The IIJIS Privacy Policy Subcommittee was created to develop a comprehensive policy that would govern the sharing of justice information both among justice agencies and with the public. The group is composed of representatives from the traditional criminal justice system as well as individuals from the press, law schools, victims services groups, and private users of criminal history information. The diverse nature of the subcommittee ensures that a broad spectrum of interests will be reflected in the final privacy policy.

• Overview
• Privacy Policy Subcommittee membership [PDF]
• Privacy Policy Subcommittee's 12-Month Plan of Action (December 2005-December 2006) [PDF]

IIJIS PRIVACY POLICY GUIDANCE

The goal of the Privacy Policy Guidance series is to help Illinois justice agencies develop privacy policies for their integrated justice information systems. This series will describe the public's privacy concerns and provide recommendations to justice practitioners and system designers about how to address those concerns. Because many agencies are already moving forward with the development of integrated justice information systems, the subcommittee decided to publish its recommendations in a series of reports to ensure that agencies receive guidance as it becomes available.

• DRAFT: Privacy Policy Guidance Volume 1 (December 2006)[PDF]

Privacy issues confronting the sharing of justice information [PDF] Updated September 2006

Matrix: Analysis of state implementation of Federal CHRI policies [Excel] [in progress]

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