii, Hilo


Agency •• ••••••••••••••••••••• Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 34 Rainbow Dr Hilo, HI 96720 (808) 961-0466

Cont.ct person ••••••••••••••• Dean Sumida Investigator V

Type of .gency •••••••••••••• County prosecutor's office Popu7.tfon served .•••••••••.•. 12,000 Fu77-tf.e prosecutors ••••••.• 16 Plrt-tt.e prosecutors •••.•••• Crt.fn,7 clses ff7ed/1988 •••• 2,932 Cfvf'i clSe,s ff7ed/1988 •••••••

COHPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••••••••• Have exclusive use of a computer O.ta processfng emp70yees •••. 0

Iw. MINI MICRO

N.aufacturer & MOde7 Qperattnq system NANG VS65 WANG 7.14 WANG 015-115-2 WANG 7.14

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Quantitv J.Ni 1 1

General functions .t

accounting, computer assisted training, database management, electronic mail, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, wO,rdprocessing

Ofscip7fne-speciffc assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


System name 1.

~ FACTS

17

Hawaii, Honolulu


Agency •••••.••••.•••..••••••• Dept of Data Systems 650 S King St, 11th Flr Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 527-5070

Contact person ••.•••..••••••• Carolyn Remedios Data Proc Program Manager

Type of agency •...••.•.•..•. County Data Proc Agency Population served ••..••••..•. 800,000 Full-time prosecutors •....•.. Part-time prosecutors ..•..... Crimina7 cases filedI1988 ..•• Civil cases filedI1988 ••...••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •..••..... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .••. 90

UM MAIN MAIN MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM 3083 IBM 3090 APPLE MACINTOSH IBM PS/2-50 IBM XT

Operating system MVS XA MVS XA MACINTOSH MSDOS MSDOS

Ouantity LAN 1 I 11

NOVELL NOVELL

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, computer assisted training, database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, payroll, personnel, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing




18

Acronym PROMIS

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Idaho, Coeur d'Alene

AGENCY DESCRIPTION • AIOl7S

Agency •••.••.•••••..••••••••• Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 315 W Garden Coeur d'Alene, 10 83814 (20S) 667-2536

Contact person •.•.••••••••.•• lauri Schoofds Felony Administrator

Type of agency ••••••.••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served ••••••••.••• 70,000 FUll-time prosecutors .•••.••• 9 Part-time prosecutors •••.•••• 1 Criminal cases filed/19BB •••• 2,500 Civil cases filed/19BB •••...• 10

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.••••.•.. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• 0

I:M. MINI

ManufactUrer & model Operating system IBM SYS/36-3197C OCl

Ouantity !.A!1 1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions scheduling/time management, statistical analysiS, word processing

Djscipljne-~ecific aSSignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena proceSSing, victim/witness control


System name 1. The Prosecutor's System

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l11inoh, Freeport

MEllCY DESCRIPTION - AI0619

Agency ••••• •••••••••••••••••• State's Atty's Ofc Stephenson Co Courthouse Freeport, IL 61032 (815) 235-8279

Contact person •••••••.••••••• Heide Johnson Office Manager

Type of agency •..••••••.•••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••••• 50,000 Full-ti.e prosecutors •••••••• 4 Part-ti.e prosecutors •••••••• Cri.inal cases filed/1988 •••• 1,600 Civil cases filed/1988 •••••••

COIIPUTER EQUIPIIENT

Access to computer ..•••••.•• Have exclusive use of a tomputer Data processing employees •••• 0

IlQt Manufacturer & MOdel Qperating system MrCRO H-P PC MSDOS 3.10

Quant it y 1.M!. 1

MlTOIIATm FlItCTlONS


Ofscipline-~pecific


Srstem name

" \,,1

21

Illinois, Joliet


Agency ......... .............• Wi 11 County State's Attorney 14 W Jefferson St Joliet, IL 60431 (815) 727-8742

Contact person ............... Tom Sealy Assistant State's Attorney

Type of agency ........•..... County prosecutor's office Population served ............ 350,000 Full-time prosecutors ....•... 30 Part-time prosecutors ........ 3 Criminal cases filedI1988 .... 5,200 Civil cases filedI1988 ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 1

UM MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model H-P VECTRA ES IBM PS/2-50

Operating system MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 4.0

Ouantity LAN 4 H-P 2 H-P

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions computer assisted training, database management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Di sctpl jne-specific calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Rapid Automatp.d Prosecutor's System

22

Acronym RAPS

Illinois, Macomb


Agency ..........•............ McDonough County State's Attorney McDonough County Courthouse Macomb, IL 61455 (309) 837-2309

Contact person .. ............. William E. Poncin State's Attorney

Type of agency •...........•• County prosecutor's office Population served ............ 35,000 Full-time prosecutors ........ 3 Part-time prosecutors ....... . Criminal cases filed/lg88 .... 800 Civil cases filed/1988 ....... 25

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 1

~ Manufacturer & model Operating system MICRO H-P VECTRA ES/12 MSDOS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Quantitv LAN 1

database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, word proceSSing

Discipline-specific case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMIMAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

System name 1. Rapid Automated Prosecutor's System

Acronym RAPS

23

Illinois, Honmouth

AaEMCY DEScRIPTION - AI0112

Agency .•••••••• •••••••••• , ••. Warren County state's Attorney Warren County Courthouse Monmouth, IL 61462 (309) 734-8476·

Contact person .•••.•••• ! ••••• Beverly·T. McIntyre Secretary

Type of agency .••••..••••.•• County prosecutor's office Population served •••.•••••••• 21,029' Full-time prosecutors ••••.••. 1 Part-time p/·osecutors •••••••• 1 Cri_inal cases filed/1988 •••• Civil cases ffled/J988 •.••.••

Access to computer . •.••••.•.. Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees ...• 0

~ Manufacturer & model Operating system MICRO H-P VECTRA ES/12 MSOOS·

General functions

Quantity 1A!J.. 4 H-P

computer assisted training, database management, word processing

Oiicipline-specjfic


System name 1. Rap! d Automated Prosecutor's System

24

~ RAPS

l11tnClis ,Horri son

MDlCY DESCRIPTION - AI056S

Agency •• •••••••• ' ••••••••••••• Whiteside County State's Atty's Ofc 200 E Knox St Morrison, IL 61270 (815) 772-7201

Contact person ••••••••••••••• Arnette Stralow Office Manager

Type of .gency •••••••••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••••• 65',000 Full-ti.e prosecutors •••••••• 5 P.rt-ti.e prosecutors •••••••• Cri.inal cases ffled/1988 •••• 1,500 Civil cases filed/1988 •••••••

CONPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to co~uter •••••••••• Have exclusive use of a computer Oat. processing ~loyees •••• 0

Ila HIDU"ctury:r I 1Iqdt:l ODeritinq srstg OUintity J.NJ.. 4 MICRO H-P VECTRA MSDOS 3.1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Geaeral functioas word processing

Discipliae-specific victimVwitness control


Systg aw 1. Rapid Automated Prosecutor's System

Aw.alI4 RAPS

25

Illinois, Nt Vernon


Agency ••••••. ••••.••.•••••••• Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc Jefferson County Courthouse Ht Vernon, Il 62864 (618) 242-5784

Contact person •••••••••••••.• Bob Verhines Office Manager

Type of agency •••••••••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••••• 40,000 Fu"-ti.e prosecutors •••••••• 3 Part-time prosecutors ••••.••• Criminal cases filedI1988 •••• 700 Civi7 cases fi7edI1988 ••••••• 30

COMPUTER EQUI~MENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• 1

~ Manufacturer & model Qperatjnq systtm Quantity J.Mi LANS MICRO H-P VECTRA ES/12 MSOOS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Piscipljne-specific subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Rapid Automated Prosecutor's System

26

Acronym RAPS

I1Hnois, Quincy

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - Al06lB

Agency ••••••••••.••••.••••.•• Adams County State's Atty's Ofc 521 Vermont St Quincy, IL 62301 (217) 222-3632

Contact person .••••••..•••••• Peggy Ulm Office Administrator

Type of agency ••.•••••••.••• County prosecutor's office Population served ••••.••••••• 70,000 Ful7-time prosecutors •..••.•. 3 Part-time prosecutors •••••••• 3 Criminal cases filed/1988 •••• 1,100 Civil cases fi7ed/1988 •••••.•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer 1>,

Data processing employees .•.• 0

~~ Manufacturer & model Operating system MICRO H-P VECTRA

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


DfsCl'pline-specific


System name

Quantitv LAN 6

.,.Page

27

Illinois, Yorkville

AGENCY DESCRIPTION'· AI0567

Agency ••.••••••••.••••••.•••• Kendall County State's Attorney 109 W Ridge Yorkville, Il 60560 (312) 553-4151

Contact person •.•.••••••••••• Janet Straup Secretary

Type of agency ••••••.••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••••• 37,000 Full-time prosecutors •••.•••. 2 Part-time prosecutors ••••.•.• 2 Criminal cases filed/1988 •••• 300 Civil cases filed/19SB ••••••• 25

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..••••••.• Have exclusive use of a computeI' Data processing employees .••• 0

~ MINI MINI MICRO

Manufacturer ,$ mock1 Operating system H-P VECTRA ES/12 M26

Quantity LAN 1

H-P VECTRA ES/12 M41 1 H-P VECTRA ES/12 M21 2

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General (unctions scheduling/time management, word processing

OiscfpUne-specjfjc calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


SYstem name 1. Rapid Automated Prosecutor's System

28

~ RAPS

E.ill

Indiana, Lawrenceburg


Agency •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc Courthouse Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 (812) 537-1040

Contact person ••••••••••••••• James D. Humphrey Prosecuting Attorney

Type of agency •••••••••••••• Multi-county prosecutor's ofc Popu7ation served •••.•••.•••• Fu77-ti.e prosecutors ••••.••• 1 Part-ti.e prosecutors ••.••••• 3 CriDinal cases fi7edI1988 •••• 700 Civi7 cases fi7edI1988 ••••••.

CONPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to cODputer •••••••••• Data processing e.p70yees •••. 0

IHf lWllif.ildllrer & /IOde7 Operating system MICRO AT&T 381 UNIX

AUTOIiATED FUHCTlOHS

Genera7 functions

Quantity LNJ. 1

computer assisted training, database management, electronic mail, word processing

Oiscfp7jne-£pecific case managament, victim/witness ~ontrol


System name I. Ne system name given

29

Iowa, Davenport

AGENCY DESCRIPTION ~ AIOOSI

Agency ••.•.•.•••••.....•.•.•• Scott County Attorney 416 West Fourth St Davenport, IA 52801 (319) 326-8600

Contact person ............... Realff H. Ottesen First Asst County Atty

Type of agency •......•.•••.. Combined state & county office Population served ••..•....•.• 170,000 Full-time prosecutors ...•.... 15 Part-time prosecutors ••...••. Criminal cases fi1ed/19BB .... 15,000 Civil cases filed/198B .....•. 100

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •........• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

~ MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model Operating system COMPAQ II MSDOS IBM PS/2-SO MSDOS

Quantity J.A1J. NOVElL NOVELL

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General fUnctions database management, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, word processing



System name 1. Prosecutor's Automated Case Mgmt Sys

3D

Iowa, Sioux Center


Agency ....................... Sioux County Attorney 32 Sixth St, NW Sioux Center, IA 51250 (712) 722-2424

Contact person ••.....•••••..• Rachel TeGrotenhuis Legal Assistant

Type of agency •...•..•..••.. County prosecutor's office Population served ••..•.•..... 30,000 Full-time prosecutors •.....•. Part-time prosecutors .••..... 2 Criminal cases filedI1988 ..•• 98 Civil cases filedI1988 ...... .

tCIMfUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.••..•... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

~ Hanyfacturer & model Operating system MICRO IBH XT HSDOS 2.10

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Quantity LAN 1

database management, scheduling/time management, statistical analysis, word processing

Discjpline-~Decjfjc calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


System name 1. Prosecution Management Support

31

Kentucky, Louisville


Agency ..................... .. Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 514 W liberty St Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 588-~300

Contact person ••••.•...••.•.• Joyce V. Hicks Systems Coordinator

Type of agency ••.•••.••.•••• State prosecutor's office Population served .••••••••••• 678,500 Full-time prosecutors ..•..••• 30 Part-time prosecutors •••••••. Criminal cases filed/1988 .••• 2,013 Civil cases filed/1988 •...••.

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .••••••.•• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ..•• 5

'I.'t.M. MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model ~tjnq system APPLE IICX MACINTOSH 6.0 APPLE MACINTOSH SE MACINTOSH 6.0

Ouantit y J.A!J. 1 APPLESHARE 5 APPLESHARE

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, electronic mail, word processing

Discipline-specific case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


1.

32

System name AillLwn CATCH

Louisiana, Bossier City

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOl74

Agency •••••••.•••••••..•••••• Louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist PO Box 6435 Bossier City, LA 71171 (318) 226-6958

Contact person •..•.••..•••••. Julie Presley System Consultant

Type of agency .••.•••••••.•• State prosecutor's office Population served •••••...•.•• 300,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 22 Part-time prosecutors ••.•••.• 4 Criminal cases ff1ed/1988 .... 5,000 Civil cases filed/19B8 •••••..

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ••••••••.. Share use of computer Oata processing emp70yees ••.. 0

rw. MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO I4ICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & mode7 IBM SYS/36-D2L IBM AT IBM PS/2-30 IBM PS/2-50 IBM PS/2-GO IBM XT

Operating system SSP, 5.1 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Ouantity M!1 1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specific

CRIMlMAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

System name 1.

~ DAIMS

33

Maryland, Landover


Agency ••••••.•••••••••••••••• Prince George's County State's Attorney 425 Brightseat Rd Landover, MD 20785 (301) 808-1630

Contact person •....•••.•.•••• Fern Lanthier Supervisor, Judicial Systems

Type of agency ............ .. County prosecutor's office Population served ••••••••••.• Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 49 Part-time prosecutors •.•••.•. 1 Criminal cases filedI1988 •..• Civil cases filedI1988 •••..••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... HaVe, exclusive Use of a computer Data processing employees ••.• 0

~ HAIN MICRO

Hanufacturer & model Ooerating SYstem NAS MVS XEROX 6085 MVS XA

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Ovant it y J.A!i

4 DATAPOINT

accounting, electronic mail, spreadsheets, word proceSSing

Disctoline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


SYstem name 1. No system name given

35

Massachusetts, Boston


Agency .••..•••.••.••.••.••••• Suffolk County Dist Atty's Ofc New Court House, 6th Flr Boston, MA 02108 (617) 725-8671

Contact person ••••••••••••••• John Duffett Dir of MIS

Type of agency •••••••••.•••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••••• 600,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••. 103 Part-time prosecutors •.••.••• Criminal cases filedI1988 •••. 40,000 Civil cases filedI1988 •.••.•. 100

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•.••.... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ••.• 4 .

