Technology in Criminal Justice

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Technology in Criminal Justice includes papers with the main emphasis on applications of emerging technology. Most of these could also be indexed in another section, but the emphasis in these papers is clearly on the technology itself.

Abbott, Matthew (July 2021, SLP-23). Next Generation 9-1-1: Is Florida Prepared?

Boccio, Vincent (July 2021, SLP-23). Technolgoy Used to Combat Violent Crime

Bright, David (May 2022, SLP - 24). Exploring the Benefits of Expanding Drone Programs Beyond Exigent Circumstances. 

Brown, Herb (July 2021, SLP-23). Autonomous Vehicles: The Future Ramifications on Law Enforcement

Burgess, Tim (July 2021, SLP-23). Autonomous Commercial Motor Vehicles: Implementation of Rules and Regulations

Casazza, Paul W. (August 2000, SLP-7). Micro-chip Technology: Monitoring Those on House Arrest.
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Cauley, Anthony (July 2021, SLP-23). Law Enforcement Move to Automation as the Future if Policing

Clark, Ronald L. (January 1993, SLP-1). Brevard Uniform Laptop Law Enforcement Tracking System Version 5.
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Corbitt, Steven B. (January 1998, SLP-5). Is Florida Ready for A Standardized Crime Report: A Northeast Florida Perspective.
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Darroch, Michael A. (September 2011, SLP-14). Cybervetting Applicants and Current Employees in Law Enforcement

Dees, David A. (January 1998, SLP-5). The Future of Wireless Two Way Communications for Public Safety.
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Dooley, Patrick K. (August 2000, SLP-7). Enforcing Noise Ordinances in Florida.
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Dunn, Theodore A. Jr. (January 1995, SLP-3). Exploring the Possibility of Using Intelligent Computers to Judge Criminal Offenders.
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Ellsworth, Gary R. (June 2010, FSP-1). A Survey of Contract Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Services Provided by Florida's Sheriffs
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English, Todd R. (October 2013, SLP-16). Law Enforcement Agencies Embrace the Social Media Lifestyle

Farber, Darin. (February 2008, SLP-12). Online Crime Reporting System
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Fleet, David (October 2013, SLP-16). The Impact of Touch DNA on Criminal Investigation in Florida

Frost, Gregory A. (April 1999, SLP-6). Satellite Tracking of Probationers and Parolees: Eye in the Sky or Pie in the Sky.
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Galloway, WIlliam (July 2021, SLP-23). Use of Technology in the Corrections Field

Gay, Ronald J. (May 2005, SLP-10). An Analysis of Inter-Agency radio Communicatios with emergency Responders
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Githens, Donn R. (August 1996, SLP-4). Electronic Imaging.
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Hall, Charles C. (January 1993, SLP-1). Discipline and the Expert System.
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Harrison, Matthew (May 2022, SLP - 24). Pursuits, Pursuit Technology, and Pursuit Liability

Havener, Mary Jane (October 2013, SLP-16). Friction Ridge Analysis in Florida Sheriff’s Offices and Crime Laboratories

Henry, Jeff (October 2013, SLP-16). Reducing Contraband through Technology

Holbrook, Michael (October 2013, SLP-16). Solving Cold Cases Using Modern DNA Technologies

Jones, Carl E. (September 2012, SLP-15). The Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR): Is it worth the cost?

Keuntjes, Dustin (July 2021, SLP-23). The Evolution of Policing and Technology

Kirchgraber, Todd A. (April 1999, SLP-6). The Internet: A New Tool for Law Enforcement.
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Kirkpatrick, Kevin (July 2021, SLP-23). Can the Project P-25 System Solve the Problem of Radio Radio Insteroperability for Florida Public Safety Agencies?

Koder, George (May 2005, SLP-10). Ergonomics and the Futre of the Police Vehicle
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Krantz, Larry D. (September 2011, SLP-14). In-Car Camera Systems: The Human Resources Perspective

Laurel, Tom (June 2010, FSP-1). Utilizing Technology for Training and Professional Development in Law Enforcement
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Link, Michael. (February 2008 SLP-12). Measuring the Effectiveness of Red Light Cameras in Reducing Traffic Crashes and Red Light Violations.
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Magorrian, Thomas (May 2022, SLP - 24). A Review of GPS Monitoring of Offenders as a Condition of Supervision: What are the Pros and Cons; How is it used by Florida Department of Corrections?

