Early Warning Systems Session

An executive session and webinar on data-based police management tools designed to identify officers with a disproportionate number of citizen complaints, use of force or vehicle accidents will be held in the Washington, D.C. area in September. "Early Warning Systems: What's New? What's Working?" will provide criminal justice leaders, policy makers and researchers with an opportunity to share information. Early Warning Systems are often used to address poor performance and patterns of problem behavior. Effective use of these systems depends on the quality of existing data, agency expertise and the existence of internal consensus. This session will review current knowledge and practice on this topic, identify research gaps and explore how agencies can best implement such systems. Hosted by CNA's Institute for Public Research, the session will be held Sept. 24, 2015, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at CNA offices in Arlington, Va.

To attend in person, RSVP to smartjustice@cna.org. To attend virtually, register at https://cnameetings.webex.com/cnameetings/
onstage/g.php?MTID=e6800f96ce2ebc2e9aec326f64966e9ca.