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Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee








NOTICE OF MEETING





TO:            Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee

FROM:        Chyleen A. Arbon, Research Analyst

DATE:        November 6, 1997

SUBJECT:        November 19, 1997 Meeting


Sen. Michael G. Waddoups and Rep. Robert H.M. Killpack have scheduled a meeting of the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee as follows:

            DATE:     Wednesday, November 19, 1997
             TIME:          2:00 p.m.
             PLACE:     Room 416 State Capitol

 An agenda is included. If you are unable to attend, please call me or Nedra Duzett at 538-1032.


        
COMMITTEE MEMBERS


Sen. Michael G. Waddoups, Senate Chair

Rep. Robert H.M. Killpack, House Chair


Sen. LeRay McAllister
Sen. Pete Suazo
Rep. Perry L. Buckner
Rep. Blake D. Chard




Rep. Gary F. Cox
Rep. David L. Gladwell
Rep. Neal B. Hendrickson
Rep. David L. Hogue




Rep. Susan J. Koehn
Rep. Carl R. Saunders
Rep. John E. Swallow



AGENDA

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERIM COMMITTEE

Wednesday, November 19, 1997 - 2:00 p.m. - Room 416 State Capitol


                                    
2:00 p.m.     1.    Committee Business
    
             .     Approval of minutes of October 22, 1997    
            
        2.    Glen Mills School
            
             Located in Pennsylvania, Glen Mills is utilized as an alternative to secure care for court adjudicated males between the ages of 15-19. The program focuses on academics, vocations, athletics, and social growth.     
            
             .     Chris Corsbie, Admissions Coordinator, Glen Mills School
    
        3.    Project Horizon: Education Recidivism Reduction Plan

             In order to reduce recidivism, the legislature enacted Project Horizon in 1992, which constitutes a range of cognitive components such as literacy, career skills, problem solving skills, and job placement.

             .     Fred Van Der Veur, Director, Institutional Operations, Department of Corrections     
        4.    Community Dispute Resolution

             Building on the example of community policing, courts have mobilized local residents, businesses and social service providers to collaborate with the criminal justice system by developing and supervising community service projects and by providing drug treatment, health care, education and other services to defendants.     

             .     Richard Schwermer, Assistant State Court Administrator

        5.    New York City Policing Innovations: Application in Utah

             Through a combination of aggressive policing, management techniques, and computerized data gathering and analysis, New York City has seen a stunning decline in its crime rate.

             .     Chief Doyle Talbot, Layton Police

        6.    Report from the Law Enforcement Training Committee & POST Council

             .     Sid Groll, Director, Peace Officer Standards and Training

        7.    DUI Legislation

            .     Representative Nora Stephens
                            
4:00 p.m.     8.      Other Items / Adjourn

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