CRJ317 Week 2 Activity Template Student

CRJ317 Week 2 Activity Template


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Week 2 Activity Template: Criminal Justice Technology Survey

Chapter one of the textbook explains 8 different categories of technology systems used in the criminal justice system. Complete the below table by providing a specific example of each technology category. Then provide a brief description of how that specific technology is applied within the criminal justice system.

Type of Technology System

Example Tool/Device

Criminal Justice Application

Communications

Database and record-keeping

Decision-support

Biometrics

Monitoring

Imaging

Weaponry and personal defense

Transportation

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