.l:w! MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operating system WANG VSIOO WANG VS as 7.14.05 WANG PC-38I WANG VS OS 7.14.05

Quanta y .tMt 1 WANG WSN 12 WANG WSN

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Genp,ral functions computer assisted training, desktop publishing, electronic mail, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discioline-specific


System name 1. Prosecutor's Hgmt Info System

36

~ PROHIS

Massachusetts, Brockton


Agency ••••...••••••...••....• Plymouth Co Oist Atty's Ofc 32 Belmont St Brockton, MA 02403 (SOB) 584-8120

Contact person •..•..••..••••• Elise T. Cushing MIS Director

Type of agency ••••••.....••. County prosecutor's office Population served ••..•••.••.. 420,000 Full-time prosecutors •••..•.. 35 P.rt-ti.e prosecutors •..••••• Crf.inal cases filedI1988 •••• 9,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ..•••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•••••••.. Have exclusive use of a computer, Data processing employees .... 3

l1R.f MINI MINI MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model WANG OIS 65 WANG VS 5340 WANG VS 7120 AT&T WALT II WANG PC 200/300 WANG PC CLASSIC

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functjons

Operating system WANG OIS as 11.0 WANG VS OS 7.20.06 WANG VS OS 7.20.06 MSOOS MSOOS 2.1 MSOOS 3.2

Quantity 1,A!1. 4 1 1 1 4 2

computer assisted training, database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Oiscipline-tpecffic assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMiNAl JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

System name 1. Prosecutor's Hgmt Info System

Acronym PROMIS

37

Massachusetts, Dedham


Agency ......... .............. Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc PO Box 309 Dedham, MA 02026 (617) 329-5440

Contact person ...•.•......... Joseph Creamer MIS Director

Type of agency •..•.•..•••••. County prosecutor's office Population served ..•......•.• 606,000 Full-time prosecutors ........ 35 Part-time prosecutors ....... . Criminal cases fiTedI1988 .... 10,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ....•.•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•....... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• 1

Iw. MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model WANG VS-B5 WANG PC-240

Operating system VSE 7.14.04 MSDOS

Quanti t V LAN 1 7

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Genera 1 functi on$ accounting, computer assisted training, payroll, personnel, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Oi scipl ine-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control



38

Acronym PROMIS

I

Massachusetts, New Bedford


Agency ... ..•...•.....•....... Bristol District Atty's Ofc PD Box B-940 New Bedford, MA 02741 (508) 997-0711

Contact person ....•.•........ Filomena P Lupo MIS Project Manager

Type of agency ...•..•.••.... County prosecutor's office Population sen'ed .•.....•..•. 800,000 FUll-time prosecutors ..••.... 33 Part-time prosecutors ...•...• 5 Criminal cases filed/lgSB •..• 67,823 Civil cases filed/lgBB ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ....•..... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 1

I1M MINI MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model WANG OIS-60 WA:;G VS-85 AT&T 6300 LEADING EDGE TANDY 4000 WANG LAPTOP WANG S2-2 WANG S3-2

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functjons

Operating system OIS IO.1.A VS 7.20 MSDDS 3.3 MSDDS 3.3 MSDDS 3.3 MSDDS MSDDS 3.3 MSDDS 3.3

Quant jt Y J.Mi. 1 1 1 2 1

computer assisted training, database management, electronic mail~ scheduling/time management, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management


System name 1. ProsecutQr's Mgmt Info System

~ PRDMIS

39

IIassachus.tts, Northampton

AlENty DESCRIPTION - AI0629

Agency •.••...••.••••.••••..•. Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofe 1 Court Square Northampton, HA 01060-3032 (413) 586-9225

CDnt.ct person •••••••••.•.••. lisa Liberatore Systems Analyst

Type of agency ..••....•.••.. Municipal prosecutor's office Population served •.••.••.•.•. Full-time prosecutors •..••.•• 60 Part-time prosecutors •.•.•••. Cri_inal cases filed/1988 •••. 1,100 Civil cases filed/1988 •.••.•• 500

COMlTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•.......• Have exclusive use of a computer o.t. processing employees •..• 1

~ MINI MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model Qperatjng system WANG PC CLASSICS WANG OIS 115 MSDOS WANG VS-65 MSDOS

Quantity !.Ni.

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions computer assisted training, electronic mail, payroll, scheduling/time Management, word processing

Discipline-specific case management, victim/witness control



40

Amn:i!11 PROIHS

Michigan, Grand Rapids·

AlENCY DESCRIPTION - AlOO80

Agency ••••••••• •••.••••••••.•• Kent County Prosecutor 416 Hall of Justice Grand Rapids, HI 49503 (616) 774-3577

Contact person ••••••••••••••• Peggy Lantz Administrator

Type of agency •••••••••••••. County prosecutor's office Population served .•••.•••.••. 440,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 27 Part-time prosecutors . ••..••• Criminal cases filed/1988 .••• Civil cases filed/1988 •••••••

COMPUTER EQUIPIIENT

Access to COII:.l)uter .••••••••• Share use of computer Oat. processing employees •••. 0

~ ~Ia~fl~t~~c & mQ~l QI1~ciltiml H~tl!!Il Q~!iaW~ HAIN H-P 700 1 HICRO IBH PS/2-50 HSOOS 3.3 HICRO IBH PS/2-50 HSOOS 3.3 HICRO ITT XTRA HSOOS 3.3 16

AUTOMATED FUNCTiONS

Geaecal fuactfoas

J.N1.

NBI MULTI NBI MULTI NBI MULTI

computer assisted training, database management, desktop pubHshing, payroll, spreadsheets, word processing

Discfl11iae-sl1ecific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System aame 1. Prosecutor's Hgmt Info System

l1ill.Iwn PROMIS

Al

Michigan, Lansing


Agency ••••••••.••.••••••.•••. Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of 306 Townsend St Lansing, HI 48913 (517) 334·6060

Contact person •.•..••••••.••• John Goergen Technical Services Mgr

Type of agency .••••••••••... Prosecuting Attorneys' Assn Population served •...•••.•••• 115,000 Full-time prosecutors ...••... 9 Part-time prosecutors .••••.•. Criminal cases filedI1988 ...• 3,785 Civil cases filedI1988 ..•.•.. 708

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•• : •••••. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

URf. MICRO MICRQ

Manufacturer & model Operating system APPLE MACINTOSH SE MACINTOSH 6.02 SCI fORTUNE SX-70 UNIX

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word proceSSing

Djscjpline-specific subpoena proceSsing, victim/witness control


System narog 1. Case TraCKing

42

Quantjty LAN 1 1

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Minnesota, Anoka


Agency •••••••••••••••••••.•.• Anoka County MIS Systems & Programming Anoka County Courthouse Anoka, MN 55303 (612) 421-4760

Contact pet·son .••••••..•••••• Steve Cafferty Microcomputer Specialist

Type of agency .•• ~ ••••.••••. County prosecutor's office Population served •..•.•••.••• Full-time prosecutors ••.•.••• 22 Part-time prosecutors ••••.••• Criminal cases fi1edI1988, .... 900 Civil cases fi7edI1988 ••••••• 1,600

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••...••.• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• 0

~ Hanufacturer & model Operating system Ouantjty LAN MICRO IBM PS/2-30 MSOOS 3.3 25 NOVELL

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specifi~ case management


System name 1. Case Management

43

Mississippi, Gulfport


Agency •.•••..••..•.••.•...••. Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc PO Drawer CC Gulfport, MS 39501 (601) 865-4172

Contact person •••...••.••.••• 8i11 Smith Systems Analyst

Type of agency •..••••....•.. DA for 3 counties Popu7ation served .••.••...••. 150,000 Fu77-time prosecutors •••.•••• 5 Part-time prosecutors ••.••••. Crimina7 cases fi7edI1988 ••.. 1,096 Civi7 cases fi7edI1988 ........ 2,056

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•. I • •• • •• Have el.':: 1 us i ve use of a computer Data processing emp7oyees ..•• 0

Irr1 Manufacturer & mOde7 Operating system Ml.t:RO WANG 5578 MSDOS 2.6

Quantity J.A!i. 5

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Genera7 functions accounting, database management, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discip7ine-specific case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLI~ATIONS


44

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Missouri, Columbia


Agency ••••••••••••••••••.•••• Boone County Prosecutor's Office Courthouse Columbia, MO 65201 (314) 874-7551

Contact person .••••.•••••••.• Bonnie VanHook Offi ce Manager

Type of agency ••••.•••••.••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••••••.•• Full-time prosecutors •••••••. 6 P.rt-ti.e prosecutors .•••.••• 2 Cri.in.l cases filedI1988 •••• 2,712 Civil cases filedI19BB ••••..• 8,057

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .••••.•.•• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ••.• 0

r.w. MAIN MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operating system IBM 5360 IBM 3180 IBM 8530

Quantity LAN. 1 8 2

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Djscipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLlCAnONS

System name 1.

~ MOPICS

45

Nebraska, Arapahoe


Agency ....................... Furnas County Atty's Ofc PO Box 467 Arapahoe, NB 68922 (308) 962-5455

Contact person ••..•.•.••...•• David W. Urbom County Attorney

Type of agency •.•.•....•.... County prosecutor's office Population served ......••..•• 6,500 Ful/-time prosecutors ..••.... Part-time prosecutors ..••.••. 1 Criminal cases filed/l988 .... 120 Civil cases filed/l988 .•...•. 4

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• 0

~ ManUfacturer & model Operating system MICRO EPSON EQUITY 111+ MSDOS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Discioljne-specjfic


System name

46

Quantity Wi. 1

Nebrask:a, Omaha


Agency ....................... Dougl as County Data Services 40B S IBth St Omaha, NB 6BIB3 (402) 444-7073

Contact person ••.•......••... Jeffrey Morrow Technical Project Mgr

Type of agency •...•..•••.... County prosecutor's office Population served .••....••••• 450,000 Full-time prosecutors •..•.... 27 Part-time prosecutors ....... . Criminal cases filedI1988 .•.. 3,346 Civil cases filedI1988 ...•... 350

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees .... 0

~ ~gO~fg~t~r~~ ~ mQQ~1 QRe~~tiog ~~~t~m Q!l~OW~ Wi. MAIN IBM 43BI-R23 VAX/VMS 1 MINI WANG VS 100 WANG 714 1 MICRO LEADING EDGE MSDOS 1 MICRO WANG PC 1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Geoeral functioos accounting, database management, desktop publishing, payroll, statistical analysis, word processing

Oi scip1ioe-speciUc case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness cOntrol

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPL1CATIONS

S~stem name 1. Criminal Justice Sys

47

New Hampshire, Dover

AGENCY DESCRIPTION • AI0052

Agency .•••.••••.•••••••••.•.. Strafford County Attorney Box 799 Dover, NH 03820 (603) 749-2808

Contact person .•..••••..••..• Lincoln T. Sol dati County Attorney

Type of agency .•......•••••. County prosecutor's office Population served ..•..•••..•. 100,000 Full-time prosecutors .••••••• 5 Part-time prosecutors .•...•.• Criminal cases filed/1988 ••.. 1,100 Civil cases filed/1988 ..•.•••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•......•• Share use of computer Data proceSSing employees .... 0

~ Hanufacturer & model Operating system MICRO ALTOS 2086 XENIX 3.2FSO

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Ouantity LAN 1

database management, electronic mail, graphics, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Di scjpline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


System name 1. Prosecutor Management Info System

£!EM 91

49

New Jersey, Nays Landing


Agency •...•..•..•.•.........• Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc Route 400 Mays Landing, NJ OB330 (609) 625-7000

Contact person .•....•.•••...• Harry Meyers Lieutenant

Type of agency •.••.•••••...• County prosecutor's office Population served ..••.....•.• 250,000 Full-time prosecutors •....•.. 32 Part-time prosecutors ••••.•.. Criminal cases filed/1988 ..•. 3,500 Civi7 cases fi7ed/1988 ••..... 100

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•...•...• Data processing employees ••..

I.lM r~AIN MICRO MINI

Manufacturer & model Operating system IBM BI00 IBM PC MSDOS IBM AS/400-BB5

Quantity LAN

IBMPe

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, computer assisted training, database management, electronic mail, payroll, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing


CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWA~E APPLICATIONS

1.

50

System name t1m.n1m PROMIS/GAVEL

New Jersey, Nt Holly


Agency ••••.•.•••••..•••...... Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc Courts Facility, 2nd Flr Mt Holly, NJ 08060 (609) 265-5035

Contact person •••••••.....••• Richard Serafin Captai n

Type of agency ...••••••••••. County prosecutor's office Population served ..•••••••••. 409,000 FUll-time prosecutors •••..••• 19 Part-time prosecutors •...•... 5 Criminal cases fi7edI1988 ••.• 3,398 Civi7 cases fi7edI1988 .•.•...

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•••••..•. Data processing employees ...• 6

I.1M. MAIN MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & mode7 Operating system IBM 3081QX MVS IBM XT MSDOS TANDY 4000 XENIX

Quantjty J./1:!. 1 4 1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Genera7 functjons database management, electronic mail, schedul ing/time management',' spreadsheets, word processing

Qif£ip7ine-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management


System name 1. 2. Smartware

tID:.Qo.:nn IDMS

51

Hew MexIco, Gallup

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - ~l0652

Agency ••••••• •••••••••••••••• New Mexico OA's Ofc • 11th Judicial McKinley County Courthouse Gallup, NM 87301 (505) 7Z2-2281

Contact person •.••.•.•.•.•.. , Larry Fowler Deputy District Atty

Type of agency •••••••••••••• County prosecutor's office Population served •••••.•••••• 68,000 Full-time prosecutors •.•••••• 4 Part-time prosecutors .•••••.• Criminal cases fi7edI1988 .... 300 Civi7 cases filedI1988 •.••.•• 5

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.•••••..• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •..• 0

~ Hanufacturer & model Ooeratjng system MICRO EPSON EQUITV II+ I1S00S3.3

AUTOMATED fUNCTIONS

General fUnctions

Quantit y 1.AN. 4

Dist

accounting, database management, payroll, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, word processing

Discioline-sDecific


System name

52

New York, Buffalo


Agency ........................ Erie County Di st Atty's Ofc 25 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY 14202 (716) 858-2424

Contact person .•••••••.•••••• Paul Scharmach Chief, PROMIS Bureau

Type of agency .•.•••••.••••• County prosecutor's office Population served •.••..•••••• 1,000,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••. 87 Part-time prosecutors •.•.•.•. Criminal cases filed/1988 ••.• 37,600 Civil cases filed/1988 •••••..

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ....•.•••. Have exclusive use of a computer Data proceSSing employees •••• 8

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Manufacturer & model Operating syst~ AT&T 3B2-1000/80 UNIX 3.2.2 V3

Q..uantity J.M. 1

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functjons accounting, payroll, personnel, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific


System name 1.

~ ORACLE

53

New YorK, Mineola


Agency ..... , ................. Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 262 Old Country Rd Mineola, NY 11501 (518) 535-3380

Contact person .........•..... Jeffrey Colton Office Manager

Type of agency ...........•.. County prosecutor's office Population served ............ 1,700,000 Full-time prosecutors ......•. 140 Part-time prosecutors ... , ... . Criminal cases filed/198B .... 20,000 Civil cases filed/198B ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•..•.... Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees .... 0

"I.Y.M. MAIN MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operatjng system IBM MVS IBM PS/2

Quantjty 1.A!1.

