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The purpose of this chapter is to provide an historical perspective for the most prominent changes in information technology (IT) use that have taken place in the criminal justice field over the past several decades.
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criminal justice agencies use, managing police operations, crime analysis meetings, nondomestic cases, court automation, crime gun traces, illegal firearms markets, crime mapping, firearms trafficking, dual arrest, criminal justice information system, justice information systems, mapping case studies, crime analysis unit, trace requests, crime maps, large law enforcement agencies, interstate theft, crime reporting system, law enforcement management, crime analysts, situational crime prevention, line staff members, situated rationalities, criminal justice education
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Department of Justice, New York, United States, Mandatory Single, National Institute of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, San Diego, Conditional Single, Retrieved August, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Federal Probation, Key Indicator, Offender-Based Information Sharing, Office of Justice Programs, Police Executive Research Forum, University of Chicago Press, Abt Associates, Northeastern University, Bureau of Alcohol, Los Angeles, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Conditional Multiple, National Crime Information Center, Online Lead, Patriot Act
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