Mahla, Dan (October 2013, SLP-16). Drones - Is This the Future of Law Enforcement?

Main, Jim (October 2013, SLP-16). Implementing Tablet Computers for Investigators at the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office

Martin, Michael A. (September 2011, SLP-14). Facial Recognition in Inmate Population Identification and Counts

Mason, Chauncey (May 2022, SLP - 24). The Development, Implementation, and Management of a Body Worn Camera Program

McClelland, James T. (January 1998, SLP-5). An Evaluation of Correctional Telemedicine.
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Miller, Kevin (October 2013, SLP-16). Texting 9-1-1 in Emergencies: Is It a Viable Option?

Minch, Harold J. (May 2009, SLP-13). Red Light Cameras in Collier County: Citizens Assessments of Need and Effectiveness
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Mitchell, Stephen (May 2009, SLP-13). Communications Interoperability - Current Status
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Netterville, William M. (January 1998, SLP-5). Fighting Crime in the Cyber-Age: A new Challenge for Law Enforcement.
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New, Angella (July 2021, SLP-23). Supervising Smater Not Harder: How Technology is Changing Community Corrections

Paynter, Jason (September 2012, SLP-15). City of Tavares: Assessment of Red Light Cameras

Phillips, Scott (July 2021, SLP-23). Motor Vehicle Pursuits and the Utilization of the Precision Immobilization Technique

Platt, Steven R. (August 2000, SLP-7). Indoor Air Quality: Providing a Healthy Environment for Law Enforcement Communications, Evidence, Crime Laboratory and Corrections Personnel.
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Redmond, Donald W. (August 1996, SLP-4). Bar Coding in Corrections.
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Reinhart, Matt (September 2012, SLP-15). Advancements in Booking Technology

Rivers, John T. (August 1996, SLP-4). Technology in the 21st Century Probation Milieu: Some Assembly Required.
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Robbins, Ryan (May 2022, SLP - 24). Social Media: The Utilization of Social Media by Law Enforcement

Sandvik, Erik. (August 1996, SLP-4). The Role of Technology in Reducing Auto Theft.
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Sella, Christopher (October 2019, SLP-22). Using Technology to Minimize Distracted Driving in Law Enforcement

Snow, R. Marty. (August 1996, SLP-4). Driver License Fraud: Strategy for Reducing the Impact on Florida.
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Soverel, Camille (June 2010, FSP-1). Internet Crimes and REsource Conservation: How State and Federal Conservation Agencies are Investigating Internet Crimes
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Suhi-Moore, Neslihan (May 2022, SLP - 24). Real Time Crime Center

Telkamp, William C. (January 1998, SLP-5). Implementation of a Criminal Justice Forum for Technology Assessment.
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Timko, Craig (October 2019, SLP-22). Adapting to Technological Trends: Instituting an Electronic Evidence Recovery Technician

Van de Water, William (June 2010, FSP-1). Citizens Self Reporting Crimes Online: The Law Enforcemnt Perspective
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Viton, Mirtha (May 2022, SLP - 24). Body Worn Cameras and Its Effects on Police Use of Force Incidents and Citizen Complaints

Vizzini, Anthony (May 2022, SLP - 24). The Technological Wedge in Law Enforcement

Williams, Christopher A. (October 2019, SLP-22). The Impact of Going Dark: Implications of Service and Device Providers Failing to Keep or Provide Records for Criminal Investigations

Wright, Martha. (April 1999, SLP-6). The Efficacy of Name-Based Searches for Other than Criminal Justice Purposes.

Young, Roderick B. (September 2012, SLP-15). A Push for Universal Database May Test Our Amendment Rights

Young, Roger A. (May 2009, SLP-13). State Emergency Response Management Networks
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