NCJ Number
25692
Date Published
1974
Length
16 pages
Annotation
THIS PAPER PRESENTS TRAFFIC (USAGE) ESTIMATES FOR A NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (NALECOM), BASED ON ANALYSES PERFORMED BY THE NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION AND STATISTICS SERVICE.
Abstract
A PRELIMINARY STATEMENT OF NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS IS PRESENTED, PROJECTED THROUGH ONE DECADE AND ENCOMPASSING THE INTERSTATE, STATE-TO-FEDERAL, AND FEDERAL-TO-FEDERAL AGENCY TRANSACTIONS. TRANSACTIONS GENERATED AT LOCAL AND REGIONAL LEVELS CAPTURED BY THE NATIONAL NETS ARE INCLUDED. THE STATEMENT OF USER REQUIREMENTS ENCOMPASSES EXTENSIONS OF PRESENT NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENTS NETS, PLUS THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW CLASSES OF USERS AND DATA TYPES, SUCH AS FULLY OPERATIONAL COMPUTERIZED CRIMINAL HISTORY SYSTEMS, AUTOMATED TRANSMISSION OF ENCODED FINGERPRINT DATA, AND SUPPORT OF CRIMINALISTICS AND OTHER ELEMENTS AND FUNCTIONS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT)