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Purpose of the HIP Project The HIP project is designed to demonstrate the ability and value of implementing an automated IJIS framework that will enable real-time sharing of critical information at key decision points between relevant justice agencies throughout Hawaii County, and potentially throughout the State of Hawaii at some point in the future. Information captured by the Hawaii County Police Department at booking will be electronically transferred to other relevant justice agencies (i.e., HISC, Hawaii County Prosecutor, Third Circuit Court, HCCC), thereby immediately notifying them of the status of the case and obviating their need to re-enter the same information into their internal agency information systems. Additional functionality contemplated down line may enable automated notification of an'est to authorized users (e.g., notification to a supervising Probation Officer of the arrest of a person assigned to their caseload), and real-time exchange of subsequent legal actions and events (e.g., electronic exchange of court dispositions between the Judiciary and law enforcement, prosecution and correctional officials). As a first step in this process, the HIP project will demonstrate real-time electronic sharing of booking information captured in the "Green Box" booking system between Hawaii County Police Department and the HISC, Hawaii County Prosecutor, Third Circuit Court and HCCC. The objective is to electronically transmit booking information (specifically, the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report) from the Green Box system to a state- operated IJIS Message Broker (UIS Broker). The IJIS Broker, in rum, will validate the information received, validate transform of booking data into GJXDM-compliant XML standards, apply pre-defined business rules for the proper, authorized and secure routing of information to relevant justice agencies, and push that information to authorized user agencies (those identified above) in GJXDM-compliant XML standard format for incorporation into their agency information systems. Information from the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report will be transmitted to the IJIS Broker from Hawaii County Police Department's Green Box booking system, where it will be transformed into GJXDM-compliant standards. Applying business rules that have been defined and documented in the Hawaii JIEM database, the IJIS Broker will push relevant arrest and booking information to the HISC to identify persons apprehended and held in custody and, therefore, requiring pre-trial assessment prior to initial court appearance. HISC will receive the relevant arrest and booking data, which (after it has been validated) will be incorporated into their ISC case management information system, obviating their need to reenter information already automated by the Hawaii County Police Department. HISC will thereafter augment case information regarding the arrested party after they have completed their pre-trial interview with the defendant and produce the Pretrial Bail Report for the Third Circuit Court. Similarly, relevant information from the OBTS/CCH Arrest Report will also be transmitted by the IJIS Broker to the Hawaii County Prosecutor, the Third Circuit Judiciary and HCCC to initiate case files, support creation of charging documents, court HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION PILOT 10/10/2005 PAGE 2