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Show 1 yU 2, DESFRET NfcWb, Friday, October 0A Computer Provides Quick Profile Of juvenile Offenders then deal with the current fense inoi e intelligently. Ey WANDA LUND Deseret News Staff Writer court on into Brought charges of possession of marijuana, a youth is asked by a social worker if he has ever been in trouble before. he says. first time. No, This is my But the social worker has already made a quick check with PROFILE (processing records on line for lmstant listing and evaluation), a combeing program puterized implemented in the states juvenile court system and she has a list of the young mans stealing preuous offenses hub caps, shoplifting, driving without a license. She can of- be the picture when the new system is implemented in Second District Court (including Tooele and Lake Salt counties). According to Michael R. This may after Dec. 1, state juvenile court administrative assistant, most Phillips, programming for the new system has already been accomplished. Testing of the system, which will include terminals in both Salt Lake and Tooele counties, will begin almost immediately. of the The terminals will be tied in with the state owned computer at the Capitol Building. The present system and the new PROFILE system will run together in a parallel operation for a month, so comparisons of effectiveness can be made. On Feb. 1, the system will be introduced in 1st District Juvenile Court m Davis and Weber counties, with a terminal in Farmington and another m Ogden. In March, a terminal will be added in Provo, and it is expected that in April terminals will be installed m the 4th District Juvenile Court in Cedar City and the Fifth District in Price Two terminals will also be installed m the Salt Lake DOOR CRASHERS reg. 2.49 to County Detention Center and one in the Moweda Youth Home in Roy. Another terminal will be added at the State Industrial School in Ogden. Even though we are different branches of the government, we will be sharing facilities, Phillips explained. A federal In the second phase, as the clerical staff processes referrals from police records, the outlying terminal will make a pnnt of the master record summary. Current information and previous history will be summarized and listed on the intake form, w hich goes to the probation officer for a decision on further action to be taken in a particular case. grant obtained of through the State Law Enforcement Planning Council will pay for 75 percent of the design of the system and programming. ramming, s share has been to provide programming services and the compu$53,051 ter. Operating at a speed of 40 per second, the computer will prepare neces- - The first phase of the project will deal with record collecting personal keeping ON characteis SALE SATURDAY (Sorry, no phone or mail orders on these items) 3.59 knit shirts reg. 4.99 reg. 3.99 50 boys' jackets men's belts 2.00 machine washable, in several styles, some long sleeved. Cotton on information juveniles. is Every time a juvenile arrested, no matter m which location in the state, information will be fed into the computer. knits, jackets in Dacron polyester and cotton, golf style with zip front. Favorite colors, broken sizes 8 to 16. Good colors. Broken sizes 4 to 16. (limit, 2 per customer) (limit, 1 1.00 price 2 Cotton broadcloth in two-piestyles, nice selection of colors and patterns. Broken sizes 8 to 16. Wide widths with large buckles. Handsome leather in brown or black. Broken sizes 30 to 38. 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"We anticipate that in a year or so we may be able to provide feedback as to what types of programs will be most effective, Phillips said. and also pnnt sary pnnt-out- s the court calendar for various judges on the morning of the scheduled heanngs. At the end of the day, a typist will feed information into the computer as to decisions made in court that aay. He said programs of a similar nature have already been OF WINTER WEAR FOR EOYS Phillips said the state juvecourt system has been automated using a partially program. We already hae some electronically stored records that will be 'easily convertible to the new system," he said. nile eliminate recidmsm LOOK Phillips said. (repeat acts' This will help us locate those programs that are most effective in reducing acts of delinquency and increasing the length of time that passes between periods of trouble in a joung person's life. 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