Fund Speaker

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to provide two sessions of a one hour presentation that addressed changes to the CJIS security policy as it aligns all security control groups with NIST 800-53 and requires broad SLTT LEA upgrades to comply by October 2024.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to provide two sessions of a one hour presentation on AI Perspectives for Law Enforcement Executives with three panel guest instructors. The panel familiarized the audience with a broad set of optics and issues related to AI both in terms of criminal use, evidence, and implementation for law enforcement and varied considerations.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Law Enforcement Information Technology Section to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Criminal Justice Information Systems Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Vehicle Crimes Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Forensic Science Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Police Investigative Operations Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Computer Crime and Digital Evidence Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

To fund speakers presenting content on emerging topics at statewide or regional conferences in part of the Justice For Vets participation through VTTA (Veterans Training and Technical Assistance).

To fund speakers presenting content on emerging topics at statewide or regional conferences in part of the Justice For Vets participation through VTTA (Veterans Training and Technical Assistance).