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JUNE 2016 Volume 64 Issue 6
FOCUS 22I
INVESTIGATIONS
Tattoo Recognition Becomes Mainstream
Tattoo recognition is more complex than facial recognition. A mugshot has predictable characteristics, so the soft- ware knows what to look for. However, with scars, marks, and particularly tat- toos, nothing is predictable. Here is the first generally available system.
By Iain Drummond 26I
Police Discipline: Part One, the Complaint Process
The internal affairs function is a three- step process. First, properly handling the complaint. Second, conducting a complete investigation interview. Third, carrying out an effective discipline.
By Joseph Koziol 30I
Gearing Up for Big Data
Police departments are now facing a ‘big data’ problem. There’s so much data, and it’s coming from so many un- connected systems, that it’s difficult for investigators to ingest it, and absorb the relevant facts of a case.
By Jerry Rodriguez
2 LAW and ORDER I June 2016
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