g.c.i.c. as center for info on crime

In Georgia, there's an information center that handles all records pertaining to criminal records. This is known as GCIC, short for Georgia Crime Information Center.

GCIC is made up of different subgroups. One such group, the Colony Transgression Aggregation Area, was formed in 1973 and is tasked with providing illegal jurist information in Georgia.

GCIC has another subgroup, the Colony Reprehensive Magistrate Content System network. This group is responsible with over 10,000 terminals spread out from Georgia to the other states. These operation can manage as much as 13 million messages per month.

ga gcic: some details

So how much criminal records can the GCIC Georgia Crime Information Center can handle? It can process around 1,000 electronic outlaw transactions in a day or more. Besides that, it also has an automated smirch finding system that can move daub cards automatically. Included in this system is a database of 2,600,000 persons and fingerprints

GCIC Georgia provides an annual summary report of crime status in Georgia, which is available for access through the internet. This summary comes from records that are received from local and state law enforcement agencies.

Aside from the huge database, GCIC has other functionalities as well. It keep tracks of protective orders issued by state court, which are then made available to law enforcement officials at any time.

STarted in 1997, GCIC added to its operation the Sakartvelo Sexually Ferocious Offender (SVO) Registry. This registry gathers around 1,000 offenders and over 5,800 images of somebody settled on the web tract.