Participants at these meetings came from beyond traditional law enforcement roles and included professionals from across the justice arena, including judges, prosecutors and public defenders. OJP's initial meetings are showing positive results and, for the first time, a broad intergovernmental and interdisciplinary discussion is under way on what it will take to build a cooperative vision of a networked justice enterprise. The payoffs for achieving this goal are great. Clearly the biggest challenges Kendall, Robinson and their intergovernmental colleagues face will not be in the technical details but in how successfully they all navigate the human networks upon which a successful justice enterprise must ultimately rest. Please list your telephone number for confirmation.
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