Justice Department helps law enforcement with databases

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Justice Department helps law enforcement with databases

WFED\'s Jason Miller reports.

Federal News Network Staff

April 20, 2010 9:54 pm

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The Justice Department is helping law enforcement agencies around the country move to a one-stop shop to access databases.

Justice is spearheading an identity management initiative to let federal, state and local police and intelligence officials search different databases through one portal.

Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller has details of the effort.

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