The Law & Policy Implications of Increased Biometric Use
Sponsored by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, and SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics
New York City
November 5-6, 2002
DAY ONE AGENDA
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One Agenda
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8:30 a.m. Global vision for biometrics 
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Raj
Nanavati, Partner,
International Biometrics Group
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The
future of biometrics in policing
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102
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Capt. Tom Cowper, New York State Police and Police Futurists International | |
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| 9:15 a.m. | Panel: DNA, past, present
and future
Moderator: Gordon Wasserman, Special Advisor, Philadelphia Police Department
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DNA
technology in criminal justice applications: An identification tool
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John Hicks, Director, Office
of Forensic and Victim Services, New York State Division of Criminal
Justice Services
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World
Trade Center attack: The New York State Police role in
identification of victims and implications on the future of forensic
science (
4,479
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W. Mark Dale, Director, New
York Police Department Laboratory
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Tom Bode Sr., Founder and
General Manager, Bode Technology Group
Richard Velde, Attorney-Advisor |
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| 10:45 a.m. | Break
Panel: Putting biometrics to use at the federal, state and local levels Panel moderator: Daniel Foro, Deputy Commissioner, Office of Systems and Operations, New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services
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| An
FBI perspective ( 460 kb ) |
Kim Smith, Systems
Transition Unit, Criminal Justice Information Services Division, FBI
Selena Hutchinson, Senior Computer Scientist, Office of the Director, FBI
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Front-line
biometrics: New York City Department of Probation
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Kael Goodman, Assistant
Commissioner, New York City Department of Probation
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| AAMVA
secure DL/ID stragegy
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191
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Jay Maxwell, Chief Information Officer, American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) | |
| 1 p.m. | Adjourn | |
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