RFS: Modeling the Criminal Case Process with State and Local Data

On May 27, 2025, ATI published the following Request for Solutions (RFS): Modeling the Criminal Case Process with State and Local Data.

The submission deadline for the project is June 17, 2025, at 3 PM ET. Membership in ADC is not required for submission. However, if chosen, the selected organization must join ADC.

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Modeling the Criminal Case Process with State and Local Data

Multiple challenges impede integrating criminal justice data across state and local jurisdictions. Access to sensitive person-level or case-level data in any one jurisdiction has barriers. Data are dispersed and data systems have limited interoperability. Data about persons and cases within the criminal justice system are collected by multiple agencies—even in the same geographic area— and the agencies have different purposes for collecting data and different operational uses for it. Monitoring, assessing, and improving criminal justice policies and operations are strengthened by better understanding of the criminal case lifecycle. Improving data integration is necessary to produce more comprehensive statistics for evidence-building activities.

This Request for Solutions (RFS) seeks to test processes and tools that can be used to: (a) acquire and integrate operational data from multiple agencies within a given set of jurisdictions; (b) generate descriptive statistics and perform other analyses; and (c) document the solutions that can support a scalable and repeatable process for future data integration without requiring that agencies alter their data or systems.

A Teaming Speed Networking Event will also be held on June 3 at 1 PM ET. Learn more and register here.

Request for Solutions