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RI.gov: Government
Information, Fireworks, Highway Safety, law enforcement agencies, Missing Persons,Most Wanted Lists, Victim's Services. Federal government Federal Websites
http://www.ri.gov/government/
LAW ENFORCEMENT SITES ON THE WEB - Part 2
Community US government Intelligence agencies online; The Federal ProbationWWW Page; Justice Information Technology Network; National law enforcement and
http://www.ih2000.net/ira/ira2.htm

Extractions: one of the largest and most awarded Law Enforcement sites on the net! AWARDS PAGE This website has become one of the most awarded and honored law enforcement and legal related sites on the net. I am extremely proud of the awards that have been bestowed on this site, and grateful to those entities that have seen this site fit for their recognition. Due to the number of awards, and the aggregate size of the GIF and JPEG files, now in excess of 100k, I have set up a separate page for the awards. This should speed the loading of these pages. This new page, which I will refer to as AWARDS.HTM will very proudly display the awards. Again, I want to thank those who recognized this page, and assure them that the awards are still proudly displayed. NEW CHAT ROOM ADDED TO THIS SITE! THIS LIST HAS BEEN SPLIT - AGAIN! This list has been split. This is PART 2 of 8. Due to the length that this list has grown to, in excess of 1 meg, is was necessary to split this list in order to ease the connection process. Another change was that the redundant LEGAL section and
Law Enforcement And Corrections Links
Justice Institute of Canada Atlantic Police Academy. Subject Guide to Web ResourcesLaw enforcement and Corrections government agencies and Institutions.
http://www.hollandc.pe.ca/Library/Justiceweb.htm

Extractions: International Agencies: Federal Bureau of Investigation (U.S.) Interpol Go to Top of Page Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police ... Go to Top of Page Police Forces and Recruitment Calgary Police Service Correctional Service Canada: Career Information Criminal Justice Careers Online Durham Regional Police Service ... Go to Top of Page Law Enforcement Search Engines and Meta-Pages Access to Justice Network (ACJNET) Bora Laskin Law Library Links to Legal Resources Canadian Police College Library: Police-Related Links CopNet and Police Resources ... National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center (U.S.) Officer.com
Center For Digital Government
Digital State Survey, law enforcement and the Courts is sponsored by IMS providestechnologybased services to state and local government agencies with a focus
http://www.centerdigitalgov.com/center/digitalstates.phtml

Extractions: Law Enforcement and the Courts: The utilization of digital technologies by the judicial system, including online access to court opinions, the use of digital communications by police agencies and the availability of digital signature capability for contracts and filings. Digital State Survey, Law Enforcement and the Courts is sponsored by Bull has been a leader in providing information technology solutions to the public sector for 35 years. Its solutions enable agencies to rapidly access and analyze information in areas such as medicaid management, criminal justice information systems, education and tax/treasury/finance compliance cycles. Bull has a proven track record and a presence in 41 states and 150 agencies. Social Services: The availability of online information regarding program eligibility and application procedures and the application of digital technologies such as electronic benefit transfer (EBT) systems and smart cards for benefits delivery. Digital State Survey, Social Services is sponsored by
EPIC Bookstore - Cryptography & Liberty 2000
private keys and decrypted files to government agencies. Several governments arealso proposing to give intelligence and law enforcement agencies new powers to
http://www.epic.org/bookstore/crypto00&/

