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Report of the Illinois Judicial Conference 2006

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Judicial Conference of Illinois, consisting of eighty-two judges, is responsible for suggesting improvements in the administration of justice in Illinois. The Executive Committee, composed of the chief justice and fourteen members of the Judicial Conference, reviews recommendations of the various committees and makes recommendations to the supreme court, resolves questions of committee jurisdiction, acts on behalf of the Judicial Conference between annual meetings, and performs other duties delegated by the supreme court. This report lists the Judicial Conference members: Supreme Court Justices, Presiding judges of downstate appellate districts and chair of First District Executive Committee, Judges appointed from Cook County including the chief judge and 10 associate judges , and Ten judges appointed from each downstate district including one chief judge and 3 associate judges from each district . It also includes the agenda and reports from the conference.

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Research Bulletin

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This Research Bulletin provides an overview of one element of detention reform supported by the Illinois Juvenile Justice Commission (IJJC), the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts (AOIC), and the Illinois Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative: the use of scorable detention screening instruments.

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Research at a Glance

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Overrepresentation of minorities, primarily blacks, exists in the Illinois Department of Corrections Juvenile Division, according to this summary of an IDOC data analysis.

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Research Bulletin

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority conducts periodic audits of the Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) system to assess the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of criminal history records, while ensuring compliance with federal guidelines. This article summarizes the methodology, findings, and recommendations for improving the quality of the Criminal History Record Information reporting program as detailed in the Authoritys 2003 Criminal History Records Information Audit Report.

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RESULTS OF THE 2001 ILLINOIS BECOMING AN OUTDOOR-WOMAN SURVEY

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

A total of 321 (73%) women responded to the 2001 Illinois Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) Survey. All of these women had signed up for and/or participated in BOW workshops. Eighty-three percent of the women had attended >1 workshops, with most doing so to develop or improve their skills in outdoor activities. The results of the survey are the basis of this report. The objective of this study was to profile the outdoor-related activities and attitudes of women who have signed up for and/or participated in Becoming an Outdoor-Woman (BOW) workshops. BOW workshops are sponsored by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and are conducted periodically at locations throughout the state.

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Research Bulletin

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

To understand the state of information management and sharing practices among criminal justice organizations, a Justice Information ManagementSurvey was sent to 438 agencies, including municipal police departments, sheriffs offices, states attorneys offices, circuit court clerks offices, andprobation departments. This issue, Integrated Justice Information System Survey findings, summarizes the results of that survey.

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Research at a Glance

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

In 2003, of the 42 counties with a sufficient percentage of African-American youth to measure disproportionate minority contact, 35 had an over representation of African Americans among youth arrested when compared to their representation in the general juvenile population in those counties. This issue of Research at a Glance summarizes information from Assessing disproportionate minority contact with the Illinois juvenile justice system, by Phillip Stevenson, ICJIA senior research analyst.

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Reporting Elder Abuse: What Professionals Need to Know

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Booklet defines elder abuse, identifies what professionals should notice when dealing with the elderly, and informs professionals of their requirement to report elder abuse and how to do so.

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Put Children First for Non-Assistance Families

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This brochure provides detailed information on the services provided by the Division of Child Support Enforcement. Some of the topics covered include what the Child Support Process is, what services are provided, establishing paternity, and obtaining a Child Support Order.

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Put Children First: Illinois Child Support Enforcement (English and Spanish)

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This flier briefly highlights the services provided by the Division of Child Support Enforcement. The flier is in both English and Spanish.

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