Who are the intended users of the Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunication System and the International Justice and Public Safety Network?

The intended users of the Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunication System (TLETS) and the International Justice and Public Safety Network (IJIS) are primarily comprised of Criminal Justice Agencies. These systems are designed to facilitate communication and information sharing among various levels of law enforcement and public safety officials, ensuring that they have access to critical data that can aid in investigations, enhance public safety, and support the criminal justice process.

Criminal Justice Agencies include law enforcement agencies such as police departments, sheriff's offices, and other governmental organizations that have a role in the enforcement of laws and the administration of justice. The systems provide these agencies with access to databases, real-time information, and other resources that are essential for effective law enforcement operations.

In contrast, the other options—Civilian Law Enforcement, Private Investigators, and Social Services—do not fully represent the primary user base for these systems, as their access may be more limited or governed by specific regulations and policies pertaining to the use of sensitive law enforcement data. This concentration on criminal justice agencies ensures that the integrity and confidentiality of the information shared are maintained while also improving interagency collaboration and operational efficiency.