AUTOMATED fUHCT!ONS

General fUnctions database management, personnel, spreadsheets, word processing

Disciplina-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control


System name 1. District Attorney's Information Sys

54

d£t:Qn1m DAIS

New York, Utica

AGENCY ('ESCRIPTION - AI0716

Agency ....................... Oneida County Oi st Atty's Ofc County Courthouse Utica, NY 13501 (315) 798-5766

Contact person •.•....•.•..... Anthony J. Milograno Victim-Witness Coordinator

Type of agency ••.....•....•. County prosecutor's office Population served •.......•.•• 270,000 Fun-time prosecutors ........ 14 Part-time prosecutors ....... . Criminal cases filedI1988 .... 1,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ......•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•........ Rely on external data processing sen·vice Data processing employees .... 1

Iw. MAIN MICRO

Manufacturer & model UNISYS MAPPER 1100 IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Djscipline-specific

Operating system MAPPER MSOOS 3.1


~.lli..llJ1l..!1MMl

Ouantity J.A!1.

laMPe

55

North Carolina, Raleigh

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOOS6

Agency ...••..•....••.......•. Conference of District Attorneys 19 U Hargett St, Ste 501 Raleigh, HC 27609

Contact person ...••..••..•.•. Patton G. Galloway Executive Secretary

Type of agency ..•.•••••.•... Prosecutor Coordinator Population served ..•..•••.... Full-time prosecutors ..•...•• Part-time prosecutors .••...•• Criminal cases filed/lgBB ••.. Civil cases filed/19BB ..•....

COHPUTER EQUIPHENT

Access to computer •..•..•..• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

UM MINI MICRO

~turer & model Operating system HCRPC·IO IBM A7 MSDOS

Ouantity !JJ!J.

AUTOMATED FUHCTIOHS

Genera I fllncti ons database management, graphics, spreadsheets, word processing

flu£ill1J ne- spec fff c assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, victim/witness control

CRIHINAL ,JUSTICE SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

1.

56

~stem name M.rQ!1JlJl PMSS

Ohio, Columbus


Agency ....................... Franklin County Prosec Atty's Ofc 369 S High St Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 462-2452

Contact person ••••••••••••••. Ross Fogle

Type of agency ••••••••••••.• County prosecutor's office Population served ••••••••..•• 980,000 Fu"-ti.e prosecutors ••.....• 43 Part-time prosecutors ••••.••• Cri.inal cases filed/1988 •••• 4,738 Civil c.ses filed/1988 •••••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••••••••• Rely on external data processing service Oat. processing employees •••. 0

Im. MAIN

N.nuftcturer & model Operating system UNISYS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Discipline-specific calendaring/scheduling

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOFTWARE ~PPLJCATIONS

System name 1. Court Case Scheduling

Quantity WI. 2

57

Oklahoma, Norman


Agency ••.••.••.••••..••••.••• Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 201 S Jones, Suite 210 Norman, OK 73069 (405) 321-8268

Contact person ••••.•••••••••• David A. Roberts Dir, Computer Operations

Type of agency •..••••••••.•• State prosecutor's office Population served .••••••••••• 207,000 Full-time prosecutors •••.•••• 16 Part-time prosecutors •.•••••• 1 Criminal ~ases filed/19BB .•.• 3,000 Civil cases filedI19BB •••••.• 600

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•••.•••• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employ~es .... 1

UM MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model COMPAQ 386 COMPAQ DESK PRO COMPAQ PORTABLE IBM AT

Operating system f~SDOS 3.31 MSOOS 3.31 MSDOS 3.31 MSOOS 3.31

Quantity .L.Mi. 3COM 3COM 3COM 3COM

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, database management, electronic mail, graphics, payroll, personnel, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Djscipljne-specifjc assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


SYstem name 1. DA's Accountant 2. OA's ASSISTANT 3. DA's Office Manager

58

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90

Oregon, Portland


Agency •••..•..•..•.•..••••••• Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 600 County Courthouse Portland, OR 97204 (S03) 248-3162

Contact person ..•.•••.•••.••• Suzanne Lewis Administrative Technician

Type of agency ••••..•..•...• County prosecutor's office Population served •.•..••••.•. Full-time prosecutors •....... 68 Part-time prosecutors •••••••• 1 Criminal cases filed/1988 .•.• 22,379 Civil cases filedI1988 .•.....

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..•...•... Rely on external data processing service Data processing employees .... 1

lJ!M. MAIN MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model AMDAHL 5860

Operating system ~1VS 2.1.7

Ouantity LAN 1

AST PREMIUM 286 MSDOS ~ IBM XT MSDOS 3

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, graphics, personnel, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/~Jitness control



Acrl1l1.Y1ll PROMIS

59

Oregon, Salem

AGENCY DESCRIPTION .- AI0627

Agency ...................... . Marion County District Atty's Ofc 100 High St Salem, OR 97301 (503) 588-5222

Contact person ..•............ Loui se Stanfill Management Info Spec

Type of agency ...•......•... County prosecutor's office Population served ......•.•..• Full-time prosecutors .•...... 18 Part-time prosecutors .••••••• Criminal cases filedI1988 .... 12,000 Civil cases filedI1988 •••...•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ...•...... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 1

~ MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM 5360 IBM 8550

Operating system SSP 5.1 MSDOS 3.3

Quantity 1.At1.

2

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions electronic mail, payroll, personnel, scheduling/time management, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specifjc assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, 'Iictim/witness control


System name 1. DA's System

60

South Carolina, Greenville

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AI070S

Agency .••..•..•.••..•...••..• Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc County Squal'e Ofc Bl dg Greenville, SC 29601 (803) 240-7123

Contact person ...•...•..••... Wesley Welsh Information Systems Mgr

Type of agency ••......•..•.. County prosecutor's office Population served ............ 330,000 Full-time prosecutors •..•..•. 19 Part-time prosecutors .....•.. 6 Criminal cases filedI1988 •.•• 10,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ..•....

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .....•.... Rely on external data proceSSing service Data processing employees .... 0

UM. MAIN MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM 4381 DEC IBM AT CLONE IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Operating system VM MSDOS MSDOS MSDOS

Ouantity J.A!1 1 1 1 2

accounting, database management, graphics, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management



61

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Tennessee, ,Blountville


Agency ••.••.•.•.••.••..••..•. Tgnnessee District Atty General's Ofc PO Box 526 Blountville, TN 37617 (6I5) 323-2107

Contact person •..•..••..••.•. Carl K. Kirkpatrick District Attorney General

Type of agency .......••..... State prosecutor's office Population served .•••..•.••.. 145,000 fun-time prosecutors ........ 10 Part-time prosecutors •.•.•... Criminal cases filed/1988 •... 18,702 Civfl cases filedI1988 •......

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .....•.... Rely on external data processing service Oata processing employees ••.• 0

liM MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model POINT #4 IBM PS/2-50

Operating system IRIS 9.2 MSDOS 3.30

AUTOMATED fUNCTIONS

General functions database management, word processing

OJ SCfpline -spec iffc subpoena processing, victim/witness control

CRIHIKAL JUSTICE SOfTWARE APPLICATIONS

SYSfem name 1. No system name given

62

Ouantjtv LM 1 1

Texas, Conroe


Agency ........ ............... Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc Courthouse, Rm 125 Conroe, TX 77301 (409) 539-7800

Contact person ...•.••......•. Peggy Newton Court Coordinator/Legal Asst

Type of agency ..•.•....••... County prosecutor's office Population served .•....••.... FUll-time prosecutors ••....•• 11 Part-time prosecutors ..•.•... Criminal cases filed/1988 .... 900 Civil cases filed/1988 •......

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •..• 1

liM MINI

Manufacturer & model Operating system MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS PICK

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/schedul ing, case management, ,s.ubpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. District Attorney System

&.t:.QJ11l!1 DAS

/!.ill. 87

63

Texas, £1 Paso

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AI06SI

Agency ....................... 34th Judicial Oist Atty's Ofc 500 E San Antonio, Rm 303 El Paso, TX 79901 (915) 546-2176

Contact person .......•.•...•. James T. Jamison Paralegal Systems Programmer

Type of agency ..•...••.....• District Attorney Population served ...••.....•. 1,000,000 Full-time prosecutors ...•..•. 30 Part-time prosecutors .••••... Criminal cases filed!lg88 .•.. 6,000 Civil cases fi1ed!lg88 ...... .

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ..••.....• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ..•. 1

I.:iM MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model COMPU-AOO PC IBM AT IBM PS/2 IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Operating system MSOOS 3.3 MSOOS 3.3 MSOOS 3.3 MSOOS 3.3

Ouantity LA!1. AXON AXON AXON AXON

accounting, database management, desktop publishing, graphics, personnel, statistical analysis, word proceSsing

Discipline-s~ case management, victim/witness control


System name 1. 34th Jud Oist Case Tracking Sys

64

Utah, Sa7t Lake City


Agency •.••• .•.••.•.•..••.... Salt Lake County Attorney 2001 S State St, S-3500 Salt Lake City, UT 84190-1200 (801) 468-2640

Contact person .••....•.•.•••. George Stingley Fiscal/Administrative Mgr

Type of agency •••.••...••... County prosecutor's office Popu7ation served .•..••••...• 750,000 Full-time prosecutors .••••..• 58 Part-time prosecutors •..•.... Criminal cases filedI1988 .... 17,000 Civil cases filedI1988 ...•••. 4,000

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.....•... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ••.. 0

r.w:. MAIN MINI MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM 3090 WANG 100 WANG 5000 EVEREX AT286 IBM AT IBM XT WANG 240 WANG 280 W~NG 380 WELLS AT286

AUTOMATED FUNCnONS

General functions

Operating system MVS WANG 7.20 WANG 7.20 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSD05 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Quantity LAN 1 1 1 5

accounting, computer assisted training, database management, desktop publishing, electronic mail, graphics, personnel, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discioline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Civil Trac 2. ProsecuteR 3. ResponseR

65

V.~t, Nontpelier

AlElCY DESCRIPTION - AlOO53

Agency •••••••••••••••••••.••• Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys 133 State St Montpelier, VT 05602 (802) 828-2891

Contact person ••••••••••••••• Chrfstophr Leopold Executive Director

Type of agency •••••••••••.•• Prosecutor Coordinator's Ofc Population served •••••••••••• Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 47 Part-ti.e prosecutors •••••.•• Crt.inal cases filedI1988 •••• Civil cases filedI1988 •••••••

CQlUlUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ••••.•.••• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• 0

I!Qt Manufocturer & model Operatjng system MICRO COMPAQ DESK PRO 286 MSOOS

Quant it y LAN

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions word proceSSing

Oi sCipZioe-specifjc case management


Sl!stem oj/me 1. DA's ASSISTANT

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l!MJ£ 90

Virginia, Chesape~kf!


Agency .••.•....•...••.• , ..••• Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty PO Box 15225 Chesapeake, VA 23320 (804) 547-6228

Contact person •.••••..•..•... Gloria O. Lambert Administrative Assistant

Type of agency •.•..••.....•. Municipal prosecutor's office Population served ............ 147,000 Full-time prosecutors ..••.... 8 Part-time prosecutors .••••.•. Criminal cases filed/1988 ••.. 1,491 Civil cases fi7ed/1988 ...... .

COMPUTER EQUI PMENT ,(.

Access to computer ...••..... Have exclusive use of a computer." Data processing employees •... 0 '

~ MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM PS/2-30 IBM PS/2-50 IBM PS/2-60

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General fUnctions

Operating system MSDOS 3.30 MSDOSS 3.30 MSDOS

database management, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific


SYstem name

Quantit V 1M.

> 1',·

67

Virginia, Emporia

AGENCY DESCRIPTION'- AI0054

Agency ...... ................. Virginia DA's Office - Emporia PO Box 1135 Emporia, VA 23B47 (804) 634-9454

Contact person .••.•••.•.•.•.. R. Neely Owen Commonwealth's Attorney

Type of agency •...•.••••.••. Combined Huni & County Office Population served •••••••••••• 15,000 FUll-time prosecutors ...•.••• Part-time prosecutors .•.•.•.• 2 Criminal cases filed/198B .•.• 2,750 Civil cases filed/19BB ••••.•. 25

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •..•••••.• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••• ° Ileg HanuFacturer & model Operating system MICRO TANDY 1200HD MSDOS 3.0

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General Functions accounting, word processing

Discipline-speciFic


System name

68

Quantity W:1 3

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Virginia, Leesburg

AGENCY DESCRIPTION ~ AI0588

Agency •••..••...•...•...••••. Virginia DA's Ofc - leesburg 18 E Market St Leesburg, VA 22075 (703) 777-0242

Contact person ••••••....••..• Frank S. Beers Investigator

Type of agency ••.•.••....... County prosecutor's office Population served .......••.•• Full-time prosecutors ..•....• 6 Part-time prosecutors .•....•. Criminal cases filed/1988 .••• 16,390 Civil cases filed/J988 ..•.... 200

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.....•... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees .... 0

rm MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model EPSON EQUlTY 11+ IBM PS/2-50

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Genera1 functjoos

Operatjng system MSDOS 3.3 MSDO$ 3.3

database management, graphiCS, word processing

Discjoljae-specjfic


s.~stem name

Quanti t v LAN 1 4

69

Virginia, Tazewell


Agency .•..•...........•...••. Virginia DA's Ofc - Tazewell PO Box 946 Tazewell, VA 24651 (703) 9B8-7541

Contact person .••••.......••. T .C. Bowen, III Commonwealth's Atty

Type of agency ...•.....•.... County prosecutor's office Population served ........•••• 50,000 Full-time prosecutors ........ 2 Part-time prosecutors ....••.. 1 Criminal cases filedI1988 .... 3,200 Civil cases filedI1988 •.....• 40

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •......... Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ••.. 0 ~,

~ MsaYfacturer & model Operating system MICRO LEADING EDGE 0 MSDOS 3.3

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Discioline-specific


System name

Ouant i t Y J.NJ. 2

71

Virginia, Virginia Beach


Agency .............. ......... Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach Municipal Center Virginia Beach. VA 23456-9002 (804) 4Z7-4401

Contact person ....••...•••..• Tom Pollard Systems Administrator

Type of agency .....•....••.• State prosecutor's office Population served ....•....•.. 400,000 Fu11-time prosecutors ........ 17 Part-time prosecutors ••...•.. Criminal cases filed/l988 .... 5,000 Civil cases filed/1988 •.•••.•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .......... Share use of computer Data processing employees ..•. 0

I.Y.M MICRO MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model AT&T 6300 COMPAQ 286 UNISYS I MODEL 500 UNISYS 4 MODEL 300

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functjons

Ooerating system MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 HSDOS 3.3 HSDOS 3.3

database management, word processing

OJ sci pUne- specifi c

Ouantjty 13 1

LA!1 NOVELL NOVEll NOVEll NOVELL

assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control



72

Virginia, Williamsburg

AGENCY DESCR!PTION - AI0589

Agency ••••••••••••••••••••.•• Virginia DA's Office - Williamsburg 321-45 Court St, W Williamsburg, VA 23187 (804) 229-6080

