Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past Conferences

28^th Annual LEIM Conference, Sacramento, CA May 3-7, 2004

The following presentations were made during the 28^th Annual LEIM Conference in Sacramento, California, May 3-7, 2004. The full conference agenda is available for download.

Presentations

Monday, May 3, 2004

ABC's of IT - Law Enforcement Technology Tutorial

• Jim Chu, Deputy Chief, Vancouver (BC) Police Department
• David Mulholland, Lieutenant, United States Park Police

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Tuesday, May 4, 2004

Beyond the Emerging Standards

• Mark Stiegemeier, CEO, CRISNET, Inc.

Biometric Systems Integration for Homeland Security Initiatives

• Rodney Vance, PEC Solutions

Challenges and Lessons of IT Installation

• Eric Metcalf, Information Systems Administrator, Longview (TX) Police Department
• Larry Bornstein, Sergeant, Miami Beach (FL) Police Department

Commercial Wireless Technology Comparisons

• Barbara Montgomery, ARJIS Project Manager

GIS and Information Sharing for Community Safety and Homeland Security

• Ken Rueben, Assistant Chief Investigator, Criminal Intelligence Unit Supervisor, Criminal Justice Division, Oregon Department of Justice
• Lew Nelson, ESRI

GLOBAL Justice XML Data Dictionary: So, what do we do now?

• Paul Embley, Chairman, XSTF
• Ken Gill, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs

Implications of Intelligence and Information Sharing - General Session

• Oregon State Intelligence Network (OSIN)
• Intelligence and Information Sharing: The need for privacy impact assessments
• California Anti-terrorism Information Center
• US-VISIT (United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology) Overview
• Criminal Information Sharing Alliance Network (CISA net)

Knowledge Management in Law Enforcement

• Bernard Williams, IT Manager, Orange County (CA) Sheriff’s Office

Overview of Wireless Standardization

• Mike Webb, P. Eng., ICT Consultants

Saving Lives - Traffic Safety Information Systems: A Perspective from Abroad

• Scott MacGregor, Assistant Chief, California Highway Patrol

TRACS

• Mary Jensen, TraCS Program Manager, Iowa Department of Transportation
• Lt. Mike DeLaMater, Marion Police Department

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Wednesday, May 5, 2004

Business Intelligence Applied to Justice Applications

• Mark Stiegemeier, CEO, CRISNET, Inc.

Electronic Citation Project - Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

• Gordon H. Dechman, President, FingerPrint USA

Emerging Local Wireless Broadband Technologies for Law Enforcement

• Ron Norris, Deputy Chief of Police, Medford (OR) Police Department
• Michael Griffin, Assistant Chief, Law Enforcement Branch - Governor's Office of Emergency Services, California

Failure: IT Projects Faithful Companion

• Bernard Williams, IT Manager, Orange County (CA) Police Department

Knowledge Management: Unlocking the Potential of Law Enforcement IT Systems

• Dorothy A. Spears-Dean, Public Safety Communications Analyst, Virginia Information Technology Agency

Leveraging Resources: Enlisting Volunteers to Assist with Technology Implementation in Your Agency

• Vincent Talucci, Program Director, Volunteers in Policing (VIPS)
• Penni Reid, Volunteer Coordinator, Billings (MT) Police Department

Local Law Enforcement Information Sharing

• John Arnstein, MTG Management Consultants

National and State Resources for Investigating Cyber Crimes

• Donald C. Wilborn, Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, United States Secret Service, Supervisor, San Francisco Electronic Crimes Task Force
• Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Ronald J. Wilczynski, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Supervisor, CyberCrime Squad
• Chief Kevin Green, California Highway Patrol, Information Management Division
• Assistant Chief Max Santiago, California Highway Patrol, Information Management Division

Pre-RFP Toolkit

• Susan Bates, Director, Criminal Justice Services, Broadreach Consulting
• Dwayne Campbell, Mecklenburg County CJIS Project

Sacramento Police IT Case Studies

• Sgt. Paul Freeman, Sacramento (CA) Police Department
• Mark Bateson, Worldwide Solution Architect, Hewlett-Packard

Why Should Cops Care About Network Security ( Adobe Acrobat file)

• Capt. Michael R. Nagurny, Director, Computer Operations Division, Pennsylvania State Police

XML: Case Studies in Data Exchange

• Pam Scanlon, Executive Director, ARJIS
• Winifield Wagner, San Diego Data Processing Corporation
• John Ruegg, Director, Los Angeles County Information Systems Advisory Board
• John Aerts, Lieutenant, Los Angeles County (CA) Sheriff's Department

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Thursday, May 6, 2004

Bomb and Arson Tracking System (B.A.T.S.)

• Jesse L. Chester, Jr., Special Agent, Chief, Arson and Explosives Depository, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

Computer Related Crime and Digital Evidence: Challenges & Responses

• Bill McGee, Sr. Product-Line Marketing Manager, Security Solution, Cisco Systems
• Rusty Davis, Special Agent, Sacramento Valley Hi-Technology Crimes Task Force, California Department of Justice

Cutting-edge Law Enforcement Technology Solutions: Point to Point Wireless and PKI

• Brent Dyer, Technical Services Manager, Calgary Police Service
• Mike Gedlaman, Technology Architect, Calgary Police Service

Emerging Law Enforcement Technologies in the United Kingdom

• Martyn Hart,

IBM Technology Outlook

• Robin Williams, IBM Research

Interoperable Mobility Solutions for Police, Fire, and First Responders

• Kittur Nagesh, Sr. Manager, Cisco Systems

Information Security for Law Enforcement IT Managers

• Randall Carroll, Chief of Police, Bellingham (WA) Police Department

IT in Policing

• Eldon D. Amoroso, Senior Director, Information & Technology Branch, London (ON) Police Service

National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS) Update

• Steve Correll, Executive Director, National Law Enforcement Telecommunication System

SOA - Web Services 101

• Mark Stiegemeier, CEO, CRISNET, Inc

Successfully Implementing Mobile Computers for Law Enforcement

• Titus Britt, Deputy Commissioner, Information System Support
• Detective John W. Mott, Mobile Data Computer Support Manager, Cleveland (OH) Police Department

Supporting Police Operations with Information Technology

• Eldon D. Amoroso, Senior Director, Information & Technology Branch, London (ON) Police Service

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