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Here are some links of interest:
Wilmette PD - Annual Report
CALEA - Webpage of the
National Organization
CALEA Search Site (Use to search
for specific agencies, Accredited, etc)
Illinois Compiled Statutes
Illinois
- Legal Links
Wisconsin Laws
& Legislature
Illinois Association
of Chiefs of Police
Illinois Sheriff's
Association
Member Agency Web Pages:
If your agency is not listed, send
the information to the
webmaster for
inclusion.
MISCELLANEOUS
(Please help keep these links updated - If
you find one has moved or is inactive let the
webmaster know - Thanks!)
Courts and
Adjudication Resources
Courts.Net
This site
contains a directory of Federal and State courts.
Federal Judicial Center
The Federal
Judicial Center is the Federal courts' agency for research and continuing
education. This website contains publications, educational materials, and
court-related links.
The Federal Judiciary Homepage
This website
contains information on the Federal court system, a directory of electronic
public access services providing access to Federal court databases,
publications, and news from the Federal judiciary.
United States Sentencing Commission (USSC)
The United
States Sentencing Commission is an independent agency whose principal purpose
is to establish sentencing policies and practices for the Federal courts,
including detailed guidelines prescribing the appropriate form and severity of
punishment for offenders convicted of Federal crimes. This website contains
reports to Congress, sentencing guidelines, sentencing statistics by State,
and information on State sentencing commissions.
Federal
Government
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The Federal
Laboratory Consortium (FLC) is a nationwide network of Federal laboratories.
This website offers searchable databases of Federal laboratories and news,
information about technologies developed at Federal laboratories,
newsletters, an event calendar, and funding opportunities.
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The NCFS is
a joint project of the University of Central Florida and the National
Institute of Justice. The goal of NCFS is to create a unique laboratory
facility staffed and equipped to service the forensic and law enforcement
communities in the areas of fire and explosion debris. This website contains
NCFS news and information.
News and
Information
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This website
contains links to forensic toxicology sites, government forensic toxicology
laboratories, directories of forensic expert witnesses, and general forensic
sciences links. The site is maintained by a consulting forensic
toxicologist.
Professional Associations
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The American
Academy of Forensic Sciences is a professional society dedicated to the
application of science to the law. This website contains information on
conferences and seminars, a membership
application, employment opportunities, and links to organizations and online
journals.
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The American
College of Forensic Examiners (ACFE) is a private, nonprofit, tax-exempt
scientific and professional society. This website contains information on
membership, certification, conferences, discussion groups, and online
publications.
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The American
Society of Questioned Document Examiners (ASQDE) fosters education, sponsors
scientific research, establishes standards, and provides instruction in the
field of questioned document examination. This website contains information
on membership, referral lists of document examiners, continuing education,
publications, and other topics.
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IACIS is a
nonprofit corporation composed of law enforcement professionals who have
been trained in the forensic science of seizing and processing evidence from
computer systems. This website contains membership information, training
opportunities, and special announcements from IACIS.
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IAFN is the
only international professional organization of registered nurses formed
exclusively to develop, promote, and disseminate information about the
science of forensic nursing nationally and internationally. This website
contains information about forensic nursing, IAFN conferences, and
educational opportunities.
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The National
Association of Document Examiners (NADE) is comprised of handwriting experts
who examine signatures and documents to determine authenticity or identify
the originator. This website contains contact information.
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NFSTC is an
independent, nonprofit organization that provides systems support and
continuing education to crime laboratories and laboratory staff. This
website contains information about NFSTC services and an online newsletter.
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SOFT is a
non-profit organization established in 1970 and is composed of practicing
forensic toxicologists and those interested in the discipline for the
purpose of promoting and developing the profession. This site contains
information on forensic toxicology, laboratory guidelines, employment
listings, and continuing education opportunities.
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Community Policing
Community Policing Consortium
The Community Policing Consortium is a partnership
of five of the leading police organizations in the United States. This
website contains information about community policing and the Office of
Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), descriptions of training
opportunities and curricula, publications, and an online bulletin board.
Join
Together, a project of the Boston University School of Public Health, is a
national resource for communities working to reduce substance abuse and
gun violence. This site contains news articles, reports
on research, and funding information.
Information from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community
Oriented Policing Services including grants, training, and publications.
Education
and Training
A
nonprofit organization that provides educational, legal, and other
professional services and assistance to the Nation's law enforcement
community.
An
organization of law enforcement professionals from the United States and
Canada with the objective of professionalizing the task of law enforcement
driving. This site contains membership information, training and
employment opportunities, regional news, and a members only section.
Training,
information resources, and case consultations for law enforcement, the
forensic sciences, the legal community, and the mental health community.
Law
enforcement training materials from the National Audiovisual Center.
Training Resource
Services
An
excellent training resource with ties to PAC members. TRS is committed to
training focused on law enforcement investigations and the many areas of
forensic sciences. The conferences we provide will benefit both the entry-level
investigator and the seasoned veteran. Our application of appropriate
technological advances allows students to sharpen their existing skills and
develop new ones they can utilize in their respective professions.
Investigation
A useful
site for automobile research and photographs.
Given a
U.S. address, this site will generate a map of the area.
The NBR is
a bicycle registration service that operates a nationwide computer
database dedicated exclusively to the identification and return of stolen
bikes.
The NCFS
is a joint project of the University of Central Florida and the National
Institute of Justice. The
goal of NCFS is to create a unique laboratory facility staffed and
equipped to service the forensic and law enforcement communities in the
areas of fire and explosion debris. This website contains NCFS news and
information.
NFSTC is
an independent, nonprofit organization that provides systems support and
continuing education to crime laboratories and laboratory staff. This
website contains information about NFSTC services and an online
newsletter.
This site
is an online resource for finding missing people.
This site
from the United States Postal Service contains databases of zip code
information and official abbreviations for address components.
Investigative resources on the web including links to associations,
companies, cults, gang directories, databases, military and federal
government information, motor vehicle records, resources for adoptees,
parole boards, telephone directories, unclaimed property, attorneys, and
private investigators.
This site
features online national yellow and white pages for the United States and
links to international phone directories.
Links to
lists of fugitives and unsolved crimes from law enforcement agencies in
the United States, Canada, and other countries.
All Law is
a directory of links to legal and law-related sites.
FedLaw was
developed by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and is
designed to aid Federal lawyers and other Federal employees doing legal or
regulatory research.
FindLaw is
a search engine that concentrates on law and related aspects on the
Internet.
This site
gives access to over 400 legal research databases and search tools. It
also contains many frequently asked questions and answers on legal issues.
A
directory of law enforcement agencies arranged by State.
This
website is a service for the international law enforcement community and
contains a large collection of links to criminal justice resources, audio
files from the Police Radio Network, and a restricted access discussion
area for law enforcement officers.
This site
contains databases, electronic bulletin boards, current news, and
information on grants and funding.
IACP Net is the officially sanctioned resource of the International
Association of Chiefs of Police.
This site
from Jane's Information Group Ltd. offers abstracts of articles from
Police Review, International Police Review, and Policing Today; upcoming
conferences; and a catalog of Jane's police-related
publications.
A large
collection of law enforcement links including local, State, Federal, and
international agencies; traffic,
highway, and speeding issues; law enforcement e-mail lists; patches and
badges; unsolved crimes; and much
more.
The Police
Officer's Internet Directory is the creation of James Meredith, an active,
full time police officer who lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts and
aims to be the most comprehensive and user friendly law
enforcement website.
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