Cont.ct person ••••••••••••••• DavId Thomas Law Clerk

Type of agency ••••••••••.••. Combined municipal & county Popul.tion served •••••••••••• 47,000 Full-time prosecutors •••••••• 2 Part-time prosecutors •••••••• Cri_in.l c.ses filed/19BB .••. 3,500 Civil clses filed/19BB •••••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••••••••• Have exclusive use of a computer Dati processin9 employees •••• 0

Im. MICRO MICRO

Hiaufacturer & model Qperatinq system DTK CORP PC MSODS 3.3 IBM PC' IBMDOS

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS


Discipline-specific


System name

Quantity 1 1

J.A!1. IBMPe IBMpe

73

Nashi ngton, Seatt 1 e

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOIS7

Agency ....................... King County Prosecutor King County Courthouse, Rm E208 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 296-0812

Contact person •.•••..•••••••. Ron Borger Programmer/Analyst III

Type of agency .•.••.•..•.••. County prosecutor's office Popuiation ser~ed ••.••.•.•..• 2,000,000 Full-time prosecutors .••••••• 56 Pal't-time prosecutors ••••.•.• 23 Criminal cases filed/1988 .••. 475 Civil cases fi7ed/1988 •.••••. 3,500

COMPUTER EQUIPMEtIT

Access to computer .•..•..••. Have exclusive use of a computer Data pl'l/cessing employees •... ° 'ilJl.g MAIN MICRO MICRO MICRO

ManUfacturer & model IBM 3084 AST 286 IBM AT NCR 386

~pting system MVS XA MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Quantity LAN 1 10 5

NOVELL NOVELL NOVELL

AUTOHATED,FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, database management, desktop publishing, graphics, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specific


System name 1. Appeals Tracking System 2. Court Statistics

74

Vash1ngton, Spokane

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AIOI88

Agency ••.•••.••••••••.••••••• Spokane County Public Defender West 1116 Broadway Spokane, WA 99260 (509) 456-4246

Contact person .••..•••••••••• Donald L. Westerman Chief A~sist Public Defender

Type of agency •.••••.•••••.. Public Defender Population served •••••••••.•• 300,000 Full-time prosecutors •••.••.• Part-time prosecutors •••••••• Criminal cases filed/1988 •••• 15,049 Civil cases filed/1988 •.••••• 1,671

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••.•••..• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ••.• 4

Iw. MINI

Manufacturer & model Operating system IBM SYS/36

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Ouantit y 191'

database management, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling,


System name 1. Jalan Public Defender

75

West Virginia, Charleston

AGENCY DESCRIPTION - AI055B

Agency •...•.•.•.••..•.•.•.•• Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc III Court St, Rm 300 Charleston, WV 25301 (304) 357-0300

Contact person ••.....•.•••.•. Doren Burrell Asst Prosecuting Atty

Type of agency .•...•.•...•.• County prosecutor's office Population served ..•.•••.•.•• 240,000 Fu17-tl'me prosecutors ••..•••• 18 Part-time prosecutors .•.•.••• Criminal cases fi7ed/19BB •.•• 10,000 Civi1 cases filed/19BB •...•.• 100

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •••••••••• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• 0

I.1!M MINI MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operating system IBM SYS/36 IBM PS/2-30 MSDOS 3.3

Ouantity 1.M.

6

AUTOMATED. FUNCTIONS

General functions database management, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, word processing



System name 1. Kanawha Co Circuit Court Docketing Sys

76

West Virginia, Parkersburg


Agency ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc Wood County Judicial Bldg Parkersburg, WV 26101 (304) 424-1776

Contact person ••••.••.•••.••• Sherry Sutton Legal Secretary

Type of agency .••••••••.•..• County prosecutor's office Population served .•••••..•.•. 90,000 Full·time prosecutors ....•.•. 6 Part-time prosecutors •••••..• Criminal cases filedI1988 ••.. 150 Civil cases filedI1988 ••.•••• 5

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•••.....• Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •... 0

r.w. MICRO MICRO MICRO

Hanufacturer & model EPSON PACKARD BELL ZE~ITH

AUTOMATED FUUCTIONS


Discipline-specific

Operating system MSDOS 4.0 MSDOS 4.0 MSDOS 4.0


System name

Quantity .LM! 3 1 2

77

Wisconsin, Lancaster


Agency ..•....•.••••..•.....•. Grant County Dist Atty's Ofc Grant County Courthouse Lancaster, WI 53813 (608) 723-4237

contact person .•.••...•••.••• Jane D. Reed Administrative Secretary

Type of agency ••....•....... County prosecutor's office Population served .••.....•.•• 51,057 Full-time prosecutors .•...... 2 Part-time prosecutors ...••.•• Criminal cases fi7ed/Jg88 .•.• 235 Civil cases filedII988 ••..•.•

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer .•.....•.. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees ...• 0

~ Manufacturer & model Operating system MICRO IBM 3286 MSDOS 330

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions word process i n9

Discjpl fne-specific


System name

78

Quant it y l.MJ. IBMPC

Wisconsin, Milwaukee


Agency ....................... Milwaukee County IMSD 235 W Galena, Ste 60C Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 289-6300

Contact person ....•...••..... Warren Englund Systems Analyst

Type of agency .•••....•..•.. County prosecutor's office Population served .••..•...•.. 965,000 Full-time prosecutors ..••..•• 84 Part-time prosecutors ...•...• 2 Criminal cases filedI1988 •... 52,563 Civil cases filedI1988 •...•.. 4,700

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer ...•...... Data processing employees ... 0

IJ.M. MAIN MAIN MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model Operating system

AMDAHL 5860 MVS COMPAQ DESK PRO 286 IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Quantity LAN

1 3

computer assisted training, electronic mail, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specific subpoena processing


Syster.r name 1.

~ JUSTIS

79

lIisconsin, Racine


Agency ..••..•....••.••...•... Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc Racine Co cths, 730 Wisconsin Ave Racine, WI 53403 (414) 636-3883

Contact person ....•..•......• Linda Reeve Office Manager

Type of agency .•........••.. state prosecutor's office Population served ...........• 175,000 FUll-time prosecutors ........ 10 Part-time prosecutors ........ 2 Criminal cases filed/1988 ...• 3,307 Civil cases filed/1988 ...•... 50

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Acces~ to computer ...•.•.•.. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing emRloyees •••. 0

liM MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model DATALAND 286 DATALAND 386 LEADING EDGE 0

Operating system f1SDOS 4.0 MSDO MSOOS 4.0

Quant it y LAN 2 DNA 1 DNA 3 DNA

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions accounting, database management, graphics, spreadsheets, statistical analysis, word processing

Discipline-specific assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing


System name I. No system name given

, 80

L-.. _________________________________ - - -~ - -

Wyoming, Gillette

AGENCY ~~SCRIPTION - AI0702

Agency ••••••••••••••••••..... Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 500 S Gillette Ave Gillette, WY 82716 (307) 682-4310

Contact person •••••..••.•.••• John D. Young County Attorney

Type of agency •••••.•.••.... County prosecutor's office Population served ...•••...•.• 30,000 Full-time prosecutors ..•.••.• 8 Part-time prosecutors ..••.••• Criminal cases filedI1988 •••• Civil cases filedI1988 ...••••

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Access to computer •.•...•.•. Have exclusive use of a computer Data processing employees •••. 0

'Il:H. MINI MICRO MICRO MICRO

Manufacturer & model IBM SYS/38 IBM PS/2-30 IBM PS/2-50 IBM XT

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

General functions

Qperatinq system

MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3 MSDOS 3.3

Quantjty LM. 1 7 1 4

accounting, database management, electronic mail, graphics, payroll, scheduling/time management, spreadsheets, word processing

Discipline-specjfic assignment-attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case management, subpoena processing, victim/witness control


System name 1. Case Management

81


L.I _________________ Vol. V - Prosecution

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Bull HN Information Systems, Inc

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION - 510022

System ...•..••..••.•••.••.... District Attorney Case Support System Acronym DACSS

Developer name ...•.••.......• Bull HN Information Systems, 200 Smith St Waltham, MA 02154 (617) B95-6518

Contact person ......•.......• Paul Finerty Manager, Market Programs

Public domain software .•..... No Software modifiable ....••.•.•. No

Inc

Source code available .......• No, neither supplied nor available Programming language •••.•.... ORACLE/SQL Support services offered ••... User's manual, demonstration software,

on-site training, technical/reference manual, programming serVices/custom modifications, off-site training, on-site technical support, telephone-based technical support

Product features •.•...••..... Menu interface, scroll fields, ad hoc reports, ad hoc query language or SQL, sound alike searches, context-sensitive help, on-line help, hot keys, wildcard searches, import/export data

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

I.!tM. MAIN

Manufacturer & model HONEYWELL BULL

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Operating system UNIX

J.A!i. No

assignmer,t/attorneys, brief bank, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, criminal case processing, criminal history, legal information retrieval, summons control, victim/witness information, warrants

NARRATIVE

DACSS is a menu-driven application that collects, organizes, analyzes, tracks and prints legal data for a prosecutor's office. Through the integration of word processing with the application, the system supports prosecuting attorneys and administrative personnel in the areas of case tracking and preparation of legal documents, while producing management and statistical reports as by-products. Pricing for the application ranges from $12,000.00 to $25,000.00, based on number of users.

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name City,State

Computer Solutions

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION - S10107

System ......•....•........... Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor Acronym

Deve70per name .............. . Computer Solutions 117 Elizabeth Wy, Ste 6-103 Ellenwood, GA 30049 (404) 987-5375

Contact person •...••....••... Wayne Henderson President

Pub7ic domain software .•..... No Software modifiab7e ......•.••. Yes Source code availab7e .••..••. Yes, supplied with the product Programming 7anguage ..••..... ADVANCED REVELATION/PIC Support services offered ..... User's manual, demonstration software,

on-site training, programming services/custom modifications, telephone-based technical support

Product features .••......... Menu interface, scroll fields, ad hoc reports, ad hoc query language or SQL, sound alike searches, context-sensitive help, on-line help, pop-up windows, mouse or light pen, data encryption, color v'ideo, hot keys, query by example, wildcard searches, import/export data

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

Manufacturer & model

AUTOMATf,D FUNCTIONS

Operatjng system LAN No

assignment/attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, crimi nal case process i ng, crimi nal hi story, juvenil e records, legal information retrieval, victim/witness information, warrants

NARRATIVE

No narrative submitted

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name City. State

86

Creative Computer Solutions

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION'· S10045

System .. ..................... Di stri ct Attorney System Acronym DAS

Developer name .....•..••.•.•• Creative Computer Solutions 1310 Rockbridge Road Stone Mtn, GA 30087 (404) 921-2642

Contact person .....•.•..•.••. Randy Williams Vice President

Public domain software .•..... No Software modifiable •...•...... Yes Source code available •.•..... Yes, $upplied with the product Programming language ••.••..•. PICK BASIC Support services offered •.... User's manual, demonstrat'i on software,

computer assisted training, on-site training, technical/reference manual, programming services/custom modifications, off-site training, on-site technical support, telephone-based technical support

Product features ....•......•. Menu interface, scroll fields, ad hoc reports, context-sensitive help, on-line help, hot keys

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

I.lJH. MAIN

Manufacturer & model PRIME

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Operating system PICK

J.NJ. No

assignment/attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports; case management, civil case processing, criminal associates, criminal case processing, criminal history, summons control, victim/witness information, warrants

NARRATIVE

The District Attorney System is a fully automated system for district attorney case load maintenance, tracking, management, bondsman, defense attorney, enforcement agencies, witnesses, dispositions, warrants, user-defined document printing with interface to data files, court calendaring, victims, and complete system security. Software price is $8,000.00.

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name Montgomery County Dist Atty's Ofc Rockdale County Dist Atty's Ofc

Cjty,State Conroe, TX Conyers, GA

~ 63

87

Gwinnett County MIS


System ...•.....•......••..•.. Oi strict Attorney System Acronym

Developer name ..•.••...••...• Gwinnett County MIS 75 Langley Dr Lawrenceville, GA 30245 (404) 822-8901

Contact person ...•......•.... Jerry Hinor Courts System Specialist

Public domain software ...•••. Yes Software modifiable ..•.....•.. No Source code available .•.•...• No, neither supplied nor available Programming language .......•• COBOL Support services offered ....• User's manual, programming services/custom

modifications, on-site technical support, telephone-based technical support

Product features .........•...

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

~ MAIN MAIN

Hanufacturer & model UNISYS V340 UNISYS V510

Operating system HCP/VS HCP/VS

LAN No No

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, victim/witness information

NARRATIVE

This on-line program stores general, victim, witness and status information on cases. Batch jobs provide letters, notices and subpoenas.

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name Gwinnett County Oist Atty's Ofc

a8

City, State Lawrenceville, GA


System .....••........•••..•.. The Prosecutor's System Acronym

Developer name .......•••.•... Jalan, Inc South 140 Arthur, Ste 400 Spokane, WA 99202 (509) 535-2244

Contact person .•...•........• Jerry Hutchman Assistant Vice President

Public domain software ......• Yes Software modifiable ..••.••.... Yes

Jal an, Inc

Source code available .•••.••. Yes, available to the end user, but not supplied Programming language ...••.... RPG III Support services offered ..... User's manual, demonstration software,

computer assisted training, on-site training, technical/reference manual, programming services/custom modifications, off-site training, on-site technical support, telephone-based technical support, electronic customer support

Product features ..•.....•.•.. Menu interface, scroll fields, graphics, ad hoc reports, ad hoc query language or SQL, sound alike searches, context-sensitive help, on-line help, color video, hot keys, query by example, wildcard searches, import/export data

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

liM MINI

Manufacturer & model IBM AS/400

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Operating system OS/400

LAN NO

assignment/attorneys, brief bank, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, civil case processing, court library system, criminal associates, criminal case processing, criminal history, juvenile records, organized crime, pretrial services, summons control, victim/witness information, warrants

NARRATIVE

No system narrative submitted

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name Kootenai County Prosecutor's Ofc

Cit y, State Coeur d'Alene, 10

E.ill 19

89

SEARCH Group, Inc

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION - 510203

System ....................... D.A.' s ASSISTANT Acronym

Developer name ••••••••••••••• SEARCH Group, Inc 7311 Greenhaven Dr Sacramento, CA 95831-9963 (916) 392-2550

Contact person .••............ Julie Gutierrez Mgr, Software Services

Public domain software ••••••• Yes Software modifiable .•••...•••. Yes Source code available .. · ...... Yes, supplied with the product Programming language ...•••..• Oataflex Support services offered .•... User's manual, on-site training,

technical/reference manual, programming services/custom modifications, off-site training, telephone-based technical support

Product features .......•..... Menu interface, scroll fields, ad hoc reports, ad hoc query language or SQL, context-sensitive help, on-line help, pop-up Windows, color video, hot keys, wildcard searches, import/export data

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

IlBg Manufacturer & model MICRO PC COMPATIBLES

Operating system MSDOS/PCDOS

LAN Yes

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

assignment/attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, criminal case processing, criminal history, summons control, victim/witness information

NARRATIVE

DA's Assistant automates the data collection and maintenance of case management activities from the point of first report to the prosecutor through disposition and sentence expiration. It is designed for small to medium-sized prosecutorial offices. DA's Assistant operates on a variety of DOS, Unix and Xenix based microcomputers and networks. DA's Assistant software is available for $495.00. A three-day training course is also available for an additional $200.00.

