PCSS Mobile JEMS - Ticket Writer Solution for Law Enforcement
Compatible Products: JEMS – Judicial Enforcement Management System
With Mobile JEMS, officers focus more on law enforcement and less on citation/ticket entry. Courts receive accurate data, potentially resulting in a higher conviction rate, time and cost savings, and increased collections.
Traditionally, most law enforcement citations issued by officers were handwritten and entered multiple times into different computer systems. Manual, handwritten citations were prone to data entry errors and misinterpretation. Today, PCSS automated ticket writers and citation entry eliminates these and many other problems, providing significant benefits to law enforcement and the court.
Save time with automated data entry - Driver’s license magnetic strip readers save time by alleviating the need to manually enter data on a paper ticket. This technology has the ability to eliminate most, if not all, errors by using information stored on driver’s license magnetic strips.
Improve conviction rates and collections with enforceable citations - With the accuracy and completeness of an electronic citation, conviction rates improve while at the same time, court administration costs decrease and collections increase.
Complete law enforcement stops faster, ensuring officer and public safety - Using mobile devices, officers devote more attention to the violator, increasing the safety of the officer. In addition, officers decrease time spent in the office and increase time on patrol, resulting in increased safety for the public.
Provide accurate reference information with court-defined codes - By downloading codes and configurations from JEMS, officers select the codes they need rather than enter them manually. Officers can instantly reference critical information, while courts are assured of citation entry accuracy.
Achieve substantial cost-benefits - Automated, electronic citation entry software provides cost-effective solutions by eliminating much of the overhead associated with clerical tasks. By reducing data entry, improving officer efficiency, and increasing revenue by producing more accurate, enforceable citations, law enforcement agencies and courts can achieve substantial financial benefits.
