System needed to track criminals

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	The New Jersey Attorney General and the Criminal Justice Information System's Advisory Policy Committee may issue an RFP to implement recommendations of a study done for the Criminal Justice Information System. The state wants a system that will assign an ID number to each person after fingerprinting. That number would be used to track the person through the judicial system.

The New Jersey Attorney General and the Criminal Justice Information System's Advisory Policy Committee may issue an RFP to implement recommendations of a study done for the Criminal Justice Information System. The state wants a system that will assign an ID number to each person after fingerprinting. That number would be used to track the person through the judicial system.

 

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