Welcome to the JJIS User Manual!
JJIS Staff
Stuart Okumura – Coordinator
Greg Malick – Lead Analyst
Yong Hsu – Analyst
Katherine Kishaba – Analyst
Katie Konno – Analyst
Michelle Nishizawa – Analyst
VACANT – Analyst
Maria Sadaya-Ibus – Research Analyst
Kathie Chun – Office Assistant
JJIS is the nation’s first statewide Juvenile Justice Information System to include the county police departments, county prosecuting attorneys, all circuits of the Family Court and the youth correctional facility in a single integrated system.
Information regarding Juvenile Offenders and Missing/Runaway Juveniles is provided by the four county Police Departments & Prosecutors, the four circuits of Family Court and the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility.
LINK TO NEXT GENERATION SCREEN DESIGN
INTRODUCTION
JJIS Training and Reference Manual
This document is the Juvenile Justice Information System (JJIS) Training and reference manual. It is current for Release 21.
Overview “An Integrated Effort”
JJIS Confidentiality
PF Key Standards
A PDF Document for the JJIS Inquiry Training
A MS Word Document for JJIS Inquiry Training
JJIS Release 21 occurred on 8/13/2008 and includes the following changes:
- The Missing/Wanted JJIS Screens were modified so that MPD does not have to enter an Agency-ID (this is for the NCIC project).
- Changes to allow processing of Detention Home (DH) transaction.
- Loading of one year of DH history.
- Modifications to purge to only consider 2 years of discrepancies when determining juvenile archiving.
The following agencies are now online and contributing information to the JJIS:
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th Circuit Family Courts
- County of Hawaii Police Department
- County of Hawaii Prosecuting Attorney
- County of Kauai Police Department
- County of Kauai Prosecuting Attorney
- County of Maui Police Department
- County of Maui Prosecuting Attorney
- Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility
- Honolulu Police Department
- Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney
- Criminal Justice Division of the Attorney General