Maryland's Department of Public Safety and Correction Services (DPSCS) developed a program to identify submitted dispositions for which there were no associated records in Maryland's Criminal Justice Information System-Central Repository (CJIS-CR). The overall project goal was to improve the quality of the Maryland criminal history database by improving disposition matching on an ongoing basis using an automated error-reporting program and manual correction process.
The project was implemented in three phases during 2013-2014:
| Phase I | |
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Established performance measures |
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Designed error report program and feedback protocol |
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Completed error report programming |
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Tested error reporting process |
| Phase III | |
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Reviewed status of statewide implementation |
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Provided technical assistance for NEIM and GRA conformance in future iitiatives |
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Updated performance measures |
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Defined methodology for future performance measurement |
| Disposition QA through Error Reporting | |
| Purpose, design, and performance measures for Maryland's disposition error reporting system. | |