Highly fragmented data sources plague most – if not all – judicial and law enforcement agencies at every level of government.
Not having a single view of information can affect whether a violent criminal is let back out on the streets or kept behind bars. Does a criminal
have an outstanding warrant in another jurisdiction? Are they a violent felon or a sexual predator? These are the types of questions
that the courts struggle to answer because data resides in different systems.
The Justice Inquiry System connects any agency in the criminal justice system — law enforcement, courts — by providing a real-time
criminal and civil history across local, state, and national systems, without any of the entities losing control of their data — enabling
cooperation across diverse jurisdictions.
JIS accurately identifies active warrants, wants, sex offender registrations, violent felon classifications, family
court classification, or alerting of other state statute violations that vary from state to state. It does this by automatically building a 360° view
of each defendant based on the person characteristics in data from each repository. Metatomix leverages its semantic platform to accurately and consistently
aggregate and correlate the diverse set of records. Additionally, these views are only temporarily created; no data warehousing is needed to provide this functionality to the end user.
Watch Florida ABC-7's report on Lee County's adoption of Metatomix JIS
Connecting the Dots:
Create a Complete Picture of the Criminal
