Criminal Intelligence Sharing: Protecting
Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties
(Privacy 101) Training

Date/Location	Cohosts
March 8, 2012 Jacksonville, Florida Register Now	Jacksonville Sheriff's Office North Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Regional Organized Crime Information Center® (ROCIC) United States Attorney's Office, Middle District of Florida

About the Training

In recent years, the importance of information sharing among the nation’s law enforcement agencies has come to the forefront, particularly regarding criminal intelligence. This training is designed to enhance the sharing of information by examining the federal guideline governing the operation of federally funded criminal intelligence systems—28 CFR Part 23, presenting effective information sharing tools, and addressing the importance of privacy and civil liberties within these areas.

Who Should Attend

Agency-designated individuals responsible for the collection or management of criminal information are encouraged to attend this training.

Training Includes

• Intelligence initiatives and trends
• Privacy and civil liberties issues
• Overview of 28 CFR Part 23

Instructors

Instruction will be provided by subject-matter experts with experience regarding law enforcement intelligence and privacy issues.