Illinois Criminal JusticeDid you know ICJIA maintains a database of more than 900 criminal justice publications? Enjoy this list of our Top 10 Most Downloaded Articles and Reports of the past year:
Did you know ICJIA maintains a database of more than 900 criminal justice publications? Enjoy this list of our Top 10 Most Downloaded Articles and Reports of the past year:
Opioid Prescribing in Illinois: Examining Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Data
Trauma-Informed and Evidence-Based Practices and Programs to Address Trauma in Correctional Settings
An Examination of Juvenile Sex Offenders in the Illinois Juvenile Justice System
The Intersection of Homelessness and the Criminal Justice System
A State and National Overview of the Opioid and Heroin Crisis
An Overview of Problem-Solving Courts and Implications for Practice
The Impact of Employment Restriction Laws on Illinois’ Convicted Felons
An Examination of Illinois and National Pretrial Practices, Detention, and Reform Efforts
National and Illinois Youth Substance Use: Risk Factors, Prevalence, and Treatment
The Illinois Family Violence Coordinating Council Annual Spring Training will be held on Friday, June 7th at Bunn Auditorium in Springfield.
This year’s focus will be on Domestic Violence Risk Assessment and Strangulation. Our speaker is Lieutenant Daniel E. Rincon from the Scottsdale Police Department and Former Supervisor of the Domestic Violence Unit. He is a training with the Institute on Strangulation Prevention through the Alliance of Hope International.
Lieutenant Daniel E. Rincon
Scottsdale Police Department
Rincon Criminal Investigative Training and Consulting, LLC.
RinconCITC@icloud.com
DRincon@Scottsdaleaz.gov
8401 E Indian School Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Dan Rincon is a 28-year veteran of the Scottsdale Police Department (Arizona) and earned a Master’s in Criminal Justice Degree from Arizona State University. Previous to his career in law enforcement, Dan served in the United States Navy for four years (1985-1989) and the Arizona Department of corrections for two years (1989-1991).
Dan holds the rank of Police Lieutenant and was the Domestic Violence Unit supervisor for over five years. He has served on the East Valley Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board (Phoenix Metropolitan Area), currently serves as a faculty member for the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention (Alliance for HOPE International – San Diego) and has been a commissioner since 2012 on the Governor’s Commission to Prevent Violence Against Women for both past Governor Jan Brewer and current Governor Doug Ducey.
Lieutenant Rincon’s investigative experience includes being lead detective and supervising a range of investigations including homicides, robberies, sexual assaults, major assaults, domestic violence cases, child abuse and gang crimes. While under his leadership, detectives from the Domestic Violence Unit increased their physical arrests 230% over a two year period, decreased individual caseloads by 80%, and created a Domestic Violence Repeat-Offender Database that gave first responders the ability to access an offender’s criminal history and convictions while still at the scene of a reported DV crime. These initiatives contributed to a 7% decrease in domestic violence in the City of Scottsdale in 2008,which was the first annual decrease in domestic violence incidents in over a decade.
As a subject matter expert, Lieutenant Rincon has dedicated himself to educating law enforcement professionals, prosecutors, victim advocates and other stakeholders across the country in the investigation of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and homicide cases. He also specializes in domestic violence dynamics and fatal and near-fatal strangulation investigations and the use of Body- Worn Cameras in criminal investigations.
As part of the Scottsdale Police Department’s management team, Lieutenant Rincon has served in their Investigative Service Bureau, Uniformed Service Bureau, Training Unit, and the Office of the Chief of Police - Internal Affairs.
More details to follow soon…
Mary Ratliff
Program Director of the Illinois Family Violence Coordinating Council
Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
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The Adult Redeploy Illinois Oversight Board Site Selection & Monitoring Committee is scheduled to meet on Friday, February 8, 2019 at 10:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. At the following public site: ICJIA, 300 W. Adams Street, Chicago, IL 60606 - 2nd Floor – Large Conference Room.
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The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority is requesting applications for SFY19 Death Penalty Abolition Fund grants to support training for law enforcement personnel.
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Application deadline: March 18, 2019
The Adult Redeploy Illinois Oversight Board Performance Measurement Committee will meet on Thursday, January 24, 2019 10 a.m. to 12 noon. At the following public site: ICJIA, 300 W. Adams Street, 2nd Floor – Library Conference Room, Chicago, IL 60606.
The Adult Redeploy Illinois (ARI) Annual Report for state fiscal year (SFY) 2017 is now available on the ARI website. The report provides local jurisdictions, policymakers, and the general public important information on progress to-date with this important program.
In SFY17, ARI awarded $6.4 million in grants to 20 sites covering 39 counties. These sites reported supervising and serving 1,689 people in community corrections programs, including nearly 600 newly diverted to avoid prison, over the course of the year.
View the ARI Annual Report SFY 2017
The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority is requesting applications for grants supporting crisis response, case management, and counseling services for families of homicide victims. Grants will be made with SFY19 Death Penalty Abolition Fund dollars.
Click here for application materials, funding eligibility, and other information.
Application deadline: February 12, 2019