Extractions: Open Government Laws 2002 Filters and Freedom 2.0 ... Consumer Law Sourcebook 2000 In this third survey of encryption policy around the globe, the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) finds that the effort to reduce export regulations that limit the availability of encryption has largely succeeded. The rise of electronic commerce and the need to protect privacy and increase the security of the Internet have resulted in the development of policies that favor the spread of strong encryption worldwide. However, some countries are considering "lawful access" requirements that could force users to disclose private keys and decrypted files to government agencies. Several governments are also proposing to give intelligence and law enforcement agencies new powers to conduct surveillance, break into private offices and hack computers to obtain encryption keys and other confidential information. These agencies are also seeking substantial increases in budgets and legal authority.
White House Factsheet On Clipper
To assist law enforcement and other government agencies to collect and decrypt, underlegal authority, electronically transmitted information, I hereby direct
http://www.epic.org/crypto/clipper/white_house_factsheet.html
Wackenhut
WSI contractually performs security, law enforcement, operations and maintenance,fire and maintenance for federal, state and local government agencies.
http://www.wackenhut.com/services/wsi/wsi.htm

Extractions: Supply Schedule Wackenhut Nuclear Services Wackenhut Services Incorporated Wackenhut Services, Incorporated (WSI), a wholly owned subsidiary of The Wackenhut Corporation (TWC), is assigned within the North American Operations Group of the corporation. WSI contractually performs security, law enforcement, operations and maintenance, fire suppression and prevention, facility services management, training, emergency medical services, airfield management, and aircraft operation and maintenance for federal, state and local government agencies. Aviation/Airfield Management Security Services Wackenhut security officers are on duty at the nation's most sensitive and vital government installations. Government nuclear facilities are secured by WSI personnel. Sophisticated capabilities include highly trained and specially equipped special response teams, helicopter crews, canine teams, law enforcement officers and special nuclear materials security couriers. WSI is among the top two percent of all U.S. law enforcement agencies, and the only contractor force to receive the Commission for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) accreditation.
CSC Offers 25 Recommendations For Improving IT Security
topics including maintaining network firewalls; knowing which law enforcement agenciesto contact advisory boards and work with government agencies to overcome
http://www.csc.com/features/2002/26.shtml

Extractions: Preparation and collaboration between the public and private sectors are two of the most important issues for improving information and physical security for government agencies and corporations, according to a list of 25 security-related recommendations released by CSC at the Networked Economy Summit, which was held June 9-11 in Reston, Va. According to the CSC recommendations, preparation encompasses a wide range of topics including maintaining network firewalls; knowing which law enforcement agencies to contact in the event information systems are compromised; training first responders; using "ethical hackers" to identify IT vulnerabilities; and employing biometrics to authenticate identity. CSC's collaboration-related recommendations call for companies to participate actively in public-private advisory boards and work with government agencies to overcome technological and organizational barriers to information sharing. This includes potential legislative changes designed to protect companies working to secure the national critical infrastructure. CSC's 25 Recommendations for Information and Infrastructure Security How do I address weaknesses in my information infrastructure?
OJP Resource Guide Third Edition - 9: Supporting Law Enforcement And Enhancing P
of Defense (DOD) administers a program, commonly known as the 1033 program, thattransfers surplus DOD property to government agencies for law enforcement use.
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/resguide/chap9.htm

Extractions: 9: Supporting Law Enforcement and Enhancing Public Safety States may elect to use funding through the Byrne Formula Grant program for a number of law enforcement-related purposes. These may include task forces to integrate and coordinate the activities of federal, state, and local drug law enforcement agencies; programs to combat property crimes, white collar crime, and drug trafficking; and enhancements to the operational effectiveness of police departments. For information about Byrne subgrant funding for public safety projects, contact your state Byrne Agency representative, listed in the Online Resource Guide. In addition, subgrant funding for public safety issues relating to youth crime prevention and juvenile justice may be available through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's formula funding programs. State Juvenile Justice offices are also listed in the Online Resource Guide. Funding Opportunities OJP's grant programs support a wide array of programs and research to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of law enforcement. Among OJP's grants are the following: The Local Law Enforcement Block Grants Program provides formula-based funding to units of local government to help reduce crime and improve public safety. Each year, BJA contacts local governments that are eligible to apply for direct awards under the program. Award amounts are determined by each local government's crime rate, as reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Uniform Crime Reporting System. Local governments that qualify for awards over $10,000 receive direct awards from BJA. Each state receives LLEBG funds that can be distributed to jurisdictions that are not eligible for direct awards. The funding can be used to hire or pay overtime to police officers, establish task forces to fight multijurisdictional crime, purchase basic law enforcement equipment, and a number of other purpose areas.
Education Planet Research Tools,Government Agencies,USA,Executive Branch,Dept. O
privacy, Investigatory and law enforcement Offices SubcategoriesFederal Bure (1), Most Popular Research Tools Searches
http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Research_Tools/Government_Agencies/USA/Exe

