The Integrated Criminal Justice Initiative (ICJI) is a collaborative effort of state agencies and associations to build a secure virtual system for the sharing of justice information by authorized users.
Based on open Internet technologies and standards, the ICJI provides information from diverse hardware and software platforms under a common browser interface. ICJI leverages existing agency systems, recognizing and ensuring agency independence, and allowing agencies control of their information.
Additionally, ICJI provides a forum for each of the participating criminal justice agencies to collaborate and share ideas. The ICJ Steering Committee is comprised of members & staff from 21 agencies and associations. Each Steering Committee member has a voice as to how the ICJ funds are allocated, how and what data is shared, and what projects will be implemented. The ICJ Portal has become a reality through their collaboration, commitment, cooperation and hard work.
The agencies and associations currently participating in the ICJ Steering Committee are:
| Tennessee General Assembly - Senate |
Department of Finance & Administration
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| Tennessee General Assembly - House of Representatives | |
| Tennessee Department of Correction | Administrative Office of the Courts |
| Tennessee Board of Probation and Parole | Tennessee State Court Clerks Association |
| Tennessee Department of Safety | Tennessee Supreme Court |
| Tennessee Bureau of Investigation |
Tennessee Department of Children's Services
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| Tennessee Department of Revenue | |
| Tennessee Attorney General Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference |
Tennessee Office of Homeland Security |
| Tennessee District Public Defenders Conference | Tennessee Emergency Management Agency |
| Tennessee Bar Association | Tennessee Sheriff's Association |
| Governor's Highway Safety Office | Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police |