Tennessee § 16-3-817 Goals of the integrated criminal justice system

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§ 16-3-817 — Goals of the integrated criminal justice system

Tennessee § 16-3-817

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 16-3-817 (2026).

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Any integrated criminal justice system developed through the facilitation of the committee shall:

(1)Increase public safety and improve national security;

(2)Minimize the threat and risk of injury to specific individuals;

(3)Minimize the threat and risk of injury to law enforcement and other first responder personnel;

(4)Minimize the threat and risk of damage to real or personal property;

(5)Protect individual civil rights, civil liberties, privacy rights and other protected interests;

(6)Protect the integrity of the criminal investigatory, criminal intelligence and justice system processes and information;

(7)Minimize reluctance of individuals or groups to use or cooperate with the justice system;

(8)Support the role of the justice system in society;

(9)Promote governmental legit

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Any integrated criminal justice system developed through the facilitation of the committee shall: (1) Increase public safety and improve national security; (2) Minimize the threat and risk of injury to specific individuals; (3) Minimize the threat and risk of injury to law enforcement and other first responder personnel; (4) Minimize the threat and risk of damage to real or personal property; (5) Protect individual civil rights, civil liberties, privacy rights and other protected interests; (6) Protect the integrity of the criminal investigatory, criminal intelligence and justice system processes and information; (7) Minimize reluctance of individuals or groups to use or cooperate with the justice system; (8) Support the role of the justice system in society; (9) Promote governmental legitimacy and accountability; (10) Not unduly burden the ongoing business of the justice system; and (11) Make the most effective use of public resources allocated to justice agencies.