SYSTEM USERS

90

Agency name 21st Dist Atty's Ofc New York State Div of CJ Svcs Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys

£i.tI'A1Al,g, Norman, OK Albany, NY Montpelier, VT

Page 58

66

Strafford County Attorney


System ••••••••••••••••.••.... Prosecutor Management Info System Acronym

Dev2loper name ..••••..••..••• Strafford County Attorney Box 799 Dover, NH 03820 (603) 749-2808

Contact person ••••.••••.••.•. Lincoln T. Soldati County Attorney

Public domain software .••..•• Yes Software modifiable ••••.••.... yes Source code available •..•.... No, neither supplied nor available Programming language ••.•..••• N/A Support services offered ..••. Product features .••.•••••••.• Ad hoc reports, ad hoc query language or

SQL, wildcard searches

COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

'I.Y.M. MAIN

Manufacturer & model ALTOS 2086

AUTOMATED FUNCTIONS

Operating system XENIX

.I.Ni. No

assignment/attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case management, criminal case processing, victim/witness information

NARRATIVE

The Prosecutor Management Information System is an off-the-shelf data base management software package called "Informix." Forms, reports, etc. have been customized to meet the needs of the Strafford County Attorney's Office.

SYSTEM USERS

Agency name Stafford County Atty's Ofc

City.State Dover, NH

em. 49

91

171'- Servtce South SYSTEII D£SCIIPTIOII - 51004111

S,st ......................... District Attorney's Info Mgmt System Aeroa,. DAIMS

f)e".'o".r a ................ . System Service South PO Box 6435 Bossier City, LA 711?1 (31B) 227-624B

Coatlct person ................ Ken Burkhalter General Partner

Publfc do.ifa soft~.~ ••••••• No Softw.r • .adfff.b7e ••••••••••• Yes Sourc. cod •• v.f7.b7 •••.••..• Yes, supplied with the product Progr ... fng 7.ngu.g ••••.••••• RPGII Support services offered .•••. On-site training, 24-hour support,

programming services/custom modifications, telephone-based technical support

Product f •• tures ••..••.•..••• Menu interface, on-line help

COIIPU'l'ER EQUI PIIENT

uu. "'nuflCtu~r , .acle7 MAIN IBM SYS/36

Operatiag system SSP

.wt No

AUTOMTED AH:TlONS

assignment/attorneys, calendaring/scheduling, case disposition reports, case .anagement, criminal case processing, victimVwitness information

NARRATIVE

DAIHS is a complete case management system from bool;ing (jail clearance) to clse completion including event and activity entry, court docketing and witness notification. The $12,000.00 system cost includes source code with installation additional, if needed.

SYSTEII USERS

Ageacy nall!e 1st Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc

112

CHy.State Shreveport, LA

INDICES -------.

A. Agency Indices

B. System Indices

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II L. --~~-~~~-_-_~-_ ------_VO~~-Pro~ution

AGENCY INDICES ----.

1. Agency Name

2. Total CasesFlledl1988

3. Computer Equipment

4. Automated Functions

5. Criminal Justice Software


IL.. -------------- Vol. V -Prosecution

Agency Name

Agency Index by Agency Name

City, State

34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc Adams County State's Atty's Ofc Anoka County MIS Systems & Programming Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc Boone County Prosecutor's Office Bristol District Atty's Ofc Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc Campbell County Attorney's Ojc Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty City of Phoenix Law Dept Clayton County Data Processing Colorado Districy Atty's Council Colusa County District Attorney Conference of District Attorneys Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc Delaware Dept of Justice Dept of Data Systems Dept of Law/Admn Services Douglas County Data Services Erie County Dist Atty's Ofc Florida State Attorney's Office Franklin County Pro sec Atty's Ofc Furnas County Atty's Ofc Gila County Attorney's Office Gilbert Town Prosecutor Grant County Dist Atty's Ofc Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc Kendall County State's Attorney Kent County Prosecutor Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty King County Prosecutor Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty Law Enforcement Information Services Los Angeles County District Attorney Louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist Maricopa County Attorney Marion County District Atty's Ofc McDonough County State's Attorney Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of Milwaukee County IMSD Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc Mu1tnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc Nassau County District Atty's Ofc New Mexico DA's Ofc - 11th Judicial Dist Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc Office of the Prosecuting Attorney Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District Oneida County Dist Atty's Ofc Pima County Attorney Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc Prince George's County State's Attorney Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc Sacramento County District Attorney Salt Lake County Attorney Scott County Attorney Sioux County Attorney

E1 Paso, TX Quincy, IL Anoka, MN Little Rock, AR Mays Landing, NJ Columbia, MO New Bedford, MA Mt Holly, NJ Gillette, WY Chesapeake, VA Phoenix, AZ Jonesboro, GA Englewood, CO Colusa, CA Raleigh, NC Lawrenceburg, IN Wilmington, DE Honolulu, HI Juneau, AK Omaha, NB Buffalo, NY Miami, FL Columbus, OH Arapahoe, NB Globe, AZ Gilbert, AZ Lancaster, WI Greenvill e, SC Gulfport, MS Winnemucca, NV Mt Vernon, IL Charleston, WV Yorkville, IL Grand Rapids, MI Louisville, KY Seattle, WA Coeur d'Alene, 10 Phoenix, AZ Los Angeles, CA Bossier City, LA Phoenix, AZ Salem, OR Macomb, IL Lansing, MI Milwaukee, WI Conroe, TX Montgomery, AL Portland, OR Mineola, NY Gallup, NM Dedham, MA Northampton, MA Hilo, HI Norman, OK Utica, NY Tucson, AZ Brockton, MA Landover, ~ID Racine, WI Sacramento, CA Salt Lake City, UT Davenport, IA Sioux Center, IA

Page

64 27 43 9 50 45 39 51 81 67 5 16 13 10 56 29 14 18 2 47 53 15 57 46 4 3 78 61 44 48 26 76 28 41 32 74 19 6 11 33 7 60 23 42 79 63 1 59 54 52 38 40 17 58 55 8 37 35 80 12 65 30 31

97

Agency Index by Agency Name

Agency Name

Spokane County Public Defender State's Attorney's Ofc State's Atty's Ofc Strafford County Attorney Suffolk County Oist Atty's Ofc Tennessee District Atty General's Ofc Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys Virginia DA's Ofc - leesburg Virginia OA's Ofc - lynchburg Virginia DA's Ofc - Tazewell Virginia OA's Office - Emporia Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach Virginia OA's Office - Williamsburg Warren County State's Attorney Whiteside County State's Atty's Ofc Will County State's Attorney Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc York County Dist Atty's Ofc

98

City, State

Spokane, WA Oilnville, Il Freeport, IL Dover, NH Boston, MA Blountville, TN Montpelier, VT Leesburg, VA Lynchburg, VA Tazewell, VA Emporia, VA Virginia Beach, VA Williamsburg, VA Monmouth, Il Morrison, Il Jol iet, Il Parke'rsburg, WV Alfred, ME

Page

75 20 21 49 36 62 66 69 70 71 68 72 73 24 25 22 77 34

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Agency Index by Total Cases Filed/I988 (Tr.F)

rCF Agency Name City, State Page

0 Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys Montpelier, VI 66 0 Conference of District Attorneys Raleigh, NC 56 0 Kent County Prosecutor Grand Rapids, MI 41 0 Warren County State's Attorney Monmouth, IL 24 0 Colorado Districy Atty's Council Englewood, CO 13 0 Gilbert Town Prosecutor Gilbert, AZ 3 0 Dept of Data Systems Honolulu, HI 18 0 Prince George's County State's Attorney Landover, MD 35 0 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Dfc Winnemucca, NV 48 0 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc Gillette, WY 81 0 Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc Little Rock, AR 9 98 Si'DUX County Attorney Sioux C.enter, IA 31 124 Furnas County Atty's Ofc Arapahoe, N8 46 155 Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc Parkersburg, WV 77 235 Grant County Dist Atty's Ofc Lancaster, WI 78 305 New Mexico DA's Ofc - 11th Judicial Dist Gallup, NM 52 325 Kendall County State's Attorney Yorkville, IL 28 443 Gila County Attorney's Office Globe, AZ 4 700 Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc Lawrenceburg, IN 29 730 Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc Mt Vernon, IL 26 825 McDonough County State's Attorney Macomb, IL 23 900 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc Conroe, TX 63 1,000 Oneida County Dist Atty's Ofc Utica, NY 55 1,100 Strafford County Attorney Dover, NH 49 1,100 Virginia DA's Ofc - Lynchburg Lynchburg, VA 70 1,100 Colusa County District Attorney Colusa, CA 10 1,100 Adams County State's Atty's Ofc Qui ncy, IL 27 1,120 State's Attorney's Ofc Danville, IL 20 1,491 Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty Chesapeake, VA 67 1,500 Whiteside County State's Atty's Ofc Morri son, I L 25 1,600 State's Atty's Ofc Freeport, I L 21 1,600 Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc Northampton, MA 40 2,013 Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty Louisville, KY 32 2,297 York County Dist Atty's Ofc Alfred, ME 34 2,500 Anoka County MIS Systems & Programming Anoka, MN 43 2,510 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty Coeur d'Alene, 10 19 2,775 Virginia DA's Office - Emporia Emporia, VA 68 2,932 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney Hilo, HI 17 3,152 Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc Gulfport, MS 44 3,204 Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc Montgomery, AL 1 3,240 Virginia DA's Ofc - Tazewell Tazewell, VA 71 3,357 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc Racine, WI 80 3,398 8urlington County Prosecutor's Ofc Mt Holly, NJ 51 3,500 Virginia DA's Office - Williamsburg Williamsburg, VA 73 3,600 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District Norman, OK 58 3,600 Pima County AttOl'ney TUcson, AZ 8 3,600 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc Mays Landing, NJ 50 3,696 Douglas County Data Services Omaha, NB 47 3,975 King County Prosecutor Seattle, WA 74 4,300 Clayton County Data Processing Jonesboro, GA 16 4,493 Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of Lansing, MI 42 4,738 Franklin County Pro sec Atty's Ofc Columbus, OH 57 5,000 Louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist Bossier City, LA 33 5,000 Vi rgi ni a DA' s Off'lce - Vi rgi ni a Beach Virginia Beach, VA 72 5,200 Wi 11 County State'S Attorney Joliet, IL 22 6,000 34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc El Paso, TX 64 9,000 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc Brockton, MA . 37 10,000 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc Dedham, f1A 38 10,000 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc Greenville, SC 61 10,100 Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc Charleston, WV 76

99

Agency Index by Total Cases Fil ed/1988 (TCF)

rCF Agency Name City, State Page

10,769 Boone County ProsecutJr'S Office Columbia, MO 45 12,000 Harion County District Atty's Ofc Salem, OR 60 15,100 Scott County Attorney Davenport, IA 30 16,590 Virginia DA's Ofc - Leesburg Leesburg, VA 69 16,720 Spokane County Public Defender Spokane, WA 75 18,702 Tennessee District Atty General's Ofc Blountville, TN 62 20,000 Nassau County District Atty's Ofc Mineola, NY 54 20,000 Delaware Dept of Justice Wil mi ngton, DE 14 20,500 Dept of Law/Admn Services Juneau, AK 2 21,000 Salt Lake County Attorney Salt Lake City, UT 65 22,379 Hultnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc Portland, OR 59 32,957 Maricopa County Attorney Phoenix, AZ. 7 33,000 Sacramento County District Attorney Sacramento, CA 12 37,600 Erie County Dist Atty's Ofc Buffalo, NY 53 40,100 Suffolk County Dist Atty's Ofc Boston, MA 36 45,000 Law Enforcement Information SerVices Phoenix, AZ 6 55,000 City of Phoenix Law Dept Phoenix, AZ 5 57,263 Milwaukee County IMSD Milwaukee, WI 79 67,823 Bristol District Atty's Ofc New Bedford, MA 39 102,834 Florida State Attorney's Office Miami, FL 15 312,983 Los Angeles County District Attorney los Angeles, CA 11

100

Agency Index by Computer Equipaent

Hanufacturer & model Agency Name Page

Los Angeles County District Attorney 11 Milwaukee County IMSD 79

ALTOS 2086 Strafford County Attorney 49

AMDAHL 5860 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 Milwaukee County IMSD 79

APPLE IICX Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 32

APPLE MACINTOSH Los Angeles County District Attorney 11 Dept of Data Systems 18

APPLE MACINTOSH SE Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of 42 Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 32

APPLE MACINTOSH SE+ Maric~pa County Attorney 7

AST 286 King County Prosecutor 74

AST PREMIUM 286 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59

AT&T 3131 Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc 29

AT&T 3B2-1000/80 Eria County Dist Atty's Ofc 53

AT&T 6300 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Virginia DA'~ Office - Virginia Beach 72 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39

AT&T UNIX PC Maricopa County Attorney 7

AT&T WALT II Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37

COMPAQ Los Angeles County District Attorney 11

COMPAQ 286 Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach 72

COMPAQ 386 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58

COMPAQ DESK PRO Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58

COMPAQ DESK PRO 286 Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys 66 Gila County Attorney's Office 4 Gilbert Town Prosecutor 3 Milwaukee County IMSD 79

COMPAQ II Scott County Attorney 30

COMPAQ PORTABLE Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58

COMPU-ADD PC 34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc 64

DATA GEN 15000/8 Maricupa County Attorney 7

DATA GEN 7800XP Maricopa County Attorney 7

DATA GEN MV20000 Law Enforcement Information ·Services 6

DATALAND 286 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 89

101

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Agency Index by Computer Equipment

Manufacturer & model Agency Name Page

DATALAND 386 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 80

DEC Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61

DEC 11/750 Sacramento County District Attorney 12

DEC MICROVAX II Sacramento County District Attorney 12 Maricopa County Attorney 7

DEC VAXMATE II Gila County Attorney's Office 4

DTK CORP PC Virginia DA's Office - Williamsburg 73

EPSON Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc 77

EPSON EQU ITY I Colusa County District Attorney 10

EPSON EQU ITY 1+ Colusa County District Attorney 10

EPSON EQUITY 11+ Virginia DA's Ofc - Leesburg 69 New Mexico DA's Ofc - 11th Judicial Di st 52

EPSON EQUITY III Colusa County District Attorney 10

EPSON EQUITY 111+ Fur~as County Atty's Ofc 46

EVEREX AT286 Salt Lake County Attorney 65

H-P 1000 Color,ado Di stricy Atty's Council 13

H-P 3000/48 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13

H-P 700 Kent,County Prosecutor 41

H-P PC State'.!; Atty's Ofc 21

H-P VECTRA White~ide, County State's Atty's Ofc 25 State's Attorney's Ofc 20 Adams County State's Atty's Ofc 27

H-P VECTRA ES Will County State's Attorney 22

H-P VECTRA ES/12 Warren County State's Attorney 24 McDonough County State's Attorney 23 Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc 26

fl-P VECTRA ES/12 M21 Kendall County State's Attorney 28

H-P VECTRA ES/12 M26 Kendall County State's Attorney 28

H-P VECTRA ES/12 M41 Kendall County State's Attorney 28

HONEYWELL DP6S/2-20 Los Angeles County District Attorney 11

HONEYWELL DPS6+ Los Angeles County District Attorney 11

HONEYWELL DPS90 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Maricopa County Attorney 7

