1. Presentation
Resources:
Chapters 1, 6, and 21 from your textbook,
Foster, Lieutenant Raymond E. (2013).
Police Technology, 1st Edition
and outside resources.
The Chief of police has asked you to create a PowerPoint
presentation based on the research findings. Your presentation
consists of the current and future criminal justice technology,
examples and the benefits to your department.
Create
a 7 slide PowerPoint Presentation incorporating speaker notes
that you and your team would present to the Mayor’s Committee
for approval to purchase future technology for your Department.
Convince the Mayor that he should approve the funds for your
precinct to purchase new equipment by analyzing the future of
information technology in the criminal justice system.
Be sure to address the following:
Explain the impact of information technology on the criminal
justice system. You may choose police, courts or corrections.
(What are the future trends and/or types of technology?)
Choose three or more examples of how information technology
in criminal justice will help the city in the future. (This could
be police, courts or corrections in the field a look towards the
future.)
Describe how information technology can impact policing in the
future. (What are some examples of the impact?)

2. Analyze three current advancements in technology that the
criminal justice system has implemented and how this
technology has aided the criminal justice system in either
solving crime or related to police, courts or corrections.
Discuss the sequencing and prioritization that you used in
deciding which of the various technologies you choose to
collect and analyze the data that you would collect. (i.e., Crime
mapping/GIS and RMS.)
Include
a title slide and reference slide.
Use
bullets for your main points.
Use
speaker notes to fully explain what is being discussed in the
bullet points as though you are presenting to an audience.
Format
your work consistent with APA guidelines.
Last Name, First Initial. Middle Initial. (month/day/year).
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