Extractions: TelCom Services Teachers - Receive a second year of Lesson Planet for FREE! ... by choosing our Smart Saver Long Distance Program Top Sites this Week Science: Middle School Physical Science Resource Center Math: Project Interactive Social Science: America at War - Time for Kids Language Arts: International Children's Digital Library Project: Stay Safe Online Lesson Plan: Ready.gov from the Department of Homeland Security Top Sites Archives Educational News Schools Seek to Reassure in Wartime Special Education May Get Overhaul Make-A-Wish Foundation Helps Sick Student Go to College
Law Enforcement Technology Centre
includes the operation and maintenance of ANY law enforcement surveillance equipment. atour training center we contract with government agencies or state and
http://www.ist-letc.com/training.htm

Extractions: specialized training for their specific needs. Objectives Present how criminals use advanced technology, communications, computers, intelligence and counterintelligence techniques. Study and identify international and domestic criminal elements in the U.S. and abroad. To identify, investigate and prosecute traditional and non-traditional crime. Focus on intelligence and counterintelligence factors. Instruction about the cultural, educational, training and backgrounds of suspect criminals. Emphasize officer safety threats and teach techniques to defend themselves and their agencies.
Department Of Financial Services
Federal Regulatory agencies. economic, fiscal and tax policies; serves as financialagent of the United States government; enforces the law law enforcement.
http://www.dbf.state.fl.us/gov_hot_list.html

Extractions: LINKS Florida Government Federal Regulators Legal Law Enforcement ... Other Regulators Note: This site is published by the Florida Department of Financial Services. The materials presented herein are for informational purposes only. The department has not screened each individual or organization that may appear on this site or that is electronically linked to this site. The appearance of an individual or organization on this site is not intended as nor in any manner serves as an endorsement of that individual or organization or any products or services identified on the individual's or organization's site. The department does not warrant either expressly or by implication any individual, organization, product or service appearing on this site or that is electronically linked to this site. Florida Government MyFlorida.Com
Clipper FAQ
What is the government's rationale for Clipper? The keyescrow system was developedat the urging of the FBI and other law enforcement agencies, which claim
http://www.cpsr.org/program/clipper/clipper-faq.html

Extractions: See also the RSA FAQ It is a cryptographic device purportedly intended to protect private communications while at the same time permitting government agents to obtain the "keys" upon presentation of what has been vaguely characterized as "legal authorization." The "keys" would be held by two government "escrow agents" and would enable the government to access the encrypted private communication. While Clipper would be used to encrypt voice transmissions, a similar device known as Capstone would be used to encrypt data. The cryptographic algorithm, known as Skipjack, was developed by the National Security Agency (NSA), a super-secret military intelligence agency responsible for intercepting foreign government communications and breaking the codes that protect such transmissions. In 1987, Congress passed the Computer Security Act, a law intended to limit NSA's role in developing standards for the civilian communications system. In spite of that legislation, the agency has played a leading role in the Clipper initiative and other civilian security proposals. NSA has classified the Skipjack algorithm on national security grounds, thus precluding independent evaluation of the system's strength. CPSR has filed suit under the Freedom of Information Act seeking the disclosure of the secret algorithm and other information concerning the Clipper plan. What is the government's rationale for Clipper?
State Of Illinois - Government
Labor Relations Board. law enforcement Training and Standards Board, Illinois. StateGovernment. Legislature. State agencies. Office of Boards Commissions.
http://www100.state.il.us/government/agency.cfm