IBM Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 54

102

N.nuf.cturer & .ade7

IBM PS/2-50

IBM PS/2-60

IBM PS/2-80

IBM SYS/36

IBM SYS/36-3197C

IBM SYS/36-D2l

IBM SYS/38

IBM XT

In XTRA

KIMTRON KT-70

lEADINr, EDGE

lEADING EDGE D

MCDONNEll-DOUGLAS

NAS

NCR 386

104


Agency Name Page

Kent County Prosecutor 41 Scott County Attorney 30

'Will County State's Attorney 22 louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33 Dept of law/Admn Services 2 Virginia DA's Ofc - leesburg 69 Dept of Data Systems 18 Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty 67 Tennesse,e District Atty General's Ofc 62 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81

Kent County Prosecutor 41 Louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33 Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty 67

Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Pima County Attorney 8

Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Spokane County Public Defender 75 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc 76

Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19

louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33

Clayton County Data Processing 16 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81

Virginia DA's Ofc - lynchburg 70 louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33 Salt lake County Attorney 65 Maricopa County Attorney 7 Dept of Data Systems 18 Sioux County Attorney 31 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc 64 Milwaukee County IMSD 79 Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc 51 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61 Oneida County Oist Atty's Ofc 55

Kent County Prosecutor

York County Dist Atty's Ofc

Douglas County Data Services Bristol District Atty's Ofc

Virginia DA's Ofc - Tazewell Pima County Attorney Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc

Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc

41

34

47 39

71 8 80

63

Prince George's County State's Attorney 35

King County Prosecutor 74

Agency Index ,by Computer Equipment

Hanufacturer & model Agency Name Page

IBM 3081QX Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc 51

IBH 3083 Dept of Data Systems 18

IBM 30B4 King County Prosecutor 74

IBM 3090 Salt Lake County Attorney 65 Dept of Data Systems 18

IBH 3180 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45

IBH 3286 Grant County Dist Atty's Ofc 78

IBM 4300 Pima County Attorney 8

IBH 4381 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61

IBM 4381-R23 Douglas County Data Services 47

IBM 5360 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45 Harion County District Atty's Ofc 60

IBH 8100 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50

IBM 8530 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45

IBH 8550 Harion County District Atty's Ofc 60

IBM A7 Conference of District Attorneys 56

IBH AS/400-BB5 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50

IBH AT Louisiana DA{s Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33 Oklahoma DA's,Ofc - 21st District 58 Salt Lake County Attorney 65 King County Prosecutor 74 Maricopa County 'Attorney 7 34th Judicial,.Dist Atty's Ofc 64 Delaware Dep,t.of Justice 14

IBM AT CLONE Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61

IBM PC Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Los Angeles County District Attorney 11 Virginia DA's Office - Williamsburg 73 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50 Delaware Dept of Justice 14

IBH PS/2 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Maricopa County Attorney 7 34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc 64 Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 54 Delaware Dept of Justice 14

IBM PS/2-30 Louisiana DA's Ofc - 1st Judicial Dist 33 Chesapeake Commonwealth's Atty 67 Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc 76 Anoka County HIS Systems & Programming 43 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81

103

Hanufacturer & model

NCR pc-tO

NCR TOWER

NEC POWERMATE I

PACKARD BELL

POINT U

SCI FORTUNE SX-70

TANDY 1200HD

TANDY 4000

UNISYS

UNISYS 1 MODEL 500

UNISYS 3137/50

UNISVS 4 MODEL 300

UNISYS B25

UNISYS B27

UNISYS B28

UNISYS MAPPER 1100

UNISYS XE520

WANG 100

WANG 240

WANG 280

WANG 380

WANG 5000

WANG 5578

WANG LAPTOP

WANG OIS 115

WANG OIS 65

WANG 0IS-115-2

WANG 01S-60

WANG PC

WANG PC 200/300


Agency Name

Conference of District Attorneys

Maricopa County Attorney

Pima County Attorney

Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc

Tennessee District Atty General's Ofc

Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of:

Virginia DA's Office - Emporia

Bristol District Atty's Ofc Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc

Franklin County Prosec Atty's Ofc

Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach

Los Angeles County District Attorney

Virginia DA's Office - Virginia 8each

F~9rida State Attorney's Office

Florida State Attorney's Office


Oneida County Dist Atty's Ofc


Salt Lake County Attorney





Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc

Bristol District Atty's Ofc

Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc

Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc

Office of the Prosecuting Attorney

8rist~1 District Atty's Ofc

Douglas County Data Services

Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc

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65

44

39

40

37

17

39

47

37

105

Agency Index by COMputer Equipment

Nlnuflcturer & MOdel Agency Name Page

WANG PC CLASSIC Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37

WANG PC CLASSICS North~estern Dist Atty's Ofc 40

WANG PC-240 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38

WANG PC-280 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5

WANG PC-38I Suffolk County Dist Atty's Ofc 36

WANG S2-2 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39

WANG S3-2 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39

WANG VS IDa Douglas County Data Services 47

WANG VS 5340 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37

WANG VS 7120 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37

WANG VS-65 Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc 40

WANG VS-85 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39

WANG VSIOO Suffolk County Dist Atty's Ofc 36

WANG VS65 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 17

WANG VS7110 V575E City of Phoenix Law Dept 5

WELLS AT286 Salt Lake County Attorney 65

XEROX 6085 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35

ZENITH Wood County Prosecuting Atty's Ofc 77

ZENITH 286 York ~ounty Dist Atty's Ofc 34

ZENITH AT COMPATIBLE Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc 9

ZENITH EZ-PC York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

ZENITH PC Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13

ZENITH XT COMPATIBLE Arkansas State Prosee Coordinator's Ofe 9

106

Agency Index by Automated Functions

Function Agency Name Page

Assignment - Attorneys Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc 9 Atlantjc Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39 Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc 51 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc Bl City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Conference of District Attorneys 56 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Dept of Law/Admn Services 2 Florida State Attorney's Office 15 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Kent County Prosecutor 41 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Marion County' District Atty's Ofc 60 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc 63 Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 54 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 17 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58 Plymouth Co .Dist Atty's Ofc 37 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 80 Sacramento "County Di stri ct Attorney 12 Salt LakeC,ounty Attorney 65 Scott County Attorney 30 Spokane Cou,nty Publ i c Defender 75 Strafford County Attorney 49 Virginia D~~s Office - Virginia Beach 72, York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

Calendaring/Scheduling Arkansas grate Pro sec Coordinator's Ofc 9 Atlantic ,C,o, Prosecutor's Ofc 50 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45 Bris~ol Dtstrict Atty's Ofc Ht 39 Burllngton County Prosecutor's Ofc 51 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Conference of District Attorneys 56 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Dept of Law/Admn Services 2 Florida State Attorney's Office 15 Franklin COU"ty Pro sec Atty's Ofc 57 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Kendall County State's Attorney 28 Kent County Prosecutor 41 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Marion County District Atty's Ofc 60 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc 63 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 Nassau County District Atty,s Ofc 54

107

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Function

Case Management

108


Agency Name Page

Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 17 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 80 Salt Lake County Attorney 65 Scott County Attorney 30 Sioux County Attorney 31 Spokane County Public Defender 75 Strafford County Attorney 49 Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach 72 Will County State's Attorney 22 York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc 64 Anoka County MIS Systems & Programming 43 Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc 9 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc SO Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45 Bristol District Atty's Ofc 39 Burlington County Prosecutor's Ofc 51 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Conference of District Attorneys 56 Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc 29 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Dept of Data Systems 18 Dept of Law/Admn Services 2 Douglas County Data Services 47 Florida State Attorney's Office 15 Gila County Attorney's Office 4 Greenville Co Solicitor's Ofc 61 Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc 44 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Kanawha County Prosecutor's Ofc 76 Kendall County State's Attorney 28 Kent County Prosecutor 41 Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 32 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Los Angeles County District Attorney 11 Marion County District Atty's Ofc 60 McDonough County State's Attorney 23 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc 63 Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 54 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc 40 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 17 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 80 Sacramento County District Attorney 12 Salt Lake County Attorney 65 Scott County Attorney 30 Sioux County Attorney 31 Strafford County Attorney 49

Function

Subpoena Processing

Victim/Witness Control


Agency Name Page

Vermont Dept of State's Attorneys 66 Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach 72 Will County State's Attorney 22 York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

Arkansas State Pro sec Coordinator's Ofc 9 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50 Boone County Prosecutor's Office 45 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Douglas County Data Services 47 Florida State Attorney's Office 15 Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc 44 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc 26 Kent County Prosecutor 41 Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 32 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19 Law Enforcement Information Services 6 Marion County District Atty's Ofc 60 McDonough County State's Attorney 23 Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of 42 Milwaukee County IMSD 79 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc 63 Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Multnomah Co Di st Atty's Ofc 59 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35 Racine County Dist Atty's Ofc 80 Salt Lake County Attorney 65 Scott County Attorney 30 Tennessee D;,strict Atty General's Ofc 62 Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach 72 Will County State's Attorney 22 York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

34th Judicial Dist Atty's Ofc 64 Arkansas State Prosec Coordinator's Ofc 9 Atlantic Co Prosecutor's Ofc 50 800ne County Prosecutor's Office 45 Campbell County Attorney's Ofc 81 City of Phoenix Law Dept 5 Clayton County Data Processing 16 Colorado Districy Atty's Council 13 Conference of District Attorneys 56 Dearborn/Ohio Co Prosecutor's Ofc 29 Delaware Dept of Justice 14 Dept of Law/Admn Services 2 Douglas County Data Services 47 Florida State Attorney's Office 15 Harrison County Dist Atty's Ofc 44 Humboldt County Dist Atty's Ofc 48 Jefferson County State's Attorney's Ofc 26 Kendall County State's Attorney 28 Kent County Prosecutor 41 Kentucky Commonwealth's Atty 32 Kootenai County Prosecuting Atty 19 Law Enforcement Information Services 6

109

Function

110


Agency Name Page

Marion County District Atty's Ofc 60 McDonough County State's Attorney 23 Michigan, Prosecuting Atty's Assn of 42 Montgomery Co Dist Atty's Ofc 63 Montgomery Co District Attorney's Ofc 1 Multnomah Co Dist Atty's Ofc 59 Nassau County District Atty's Ofc 54 Norfolk Co Dist Atty's Ofc 38 Northwestern Dist Atty's Ofc 40 Office of the Prosecuting Attorney 17 Oklahoma DA's Ofc - 21st District 58 Plymouth Co Dist Atty's Ofc 37 Prince George's County State's Attorney 35 Sacramento County District Attorney 12 Sa It Lake County Attorney 65 Scott County Attorney 30 Sioux County Attorney 31 Strafford County Attorney 49 Tennessee District Atty General's Ofc 62 Virginia DA's Office - Virginia Beach 72 Whiteside County State's Atty's Ofc 25 Will County State's Attorney 22 York County Dist Atty's Ofc 34

Agency Index by eriainal Justice Softwlre

System Name

34th Jud Dist Case Tracking Sys

Appeals Tracking System

Case Management

Case Management System

Case Trac~ing

Case Tracking System

Civil Trac

County Attorney Prosecution Sys

Court Case Scheduling

Court Statistics

Criminal Justice Sys

DA's ASSISTANT

DA's Accountant

DA's Office Manager

DA's System

District Attorney System

District Attorney's Information Sys

Felony Case Index System

Felony/Misdemeanor Case Management

Forensic Lab Blood Alcohol Sys

Jalan Public Defender

Kanawha Co Circuit Court Docketing Sys

Misdemeanor Case Index System

ProsecuteR

Prosecution Management Support

Prosecutor Management Info System

Prosecutor's Automated Case Mgmt Sys

Prosecutor's Mgmt Info System

Rapid Automated Prosecutor's System

Page

64

74

43, 81

70, 9

42, 13

14

65

8

57

74

47

66, 48, 58, 34

58

58

60

63

54

12

11

12

75

76

12

65

31

49

30

18, 40, 38, 59 36, 41, 2, 37 39. 11

24, 22, 26. 28 20. 25. 23

111

System Name

ResponseR

Smartware

Age~cy Index by Crt.inal Justice Software

The Prosecutor's System

112

Page

65

51

19

SYSTEM INDICES------,

1. System Name

2. Mainframes and Minicomputers

3. Microcomputers

Automated Functions ..--. public Domain Systems


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.j ., : ,

System Index by System Name

System Name Acronym

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor D.A.'s ASSISTANT District Attorney Case Support System DACSS District Attorney System District Attorney System DAS District Attorney's Info Mgmt System DAIMS Prosecutor Management Info System The Prosecutor's System

Page

86 90 85 88 87 92 91 89

115

System Index: Mainframe and Minicomputers

Manufacturer & Model System Name Page

ALTOS 2086 Prosecutor Management Info System 91

HONEYWELL BULL District Attorney Case Support System 85

IBM AS/400 The Prosecutor's System 89

IBM SYS/36 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92

PRIME District Attorney System 87

UNISYS V340 District Attorney System 88

UNISYS V510 District Attorney System 88

116

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Operating System

MSDOS/PCDOS

System Index: Microcomputers

System Name

D.A.'s ASSISTANT

Page

90

117

118

Function

System Index by Automated Functions

System Name Page

Assignment/attorneys

Brief bank

Calendaring/scheduling

Case disposition reports

Case management

Civil case processing

Court library system

Criminal associates

Criminal case processing

Criminal history

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

District Attorney Case Support System The Prosecutor's System

Case Matter Management

85 89

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecut.or 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 88 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

Case Matter Management Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 88 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

Case Matter Management Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 88 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

District Attorney System The Prosecutor's System



87 89

89

87 89

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info ~lgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85

Function

System Index by Automated Functions

System Name


Page

87 89

Juvenile records Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 The Prosecutor's System 89

Legal information retrieval Case Matter Management Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 District Attorney Case Support System 85

Organized crime

Pretrial services

Summons Control

Victim/witness information

Warrants



D.A.'s ASSISTANT District Attorney Case Support System District Attorney System The Prosecutor's System

89

89

90 85 87 89

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 D.A.'s ASSISTANT 90 District Attorney Case Support System 85 District Attorney System 88 District Attorney System 87 District Attorney's Info Mgmt System 92 Prosecutor Management Info System 91 The Prosecutor's System 89

Case Mgmt & Warrant Tracking--Prosecutor 86 District Attorney Case Support Syst~m 85 District Attorney System 87 The Prosecutor's System 89

119

120

System Index by Public Domain Software

System Name

D.A.'s ASSISTANT

District Attorney System

Prosecutor Management Info System


Page

90

88

91

89

APPENDICES ------,

1. Automated Functions: Dlsclpllne-Speclflc

2. Manufacturer Abbreviations

3. Sample Survey: Prosecution

4. Sample Survey: Software Developer

Update/Correction Notification Form


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Automated Functions:

CORRECTIONS Agency Billing Commissary Criminal History Gang Intelligence Good/Bad-time Calculations Inmate Accounting

COURTS Alimony/Child Support Assignment/Courtroom Assignment/Judges Attorney Registration Brief Bank Calendaring/Scheduling Case Disposition Reports Civil Case Processing Court Library System Criminal History

