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Court Services Online (CSO) is an initiative of the Court Services Branch of the Ministry of Attorney General and the British Columbia Judiciary. CSO provides electronic court services to the public via the Internet, offering clients the ability to search court files and file court documents at any registry in the province virtually 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The New York Division of Criminal Justice Services categorizes cases under investigation as: Unidentified - where the manner of death is known or suspected to be a homicide.

The New York Division of Criminal Justice Services categorizes cases under investigation as: Wanted - all individuals wanted on warrants for criminal charges.

The New York Division of Criminal Justice Services categorizes cases under investigation as: Missing Persons - where the circumstances indicate a strong possibility of foul play and the victim is still missing.

The NYDEx system is designed to assist law enforcement with data-sharing across jurisdictional bounds in the investigative analysis process. This data-sharing initiative is funded by a three-year (2007-2010) COPS Grant. NY-DEx contains specifics for database, data quality, NIEM conformant XML data sharing, and basic business intelligence query and analysis through the eJusticeNY Integrated Justice Portal.

The purpose of the service is to allow law enforcement and public safety agencies to submit information related to suspicious activity to fusion centers. The scope includes electronic system-to-system exchange of information related to suspicious activity between law enforcement/public safety agencies and fusion centers. The service is specifically related to counterterrorism. The scope of this service will be limited to exchange of information collected and documented in Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR).

The XML Case Opening module allows more data to be captured through an uploaded XML file and streamlines the data entry process for attorneys. This information is intended for bankruptcy petition preparation software vendors to open a bankruptcy case in NextGen CM/ECF, following the guidelines for XML submission of the bankruptcy petition and relevant documents, as defined in the Information Exchange Package Documentation (IEPD).

The XML Case Opening module allows more data to be captured through an uploaded XML file and streamlines the data entry process for attorneys. This information is intended for bankruptcy petition preparation software vendors to open a bankruptcy case in NextGen CM/ECF, following the guidelines for XML submission of the bankruptcy petition and relevant documents, as defined in the Information Exchange Package Documentation (IEPD).

The XML Case Opening module allows more data to be captured through an uploaded XML file and streamlines the data entry process for attorneys. This information is intended for bankruptcy petition preparation software vendors to open a bankruptcy case in NextGen CM/ECF, following the guidelines for XML submission of the bankruptcy petition and relevant documents, as defined in the Information Exchange Package Documentation (IEPD).

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) Electronic Disposition/Filing Information Exchange Package Document (IEPD) materials.  It is designed to assist implementation personnel in understanding the environment, parties, key assumptions, and methodologies employed in the creation of the IEPD artifacts. The KBI Electronic Disposition/Filing IEPD is designed to support the effective sharing of disposition filing information in the state of Kansas.