Extractions: [Search Tips] The resources below provide you with links to every Illinois agency. Agency Alpha Listing - Master List Aging, Department on Agriculture, Department of Appellate Defender, Office of Appellate Prosecutor Office of ... Banks and Real Estate, Office of (BRE) Building Commission, Illinois Bureau of the Budget Capital Development Board (CDB) Capital Punishment, Commission on Central Management Services, Department of Children and Family Services, Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, Department of Formerly known as Commerce and Community Affairs, Dept of Commerce Commission, Illinois Community College Board, Illinois Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan, State of Illinois Comptroller, Office of the ... Corrections, Department of (DOC) Criminal Justice Information Authority Developmental Disabilities, Illinois Council on Deaf and Hard of Hearing Commission, Illinois Discrimination and Hate Crimes, Commission on ... Veterans Affairs, Department of Illinois FIRST Illinois Federal
Carroll Buracker & Associates, Inc.
local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies from the of more than 200 lawenforcement, fire, EMS municipalities, the US Federal government, Fortune 500
http://www.communitypolicing.com/staff.html

Extractions: The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors awarded Mr. Buracker the two highest awards for county employees, including the A. Heath Onthank Award for "superb leadership talents and extraordinary management skill." As chief of police, he served as the chairman of the Metropolitan Washington D.C. Police Chiefs Steering Committee of the Council of Governments (COG); this committee consisted of 16 local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies from the District of Columbia, Virginia, and Maryland. He was assigned by COG to co-chair the development of a Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area Disaster Response Plan, which has been implemented on several occasions. During his work with CBI, Mr. Buracker has served as the project manager for the development of more than 200 law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, Emergency Preparedness, and security plans/reports/manuals for more than 120 municipalities, the U.S. Federal Government, Fortune 500 companies, hospitals, universities, and nonprofit foundations. Moreover, he served as the project manager for accrediting eight federally funded police departments. Mr. Buracker has conducted feasibility studies for and managed the implementation of police/security models in downtown districts in major cities (including Seattle and Cleveland). Further, he has developed and negotiated more than 15 contracts between government agencies and private/quasi-governmental agencies for police/security services.
WELCOME TO SECURITY.ORG
The site provides detailed information to law enforcement and government agencies,security professionals, locksmiths, and safe and vault technicians regarding
http://www.security.org/middle.htm

Extractions: WELCOME TO SECURITY.ORG Security.Org contains data about locks, safes, and bypass tools, and is the supplement to the second edition of Locks, Safes, and Security: An International Police Reference, published by Charles C. Thomas Publishers. The site provides detailed information to law enforcement and government agencies, security professionals, locksmiths, and safe and vault technicians regarding the security and bypass of locks and safes throughout the world. Sophisticated search tools allow the retrieval of text, images and video materials pertaining to high security locks, bypass tools and techniques, as well as comprehensive reference information about locking mechanisms. Locks, Safes, and Security is a treatise on the history, technology and bypass of locks and safes. It provides extremely detailed information for security and law enforcement professionals. The book may be previewed on-line. LSS+ is the ELECTRONIC INFOBASE edition of Locks, Safes, and Security
Office Of Consumer Litigation
system for use by law enforcement agencies, plus consumers and can lead to enforcementaction by then identifies, via links, government agencies or materials
http://www.usdoj.gov/civil/ocl/con_info.htm