Discipline-Specific

Inmate Classification Inmate Records Inmate Visitation Institutional Infractions Juvenile Records

Docketing Estate Case Management Family Court Case Mgt. Fines, Collateral, Bail Garnishment Accounting Juror Payroll Processing Jury Management Jury Selection Juvenile Records Legal Information Retrieval

Medical History Menu Planning Prisoner Behavior Models Transportation of Prisoners Trust Fund Accounting

Licensing/Registration Paring Case Management Pretrial Services Probate Case Management Restitution Small Claims Processing Summons Control Traffic Case Management VictimlWitness Informatiori Workman's Compensation

LAW ENFORCEMENT Arrests Case Disposition Reports Case Management Citation Control Computer Aided Dispatch Crime Analysis Crime Lab Criminal Associates CrimiruU Case Processing Criminal History Evidence Control Field Contract Reporting Fingerprint Processing

Firearms Registration Fleet Management Geoprocessing/Geocoding Juvenil(') Records Licensing/Registration Missing Persons Modus Operandi Name Index Narcotics Control Organized Crime Parking Tickets Pawned Articles

Physical Goods Inventory Process Service Control Stolen Property Summons Control Traffic Accident Reporting Traffic Case Processing Transportation of Prisoners Uniform Crime Reporting Vehicle Inspection Victim/Witness Information Wanted Persons Warrants

PROBATION/PAROLE Case Management Electronic Surveillance/Control Fines Accounting

PROSECUTION Assignment/Attorneys Brief Bank Calendaring/Scheduling Case Disposition Reports Case Management Civil Case Processing

Garnishment Accounting Juvenile Records Parole Control

Court Library System Criminal Associates Criminal Case Processing Criminal History Juvenile Records Legal Information Retrieval

Restitution Accounting Warrant Management

Organized Crime Pretrial Services Summons Control Victim/WilneSS Info. Warrants

Manufacturer Abbreviations

Abbreviation ACER ALPHA MICRO ALTOS AMDAHL AMERICAN APPLE AST AT&T BROTHER CANON CLASSIC COMARK. COMPAQ COMPU-ADD CONTROL DATA CONVERGENT TECH CORONA CPT DATAGEN DEC DELL DTK EAGLE EPSON EVEREX FIVESTAR FORTUNE FORMULA GENAUTO H-P HARRIS HONEYWELL HYUNDAI ffiM IDS INTEL ITT KAYPRO KIM1RON LEADING EDGE

Manufacturer Acer Technologies Corp. Alpha Micro Systems Altos Computer Systems Amdahl Corp. American Research Corp. Apple Computer, Inc. AST Research, Inc. American Telephone & Telegraph Brother International Corp. Canon U.S.A., Inc. Classic Technology Comarlc Corp. Compaq Computer Corp. Compuadd Corp. Control Data Corp. Convergent Technologies Smith-Corona Corp. CPT Corp. Data General Corp. Digital Equipment Corp. Dell Computer Corp. DTK,Inc. Eagle Computer Corp. Epson America, Inc. Everex Systems, Inc. FiveStar Computers Fortune Systems General Automation Hewlett-Packard Co. Harris Corp. Honeywell Bull, Inc. Hyundai Corp. International Business Machines Corp. Integrated Digital Systems Intel Corp. International Telephone & Telegraph Kaypro, Inc. Kimtron, Inc. Leading Edge Hardware Products, Inc.

Abbreviation Manufacturer LEE DATA Lee Data Corp. MCDONNELL-DOUGLAS McDonnell-Douglas, Inc. MEMOREX-1ELEX MITSUBISHI MONROE MOTOROLA MULTITECH NAS NBI NCR NEC NORTHGA1E PACIFIC RIM PACKARD BELL PANASONIC PLEXUS POINT PRIME RACORE SAMSUNG SANYO SCI FORTUNE SEQUENT SHARP SPERRY STANDARD STERLING TANDEM TANDY TATUNG 1ELEVIDEO 1ELEX TEXAS INSTR TOSHIBA UNISYS VICTOR WANG WELLS WYSE XEROX ZENITH

Memorex Telex Corp. Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. Monroe Systems for Business, Inc. Motorola Computer Systems Multitech, Inc. National Advanced Systems NBI, Inc. NCR Corp. NEC Information Systems, Inc. Northgate Computer Systems Pacific Rim, Inc. Packard Bell Electronics, Inc. Panasonic Industrial Co. Plexus Computers, Inc. Point 4 Data Corp. Prime Computer, Inc. Racore Computer Products, Inc. Samsung Information Systems Sanyo Business Systems Corp. SCI Technology, Inc. Sequent Computer Systems, Inc. Sharp Electronics Corp. Sperry, Inc. Standard Microsystems Corp. Sterling, Inc. Tandem Computer, Inc. Tandy Corp./Radio Shack Tatung Company of America, Inc. Televideo Systems, Inc. Telex Computer Products Texas Instruments Toshiba America, Inc. UNISYS Corporation Victor Technologies, Inc. Wang Laboratories, Inc. Wells American Corp. Wyse Technology Xerox Corp. Zenith Data Systems Corp.

1989 Survey of Automated Criminal Justice Agencies

Many criminal justice practitioners are discovering the benefits of using computers in their agencies. But agencies are often not informed about the existence and capabilities of automated information systems designed specifically for criminal justice. TheNational Clearinghouse for Criminal Justice Information Systems - a multi-functional program of SEARCH Group, Inc. and the Bureau of Justice Statistics - was established to collect and disseminate this information to benefit state and local justice agencies.

The Clearinghouse documents public domain and proprietary automated information systems and promotes and facilitates the transfer of proven criminal justice systems. For more than 12 years, the Clearinghouse has operated the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Systems. TIlls Index contains information on over 1,500 operational justice systems and is an invaluable resource for criminal justice personnel who are turning to computers to solve their information management problems. In response to telephone requests from criminal justice agencies, SEARCH staff query the Automated Index database about systems that perform specific justice functions or which operate on particular hardware or operating systems.

SEARCH Group, Inc., is a nonprofit, publicinterest organization dedicated to applying information technology to benefit criminal justice. SEARCH was recently awarded a grant by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, to redesign and enhance the Automated Index. Enhancements planned for the Automated Index will increase its usefulness in responding to inquiries from agencies and expand its capability for more detailed data.

This survey is part of the Index enhancement effort and is designed to collect information on the types of automated system(s) maintained by your agency. Knowledge of your agency's automated system could help other agencies which are seeking to use technology to effectively manage their data. Your completed and returned survey will ensure that:

• The descriptions of your automated systems are included in the 1989 edition of the Directory of Automated Criminal Justice In/ormation Systems, published by the Bureau of Justice Statistics; and • The information on your agency's system(s) listed in the Automated Index is current, complete and accurate.

Does your agency use a computer to accomplish any of Its tasks?

o No, we have a manual system 0 Yes, we have an automated system.

If "No", it is not necessary for you to complete this survey. However, in order that this survey may be accounted for, we ask that you kindly return it as soon as possible. Please refold the survey, staple it (taking care to expose the portion that is addressed to SEARCH Group, Inc.) and drop it in the mail.

If "Yes", we would appreciate your completing the survey, which should take about 10 minutes. To return the survey, please refold and staple it (taking care to expose the portion that is addressed to SEARCH Group, Inc.) and drop it in the mail. If you have any questions regarding this survey, please contact Cheryl Moore at SEARCH Group, Inc. (916) 392-2550. Thank you.

SECTION I - AGENCY DESCRIPTION

1. Please check the one box that best describes your agency:

o Municipal prosecutor's office o County prosecutor's offica o State prosecutor's office o Other (please specify)

2. If your agency is part of another agency, please list that agency:

3. Population of Jurisdiction served (approximate): _________ _

4. Number of prosecutors employed by your agency:

Full-time

Part-time _____ _

5. Number of cases your agency flied during 1988 (approximate):

Felony and misdemeanor _____ _

Civil _____ _

SECTION 11-COMPUTER HARDWARE

• This section collects information about the physical equipment (hardware) and system software your agency is currently using. Included are questions about how your agency's information processing is accomplished.

1. Please check the one box that best describes the computer access within your agency:

o Have exclusive use of one or more computers o Share computers with another agency, division or unit o Rely on a city, county or state central data processing bureau or agency

for computer services Other (please specify) _______________ _

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2. Which computers are used by your agency? (Please indicate the quantity in front of the manufacturer's name and include the model name or number for each computer system.)

Mainframe computers Minicomputers Microcomputers

3. If your agency uses a computer system that Is not listed In the above table, please provide the following Information:

Mainframe

Minicomputer

Microcomputer

Quantity Manufacturer Model

. Which operating systems are used by your agency? (Check all that apply)

Version Version

o Macintosh o VAXN MS o MSDOSIPCDOS o VM o MVS o VSE o RSTS o XENIX o UNIX o Other __ _

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5. Approximate number of microcomputers used by your agency ____ _

6. Number of microcomputers that are networked _________ _

7. Number of local area networks In your agency _________ _

8. Network(s) used (e.g. Novell, 3Com, 10Net, IBMPC) _______ _

~. Does your agency have any employees whose primary responsibilities Include data processing, computer maintenance, programming, etc.?

DYes 0 No If yes, how many full time equivalent (FTE)? __________ _

SECTION III - LEVEL OF AUTOMATION .. This question collects information on your agency's use of software packages which

are Il0t specifically oriented to criminal justice. (e.g. WordStar, Lotus 123, Rbase 5000). Please check one box for each function.

1. Does your agency use one or more software packages for the following general office automation functions?

Y N DO DO DO DO DO DO DO

Accounting Computer Assisted Training Database Management Desktop Publishing Electronic Mail Graphics Payroll

Y N DO DO DO DO DO

Personnel Schedulingmme Mgmt. Spreadsheets Statistical Analysis Word Processing

• This question collects information on your agency's use of software packages which are spscifically oriented to criminal justice functions or information systems. Please check one box for each function. Check no if the function or information system is performed solely by one of the general office automation software packages listed above.

2. Does your agency use one or more software packages for the following criminal Justice functions?

Y N o 0 Msignment - Attorneys o 0 Calendaring/Scheduling o 0 Case Management o 0 Subpoena Processing o 0 VictimIWitness Control Other (please specify) _________________ _

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SECTION IV - AUTOMATED JUSTICE APPLICATIONS r

• We will use the following information to contact the developer(s) of the software system(s) currently being used by your agency. This will allow us to gather specific information about the software packages. •

1. Please provide the following Information about the criminal Justice software system(s) currently being used by your agency:

<Go System name Developer _______ _ Address and/or phone number ________________ _

o Purchased 0 Developed in-house

<Go System name _________ _ Deve~per--------Address and/or phone number ________________ _


<Go System name Developer _______ _ Address and/or phone number _________________ _


SECTION V - CONCLUSION

• Please provide the following information about the person in your agency who is best qualified to provide technical Information about the computer hardware and software system(s) used by your agency. This individual will be included as the contact person in the 1989 edition of The Directory of Automated Criminal Justice Information Systems and should be the person who will be available to respond to inquiries from SEARCH staff and justice agencies. Name Title _______ _

Agemcy ______________ Telephone _____ _

Address _________________________ __

In the event that a question may arise during the processing of this survey, please provide the name, title, agency and telephone number of the person who completed this survey.

Name _____________ Title _______ _

Agency _______________ Telephone _____ _

II Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. The timely data you provide will help to ensure the effectiveness of the Automated Index.

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1989 Survey of Criminal Justice Software Developers

Many criminal justice practitioners are discovering the benefits of using computers in their agencies. But agencies are often not informed about the existe.nce and capabilities of automated infonnation systems designed specifically for criminal justice. The National Clearinghouse for Criminal Justice Information Systems - a multifunctional program of SEARCH Group, Inc. and the Bureau of Justice Statistics - was established to collect and disseminate this information to benefit state and local justice agencies.

The Clearinghouse documents public domain and proprietary automated information systems and promotes and facilitates the transfer of proven criminal justice systems. For more than 12 years, the Clearinghouse has operated the Automated Index of Criminal Justice Systems. This Index contains information on over 1,500 operational justice systems and is an invaluable resource for criminal justice personnel who are turning to computers to solve their infonnation management problems, In response to telephone requests from criminal justice agencies, SEARCH staff query the Automated Index database about systems that perfonn specific justice functions or which operate on particular hardware or operating systems.

SEARCH Group, Inc., is a nonprofit, publicinterest organization dedicated to applying information technology to benefit criminal justice. SEARCH was recently awarded a grant by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, to redesign and enhance the Automated Index. Enhancements planned for the Automated Index will increase its usefulness in responding to inquiries from agencies and expand its capability for more detailed data.

This survey is part of the Index enhancement effort and is designed to collect information on the types of automated system(s) maintained by your agency. KnOWledge of your agency's automated system could help other agencies which are seeking to use technology to effectively manage their data. Your completed and returned survey will ensure that:

• The descriptions of your automated systems are included in the 1989 edition of the Directory of AUlommed Criminal Justice Information Systems, published by the Bureau of Justice Statistics; and • The infonnation on your agency's system(s) listed in the Automated Index is current, complete and accurate.

Please take this opportunity to provide us with information about the automated system(s) your organization has developed. The survey can usually be completed in less than 15 minutes. When you have completed this survey, please refold and staple it (taking care to expose the portion that is addressed to SEARCH Group, Inc.) and drop it in the mail. If you have found it necesslllY to copyand/or insert additional pages, please be sure that a complete, stapled survey is included for each product described. A large envelope may be used to return two or more surveys.

Your cooperation and attention to this survey are greatly appreciated. If you have any questions regarding this survey, please contact Cheryl Moore at SEARCH Group, Inc. (916) 392-2550.

Please submit a completed survey for each individual criminal justice-oriented product offered by your firm or agency. Where pages of the survey are common to two or more of the products you are describing, feel free to copy the completed pages and insert them in the appropriate product description. This will save you time and duplication of effort. We ask that you do not list the individual modules that comprise an integral system separately as products unless each module can operate as a stand-alone package.

1. Full Product Name Acronym (if applicable) _______ _

2. Is this product comprised of stand-alone modules capable of functioning Independently?

o No 0 Yes

If yes, please list the modules (use additional paper if necessary) A. ________________________________________________ _ B. _________________________________________________ _ C. ________________________________________________ _

3. WhIch computers can be used to operate this product? (Please place a check mark in front of the manufacturer's name and include the model name or numb6r for each computer system.)

Mainframe computers Minicomputers Microcomputers

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4. If this Ilroduct uses a computer system that Is not listed In the above table, please provide the following Information:

Manufacturer Model

Mainframe

Minicomputer

Microcomputar ________ _

5. Under which operating systems does this product operate? (please check al/ that apply)

Version

0 Macintosh Ll VAXNMS

0 MSDOSIPCDOS 0 VM

0 MVS 0 VSE

0 HSTS 0 XENIX

0 UNIX 0 Other

ij. Does this product function on a local area network? o No DYes

Version

If yes, please list the network(s} ______________ _

7. Is this pl'oduct copyrighted?

o No DYes

8. Is this product In the public domain?

o No o Yo;:;

9. In what programming language(s) Is this product wrltten? _____ _

10. Is the !Ioftware modifiable by the end user?

o No DYes

11. Please provide a short narrative of this software package, Including pricing structure.

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12. Is the source code available to the end user?

