Justice & Public Safety

Bull Services offers a full range of consulting services, business intelligence, and data integration and analysis services to provide Justice and Public Safety (J&PS) agencies with access to better information so they can make better decisions to help serve and protect citizens.

Our J&PS solutions help agencies:

• More efficiently manage their operations and allocate resources
• Protect the sanctity of their data
• Help agencies analyze and share information – when appropriate and in a secure manner – across ‘stovepipes’ to provide law enforcement, courts, corrections, juvenile justice, and planning agencies with the tools they need
• Link data, when appropriate, from other agencies related to J&PS issues, including Medicaid, mental health, child support, and treatment programs
• Track, identify, monitor, and serve individuals quickly and accurately by viewing a single version of the truth
• Manage the increased need to share information in a post-9/11 world by improving and enhancing processes and tools already in place (replacing everything is not cost-effective or timely).
• Assess the impact of policy and legislation changes on Justice and Public Safety resources (including law enforcement, courts, and prisons)

We are experts in this market space.   We have delivered leading-edge solutions to highway safety and motor vehicle divisions, police, courts, juvenile justice, and corrections agencies in states like Michigan, New Jersey, Florida, and Iowa, and to major counties and municipalities across the country.

Among our successes are:

• Michigan Tax Tribunal selects Bull Services e-Bench solution.
• The development of our Judge’s e-Bench™ solution, which provides a single easy-to-use point of entry, using portal technology, into the day-to-day operational and managerial tools needed by a judge.
• The Michigan State Court Administrative Office (SCAO) Judicial Data Warehouse Project in partnership with the Michigan Supreme Court, State Court Administrative Office. Bull Services’ data warehouse solution combines, standardizes, and links data from the Judiciary’s 241 trial court locations in 83 counties as well as data from multiple state agencies. The goal for complete, statewide JDW implementation is projected at the end of 2008