Disparity Index Computation Database has been developed to be used as a tool, which allows users to assess the level of racial/ethnic disparity at various stages of the criminal justice system process (i.e., disproportionate minority representation). This manual is intended to make the database easy to used to determine whether a disparity exists and, in most cases, it can help determine where in the process disparity is being introduced.
This monthly publication, the Bid Information Newsletter (BIN), is provided free of charge to all CDB-prequalified design and construction firms to notify them of CDB programs and policy; to facilitate their participation in CDB construction projects; and for their use in tracking project information.
Newsletter of the Illinois Securities Department for investor education. In this issue: New Limited Registration ExemptionEnforcement ConferenceSeven Take Early RetirementAudit Division ReportLegal Notes From The Director
The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority's fiscal year 2002 annual report outlines the diverse nature of the agency's work in criminal justice research, information systems, and grants administration in Illinois.
This audit of the Illinois criminal history record system, maintained by the Illinois State Police (ISP), was another in a series of assessments conducted by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) pursuant to requirements of the Bureau of Justice Assistance funding guidelines. This audit was designed as a follow-up to the 1995 statewide audit conducted by ICJIA. This audit was conducted on records created after Illinois began its participation in the program (covering the period 1994-1998), and just before a major re-write of ISP's Computerized Criminal History (CCH) database was implemented in September, 1999. The findings presented here measure the progress made since 1995 and serve as a benchmark by which to assess future improvements to the Illinois criminal history record system.