0 Yes, supplied with the product

0 Yes, available to the end user, but not normally supplied with the product

0 No, neither supplied nor available

13. What support services do you offer to usefS of this product? (check all that apply)

0 User's Manual 0 Technical/Reference Manual

0 Demonstration Software 0 Programming Svcs/Custom Mod.

0 Computer Assisted Training 0 Off-site Training

0 On-site Training 0 On-site Technical Suppc.'1

0 24-hour Support 0 Telephone-based Tech. Support

0 Other (please specify)

14. What features does this product offer the end user? Please list only functions which are a part of the application software, not additional capabili-ties which are a part of the operating system or language in which the system was developed.

0 Menu-driven user interface 0 "Pop-up· windows

0 Icon-driven user interface 0 Supports mouse or light pen

0 Supports ·scroll" fields 0 Log-in security features

0 Application-level security features 0 Data encryption security features

0 Graphic output 0 Color video output

0 Ad hoc reports 0 "Hot key· movement between system functions

0 Ad hoc query language or SOL 0 Ouery-by-example

0 Exact-match searches 0 "Wildcard" searches

0 Sound alike searches 0 Import/export data fromlto other systems

0 Context-sensitive help 0 Import/export data from Ito other programs

0 On-line help 0 Multiuser file-level data locking

0 Multiuser record-level data locking 0 Multiuser field-level data locking

0 Other (please specify)

15. Does this product perform general admInistrative functions?

0 No o Yes

If yes, please indicate which functions are served (check all that apply):

o Accounting 0 Budgeting 0 Payroll

0 Personnel 0 Planning 0 Research/Statistics

0 Resource Allocation 0 Training 0 Other (please specify)

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16. Which criminal Justice disCipline does this product primarily serve? (select only one)

D Corrections

D Courts

D Law Enforcement

D Probation and Parole

D Prosecution

D Other (please specify)

17. Please advance to the specific crlmlnlal Justice discipline Identified In question 16 and check all the functions the product performs.

Corrections D Agency Billing

D Commissary

D Criminal History

D Inmate Classification 0 Medical History

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1961 U,nal rePM! NCJ·II!!524 6/69 19&6 Ihnalrcpgru. NCJ'II 1450. 9/88

BJ.')Stlecr"//I'PO'/S HI.p.nlcvlcllm •• NCJ 120501 1190 Th. r.dellgnld Nillonil Crime

Sur"IY: SII.eled nl..., aa.ll. NC.J 114146.1169

MOlor ""h.cl.lheft, NCJ·109918. 3188 Eld"ly ,,'cUm., NCJ·l07616. 11181 Vlol"nl crlm' Itlnd., NCJ·l07211

II/Bl Robb.ry "Icllm., NCJ 104638 4/87 Vlol.nl crime bY'I,.nger.ana

non.lrlng.n. NCJ·I03702 1181 Pre"enllng domllllcvloianceligaln'l

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NCJ 100436 3/B6 Th. u.e 0' wII).YJn'ln commlt11ng

crim .. ,NCJ·99643.IIB6 R.ponlng crlm .. lo Ih. police. NCJ

9943212/85 Lociling city, .ublHban. Ind ,ulal

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NCJ934504/64 F.m"., ,,'olencI, NCJ·93449 4/84

tJJSO,/llelms C,lmlr.' wlcllmlUlion HUW, NCJ

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NCJ I1S511.3/B9 5",1 .. c,lm.'. Repon oIl U.,ld

le.t.NCJ 104r.1!I 01181 L.ilel'm.Uk.Uhood ol,,'climluUon,

NCJ 104:n4 3/87 R .. pon .. lo,cI.enlngquullon.rn

thll NCS, NCJ 97624 lItl!!

Rldllllgn ollhe NIUonl1 C,lm. SU""ey. NCJ'II1451.3/89

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Prl.on rul. ,,101110,.. NCJ'120J44 12189

CIPIlII punl.hmenI1968. NCJ 118313, 7/69

PrI,on.r. In I OB8, NCJ·'16J 15< 4189 Reclal,,'.m 01 prl.on.,. I.lu.ed In

1903, NCJ·' 16261 4/89 Drug u .. and crlm •. 51111. prl.on

Inmll. ,u"".Y. 198e, NCJ"I'940 7 186

TIm •• """.d 'n prl.on Ind on plrol. 198-4,NCJ'10854412181

Prolll" 01 Sll'e pliion 'nml''', 1 988, NCJ·109926. 1'88

Imprl.onm.nlln lour counlllill', NCJ· 103967.2187

Populillon l1.n.lly In Sill. pII,onl., NCJ· I 032001. 12186

Sill. Ind Fed.ral prl.on.II. ,"25,85, 102494 11/86

Prllon Idmlilion. end ,ei ..... , 1983, NCJ·IOO582.3186

The p'."el"nce 01 Imprl.onm.nt. NCJ'93G571185

Eummlng recldl""m, NCJ·96501 2/65

ConecUonl1 populilloniin Ihe U,S,: 19B1,NCJ-118762.12/89 198a,NCJ'11161121B9 19a5.NCJ·103957.2188

HlllotlCII,t.".lIcll on prl'on."ln Silt. .nd F.d."lln.lllutlon.,Y.I"nd '9:i5'66. NCJ'I I 1098, 6/86

19R4 c.n.u. 01 511'. aduttco".cllonat \.cIlIUII,NCJ·10!!5851187

HI.lorlc.1 cor,"cllon •• 1.II,Uc"n Ih" U.S., 1850-1964, NCJ·102529. 4/87

COn$U$OI/I"So1I1O'Jurrorof/.llmm.ru BJSbul'olJOs"nd,peclal,epo,/S

C.n.u. ollocel j.d •• 19B8 IBJS Dulle""1 NCJ·121 101. 2/90

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Drunk d,I"lng, NCJ 109945.2/88 Jill ,"mlle •• 198B, NCJ·101123

10161 Th,,19B3jIUc.n.u •• NCJ·95536.

11164

Cen.u. qlloc.' jail., 1963: 011./01 Indtwloualjlllll, wol! !-IV. NOflhaasl, M,dwo51. South. Woll. NCJ·112796·9, vol V Selected "nd.ngs. methoaolOQY. !Ummo1ty 1010111$. NCJ·112195 11188

OUlcrowd.dt.lI •. A nlUon.1pllghl, NCJlt1846.8186

Parole and probation BJS llulloMS

Prollll,on and pllol,,: 1988, NCJ 119910. 11/89 1981,NCJ 113948.11168 t96e,NCJ 10601212/61

SlIltlng pl\,on I.,m •• NCJ-761IB. 81113

(JJS sp.,~,,,r/uDorls Tim. UN.d In prl.on .nd on P"OII,

1984. NCJ 108544. 1188 Racldl""m 01 youn9 pllol •••• NCJ'

104916 !I/8t

Child ron in custody Cen.u.olpubhClndp,ln,.\u".nlle

d.lenllon.corr.cllonll,lnd .h.II., loclllllu.1975'B5.NCJ·11406! 6189

Surv.y 01 youth In cu.lolty, t9il7 Isoe~,aI I!JOOI\). NCJ 113365 9188

Public juwenlll IlcIIIU ... 196~ Ibulltl,,"1 NCJ"02457 10/86

Law enforcement managemont BJS 011111/1115 ""0' ttllJCl.' II/OOtU

Pollc.deplltm.ntllnlllglcl!l" •• 1987, NCJ·119220. 8189

PrO"'1 01 5'", .nd 10Cilltlw .nlorc.m.nllg.ncl •• , NCJ·113949.3/89

Expenditure and emplovment BJ50ulllllllS

Ju.dce I_plndlture Ind employmonl: 11185, NCJ· I 04460. 3/67 110183, NCJ·101118. 71S6

Anll'drug Ibulllormutl gr.nl.: Ju.llc. "Irl.ble pllI-lhrough d.ll, 19B8IBJS lecMlCal ropont. NCJ, I 20070. 2190

Ju.Ue ••• p.nd"u,. Ind .mptoymlnl; 1985t\utlleporll NCJ,106358 8/69 Ea" Icl., 1982 Ind 19B3. NCJ· I 06629,

8/88 E_t'ICI'. 1980 .nd 1981, NCJ·96007

6165

Courts 8JS/)II/1olm$

FefonYlllnl.nc.,ln 5111. court., tlCJ·1 15210. 2/B9

Crlmlnll d.len .. for Ihe poor. 1968, NCJ·I 12919. 9188

Stll.'elony COUrtl Ind I.'ony '1 ..... 1, NCJ·I06213.8f81

Th. g'OW1h 01 appIII.: 1973-83 lIend., NCJ·96J8'.2/85

C ... IUlng.'nStll.courtI1963, NCJ,951t1.10/84

BJSst>IJe,,'repol/s F.'ony c.i.ploc",,'nll tim •• NCJ,

101965,8166 F.lony I.nl.nclngln 18 10Clllurl.dl"

lIon., NCJ·91681 6185 Th" pr."llence 01 guilty plel., NCJ

96018.12/84 Senlenclog practlc .. In 13 Stll .. ,

NCJ.95399.10/84

ProllIe 01 1.lon.con,,'clld In Stllo court., 1 ge8, NCJ·12oo21. 1190

Slnlonclng oUlcomo.ln 2811110ny coun., NCJ·I05743 B/67

Nillonl' crlmlnll del"n" .y.leml .,udy. NCJ·g4702.10/86

The prolllcuUon ollelony ... " .. 1.: 11188. NCJ'IIJ248, 6/89 1962, NCJ·106990. 5188

F"lony 'I ...... 01 th' ~o 5111 .. Ind th. Ol.hlel 01 Columbia, 1986,

NCJ·t05066.2/88 51111 court mod.l.taU.llcal dlcllonlry,

Suppl.monl, NCJ·98326. 9185 I., odlllon, NCJ·62320, 9/80

Prlvacv and security Compondlum 01 SI.I. privacy end IICunty

l.gI.lllIon: 1987 OW.M_, NCJ"I 10979/88 1961 lull llPOrtltA91 paljos.

m/Crohche$2 M,dcopy5145t NCJ'I 13021. 9/88

Crlmln.l,u,Uc. inform/lllon policy' 8JSJSEARCH conl,,"nCI proceeding.:

Ju".nlll Ind Idull recOfd.; One ')"Ilem, on1l recotd1, NCJ 1 14941 1100

Op1ln ..... conflden".1 l.cord .. NCJ·II:;35f.Q 1/88

Oil. qu.llty poUct .. Ind ptocltdur .. , NCJ"OI849 12/86

Slrlleal" 10.lmPfowlng dal. qU/llity. NCJ·1153J9 5/89

PubUc ICC ... 10 criminal hl.lory rICord Inform.tlon, NCJ·' I 1458 11188

Ju".nUallcorCllndtlcorl1keeplng .y.l.ml, NC.H 12615, IIIBS

AUlom.,1d IIn~rpnnlldenUtlCllion .y.l.ml; Technology .nd poliCY I •• ua., NCJ·I04342 41B7

Crlmlnolju.IIc."hof'''' ... NCJ·1018~O.I~/06

Cllm. COnlrollnd cllmlnel ,ecord, IBJSlpocl.11reporti NCJOOI76. 10185

Sial. crlmlnll focold. r'OOIlloII .. lBJS l~hn!Cal repOrt!. NCJ·99017 10/8S

Olla quellrr 01 cmnlnll hillor, lOCOld., NCJ·9SQ79.1016!!

Drugs & crime data: Ofug •• nd crlm"'lcta,IIWO, NCJ.

121022.1/90 Drug." cllm. dl'l Unlet &

cle.rlngoou .. mochure. BC<lOO125. 11I89

AoIode_ card, 8()(}666<)332, Be'l00, ."'. Computer crime BJ5spec,01r lepOtU

EIc..CltOnic tuna Iran.l.t Irlud, NCJ' 96666.3185

EI.clronlC lund Iran.l., Ind cllm •• NCJ'9265O.2184

Eleclronlclundlran.'e,.yllemlfraud, NCJ·1004614186

Eteclronlclundlrao.'el,yltem.lnd Clime, NCJ e~ '36. 9162

E_p"rt ..... IInelll11.nu.l, NCJ·77921. 9/81 511 !to

Federal justice statistics Compendium 01 Fedo,.llu.UCII .IIIIIIlc.

1984. NCJ·\12816. 9,119 Th. F"deral civil Je.lice .YII.m IBJS

buliallll). NCJ·I04769 1181 Employer Pllcepllon. 01 ..... orkplac.

crlm •• NCJ·101851 7'81 S6

Fodorat oHor.se. and ollendor.

BJ5spec'alllloor/s Fedolalcrlmtnllc"o.,196Q.81.

NCJ,1183117189 Drug II ..... vlolalOll. 1900..06, NCJ,

1,17636,88 P,fllrl.'r.' ... 'lnddel.nllon:

Th. a.1I Relotm ACI 011984, NCJ 109929. :2188

Wh".coltar Cllm" NCJ' I 06878. 9181 PIIlrlal rele .. e Ind mt.c:onduct. NCJ·

961321/8!!

BJ50ulle/llls alnk robb.ry, NCJ'9446J. 6/84 F.d.rlldru91 ...... vlollloII,NCJ·

926922184

Genural BJSbll/!olmSo1l1dSpeC'o1l/1.'tlOI"

CrlmlnllClI1I In IIwellllel. 1983·86. NCJ·I 18198. 9/09

Inle,nallonal cllm. ralel, NCJ'110176, 5 ••

Tracking oilelld.r •• 1964, NCJ·I09688. 1:88

OJS tel.phon. conllcl. '87, NCJ' 10290912/06

Tricking oll.ndert: Whlte-eoUar c,lm •• NCJ·I02881.1I186

Police .mploym.nllnd ,_p.ndllull. NCJ·100111.2/86

BJS dlla rllport, 1988, NCJ"16282 S/09 BJs annual flPOrt, IIICII 1968. NCJ·

11~149. 4/09

Sourc_book 01 c,lmlnll/uillc •• 11I1I.llc •• 1987,NCJ·II'61;! 9/68

RepOl1lolheNlttononcrlm. and ju.IICI;

S.cond OOlllon, NCJ 105506.6186 TeChnlcl1 opp"ndl_, NCJ·11201 1.

8.88 C'lmlnlllu.tlce miclocompul., guld.

ond .0ftWltI cII.log, NCJ,112110, 8'1l6

ProceedIng. ollh.lhlrd walk. hop on , ...... ond lu.tJce.lal!.lIc •• NCJ·I I 22:!0. 1·8S

P\lbllcallon. 01 DJS, 1971·84, 10186 ToplclIl blbUoVtlphy. T003OO1 2.

51150 Mlclollchellbtlry. PROJOOll 520Joo

Nallonll,uN'!., 01 crlm ... ".rlty, NCJ· 96017 IOI8~

C"mlnatvlcUnlllaUon 01 Oi.lrlc! 0' Columbll tI.ld.nll.nd Capitol Hili .mploYIIII, 101l2,63. NCJ 97982.

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