With assistance of the Team Leader or Tool Administrator, the individual
CJSART experts will accumulate their notes, generally containing:
•
Narrative observations directly addressing the performance
measures from their interviews and facility visits.
•
Numerical scores from the same CJSART performance measures.
•
Any cross-cutting, interdisciplinary concerns or issues they have
detected.
•
Specific recommendations regarding priorities for further
assistance including solutions to interdisciplinary problems or
other complex remedies.
•
Any other topics they feel should be captured, such as: lessons
learned, paradigms worthy of emulation, or innovative solutions
they observed.
The last stage (typically an additional 4-6 weeks from completion of the
in-country assessment visit) takes place back in Washington, where the
notes, narratives, scores and initial recommendations of the CJSART
experts are compiled into an analytical country report. The data
previously collected in country is used to calculate performance measure
scores which are
fed into the
Guatemala Law Enforcement - Scores
spreadsheet,
producing
separate, more
detailed, bargraphs (see:
Guatemala graph 2).
These bar-graphs
depict the internal
component levels
for each of the six
criminal justice
sector disciplines
and are inserted
into the final report
to help program directors better visualize areas of weakness or strengths.
The data is also cataloged for future reference by follow-on country
5.00
4.50
4.00
3.50
3.00
2.50
2.00
1.50
1.00
0.50
0.00
Professional
Training
2
Command and
Control
Investigative
Capacity
Patrol
Functions
Special Police Administrative Recruitment & Oversight and
Units
Functions
Selection
Internal Affairs
Law Enforcement section scoring from Interagency CJSART to the Republic of Guatemala, 2006.
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