Career criminal and habitual violator (CCHV) intelligence tool
OwnerDaniel Scott Jenkins, Brandon Matthew Ranainventors
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Abstract
A computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer usable program product for ranking and categorizing criminal offenders in a jurisdiction. In one embodiment, external data associated with the offenders is processed in a set of data models to generate a ranking index of criminal offenders. The external data comprises offender data elements related to prior arrests. The computer software and web application enables officers, detectives, and supervisors to research the offenders in their jurisdiction. They can intentionally track and monitor the status of the offenders that are not currently incarcerated. They can deliberately increase lawful contacts with these high-rate and treacherous offenders.
Claims1
A computer-implemented method for ranking and grouping criminal offenders comprising:
- a. receiving information about types of criminal offenses for a jurisdiction from a database;
- b. ranking the types of criminal offenses based on predetermined criteria;
- c. grouping the ranked types of criminal offenses into categories;
- d. assigning a value to each of the criminal offense categories based on predetermined criteria;
- e. obtaining individual criminal offender charge data from a database;
- f. applying, for each category of offense committed by a criminal offender, the assigned criminal offense category value to an individual criminal offender's charge data for each charge to create an offender-offense value;
- g. summing each offender-offense value for each criminal offender;
- h. ranking criminal offenders based on the summed offender-offense values;
- i. creating groups of the ranked criminal offenders based on predetermined criteria;
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- j. displaying the ranked and grouped criminal offenders.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.