Extractions: Consumer Information The consumer information links noted below exist to assist consumers locate information that may be useful to them and provide guidance in how to file complaints when appropriate. Consumer Fraud (DOJ/Homepage) "Consumer Fraud" is a link on the Department of Justice's (DOJ) homepage under "Information for Individuals and Communities." A series of subjects, such as Internet Fraud, Telemarketing Fraud, Mortgage Scams, Identity Theft and Fraud, and Fraud Victim Publications/Web Sites are available through this site. Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC) The IFCC's mission is to combat fraud committed over the Internet. Through its unique partnership, the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) strive to: develop a national strategy to address fraud over the Internet; collect, manage, and disseminate fraud complaint information to aid preventive and investigative efforts; provide law enforcement and regulatory agencies with analytical data to identify and address new fraud trends and help stem the rise of Internet fraud; provide a mechanism for reporting fraud on the Internet; ensure that Internet fraud complaints are directed to the appropriate law enforcement and regulatory agencies. The IFCC Web site allows consumers nationwide to report Internet fraud ; enables the development of educational programs aimed at preventing Internet fraud; offers local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies training in Internet fraud; and allows for the sharing of fraud data by all law enforcement and regulatory authorities.
US Embassy - US Law Enforcement Agencies
and cooperation with Romanian and Moldovan law enforcement agencies on every level. toconducting investigations without the approval of the host government.
http://www.usembassy.ro/USEmbassy/FBIJusticeDSS.htm

Extractions: US Embassy Information for American Citizens Information for Romanian Citizens US Assistance to Romania ... Commercial Service FBI Each Legal Attache (Legat) represents the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and protects the interests of the Bureau. The FBI responds to domestic and extraterritorial needs as effectively as possible. This is accomplished through partnerships and cooperation with Romanian and Moldovan law enforcement agencies on every level. FBI agents overseas do not have arrest power or the power to serve subpoenas in connection to conducting investigations without the approval of the host Government. Legats are responsive to the U.S. Ambassador. Officially, the FBI Legat office was opened August 24, 2000. Legat Bucharest has territorial responsibility for Romania and Moldova. The Legal Attache office consists of a Legat, an Assistant Legat, and an Office Assistant. The FBI also has an Advisor to the Romanian Human Trafficking Task Force. Another element of the FBI's role in Romania and Moldova is training provided for international law enforcement agencies. The FBI considers training of foreign law enforcement officers to be particularly critical to combating international crime.
Utah Department Of Public Safety - Division Of Emergency Services & Homeland Sec
ULEIN provides criminal intelligence for law enforcement agencies on persons, organizations,and and federal, state and local government agencies to diminish
http://des.utah.gov/HLS/

Extractions: Homeland Security What is Homeland Security? Utah Homeland Security's role is to secure and protect all people in Utah from man-made threats against freedom, life, property and the environment. To accomplish this task, Homeland Security works in three specific areas: Investigations Homeland Security Investigations supports law enforcement agencies by providing, developing, and analyzing information about criminal activity or potential criminal activity within Utah. Information is gathered from a variety of sources and analyzed. HLS then disseminates it to law enforcement entities in a timely manner, enabling them to prepare for potential problems before they occur or to further investigations after the crimes are committed. Intelligence In its simplest form, intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply information, especially about an actual or potential enemy. The intelligence function of Homeland Security operates jointly with local, state and federal law enforcement agents, analysts and databases. It provides Utah law enforcement officers with timely, accurate and useful information. This information allows first responders and policy makers to better prepare for and deal with potential threats and risks.
Adobe: Visually Rich Content Creation
Digital imaging for law enforcement In this era of heightened security awareness,government agencies are evaluating a number of technological solutions to
http://www.adobe.com/government/creating_content.html

Extractions: As government agencies look for new ways to publish accurate, time-sensitive information while reducing production costs and development time, they are evaluating server-based publishing solutions. With Adobe FrameMaker and FrameMaker Server software, government agencies can efficiently produce personalized, high-quality, data-driven content for delivery in print or on the Web. Government agencies must make a spectrum of technical documents available to their constituents, but these documents are often long, highly structured, and visually complex. Adobe FrameMaker and Adobe Acrobat software together form a powerful technical publishing solution that government agencies can use to deliver all kinds of documents electronically or in print.

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