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 TECHBeat, July/August 2019
NCJ Number
              253501

Date Published

August 2019
Length
              10 pages
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              Feature articles in this issue describe a framework for a law enforcement response to people with mental health needs, a report on reducing gun violence, a sex offender recidivism study, a study of identity theft and fraud, and public safety technology in the news.
Abstract
              "Framework for Law Enforcement Responses to People With Mental Health Needs" outlines and provides online access to the publication "Police-Mental Health Collaborations: A Framework for Implementing Effective Law Enforcement Responses for People Who Have Mental Health Needs." "Report on Reducing Gun Violence" summarizes the content of and provides online access to a report from the Police Executive Research Forum entitled "Reducing Gun Violence: What Works, and What Can Be Done Now." "Sex Offender Recidivism Study" summarizes and provides online access to "Recidivism of Sex Offenders Released From State Prison: A 9-Year Follow-Up (2005-14)," which compares released prisoners whose most serious commitment offense was rape or sexual assault to all other released prisoners, in terms of their characteristics and recidivism patterns. "Research Brief: Identity Theft and Fraud" presents an overview of identity theft and fraud, which discusses their features, prevalence, harms, risk of victimization, the nature and effects of victims services, and how related policy, practice, and research can be improved. "Public Safety Technology in the News" includes accounts of the FBI's opening of a new digital forensics laboratory in Massachusetts, a sheriff's department's partnering with a mental health clinic, and the anticipated opening of a new police station in Firestone, Colorado, which will include a municipal courtroom, records area, forensics lab, and an onsite training room.
      
  
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        2014-IJ-CX-K404


  
  
        
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        A proposal to operate the National Criminal Justice Technology Resource Center.
    
  
  
Date Published: August 1, 2019
    
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