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== Citation == |
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| − | National Criminal Justice Ass'n, [[Global Privacy and Information Quality Working Group]], '''Justice Information Privacy Guideline |
+ | National Criminal Justice Ass'n, [[Global Privacy and Information Quality Working Group]], '''Justice Information Privacy Guideline: Developing, Drafting and Assessing Privacy Policy for Justice Information Systems''' (Sept. 2002) ([http://www.ncja.org/Content/NavigationMenu/PoliciesPractices/JusticeInformationPrivacyGuideline/default.htm full-text]). |
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== Overview == |
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| − | These privacy guidelines were developed by state, local, and tribal justice practitioners, the [[DOJ]] and associations representing justice organizations and practitioners. They provided some of the first-ever information and direction for justice agencies interested in protecting the [[privacy]] of the [[data]] they maintained — particularly as they began justice system integration — and in avoiding the negative consequences often associated with inadequate [[privacy]] considerations |
+ | These privacy guidelines were developed by state, local, and tribal justice practitioners, the [[DOJ]] and associations representing justice organizations and practitioners. They provided some of the first-ever information and direction for justice agencies interested in protecting the [[privacy]] of the [[data]] they maintained — particularly as they began justice system integration — and in avoiding the negative consequences often associated with inadequate [[privacy]] considerations. |
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Latest revision as of 23:35, 25 October 2018
Citation[]
National Criminal Justice Ass'n, Global Privacy and Information Quality Working Group, Justice Information Privacy Guideline: Developing, Drafting and Assessing Privacy Policy for Justice Information Systems (Sept. 2002) (full-text).
Overview[]
These privacy guidelines were developed by state, local, and tribal justice practitioners, the DOJ and associations representing justice organizations and practitioners. They provided some of the first-ever information and direction for justice agencies interested in protecting the privacy of the data they maintained — particularly as they began justice system integration — and in avoiding the negative consequences often associated with inadequate privacy considerations.