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States Sharing Criminal Information

Uncle Bob is a resident of California where is has a criminal record. Uncle Bob took his first trip out of state to Miami, Florida where he was pulled over for speeding. When uncle Bob was pulled over the police officer had a lot of information about him, his name, and date of birth, previous offense, height and weight. Uncle Bob was then handcuffed, and put in the back of the police car. In this paper I will explore some methods utilized by the Miami police officer to gain information about uncle Bob, and some possible communication methods available to police officers to gain criminal information.

The Interstate Driver's License Compact allows the 45 states that participate to share information with each other (DUI Laws, 2010). These states share information about Drunk Driving convictions, through a central database that law enforcement officers can access on the road.

The Patriot Act became a law in 2001, allowing different law enforcement agencies in different parts of...

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Prior to the Patriot act, there were limitations pertaining to different states and different law enforcement agencies sharing information (Sales, 2010). The Patriot act has now made it easier for different agencies, and different states to share information. It has also made it easier for law enforcement officers to gain access to individuals' information (Larance, 2010). There is now a centralized federal database that all states can access to share information, and gain information.
There are databases that law enforcement agencies utilize to gather information about criminal offenses. The database allows the law enforcement agent to input a driver's license number and retrieve any prior criminal record available in the database. Each state has fusion centers, which was designed to help alleviate the gap in information available to law enforcement agents (Homeland Security, 2007). The main goal of the fusion centers is to help law enforcement officers to get the information they need to better serve and protect.

Law enforcement officers in the state of Florida now have access…

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DUI Laws (2010). Interstate Driver's License Compact. Retrieved from http://www.1800duilaws.com/dui-info/drivers-licence.asp

Homeland Security (2007). Federal efforts are helping to alleviate some challenges. GAO Reports. 109-115.

Larance, E.R. (2010). Federal Agencies are sharing border and terrorism information with local and tribal law enforcement agencies, but additional efforts are needed. GAO Reports. 1-53

Sales, N.A. (2010). Mending Walls: Information Sharing After the U.S.A. PATRIOT Act. Texas Law Review. 88 (7) 1795-1854
Sember, B. (2010). How U.S. Criminal Records Works. Retrieved from http://people.howstuffworks.com/criminal-record5.htm


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