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Keeping the VINE automated victim notification system funded is imperative to justice and victim safety - SaportaReport
In March 2024, the Governor’s Office, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) and the Criminal Case Data Exchange Board (CDX) launched Georgia’s first statewide automated victim notification (AVN) system, VINE Appriss. The cutting-edge platform was designed to unify Georgia’s 159 counties judicial data for consistent and accurate jail notifications and empower victims. The CJCC was able to implement the system through $600,000 in funds …
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