Phase I Law Enforcement Management Information System Requirements Analysis

Description:: The Requirements Analysis submitted to the Oakland County Board of Auditors on April 23, 1971 is a part of the first phase in the Court and Law Enforcement Management Information System (CLEMIS), a program created to apply the use of computers to solving problems in the criminal justice community. Oakland County Data Processing & Systems Science Development Corporation. (1971). Phase I Law Enforcement Management Information System Requirements Analysis.
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Data Provider:: Oakland County Historical Resources and Oakland County Research Library
Place:: 1200 N. Telegraph and Pontiac
Subject Topic:: Government
Format:: Document (minutes, directory)
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