Simply Managing, Storing and Sharing Criminal Case Materials

Course Overview
Criminal investigations are more complex today than 20 years ago.   The amount and variety of data, materials and ultimately evidence, in criminal case management has grown along with the rise of laptops, tablets and cell technology.  Today, a basic criminal case can easily contain: audio and video files, cell phone and tower data, financial spreadsheets, and hundreds of documents; complex cases contain even more. But criminal case management for many agencies today is often still connected to a manila folder of printed, analog pages of text and images.

Yesterday’s cases solutions are inadequate in the face of today’s media requirements.  OneNote™: Digital Case Management®, provides a better solution to managing, storing and sharing criminal case related materials.  Designed to help investigators, detective, supervisors and their support staff, organize and more efficiently manage their work widely available off-the-shelf Microsoft software. Microsoft OneNote offers free-form information gathering and multi-user collaboration. It is a highly efficient way to store, access, and share information in an organized manner. In a two day class, students will learn to create effective, sharable ways to manage large amounts of materials, making case management easier and more effective.

Required: A laptop with Microsoft Office (Including OneNote) 2007, or 2010/2013 (preferred). No prior experience is necessary.

Suggested, not required:  Personnel may bring case materials to be utilized during hands-on activities for the creation of OneNote packages.  Sample material will be provide so all students may participate in creating case packages.

Chris Fusetti

Chris Fusetti is a 25 year veteran of law enforcement.  Beginning his career in 1995 he has in a variety of special assignments including FTO, SWAT, Gang Unit, Bicycle Unit, School Resource Officer, Firearms Instructor, and Traffic.

Mr. Fusetti was promoted to Sergeant in October of 2006 and served as a Supervisor for the Field Training Officer Program. In August of 2008, he was a Supervisor to the 250 member police unit for delegate security for the Democratic National Convention.  In 2015 Mr. Fusetti was assigned to supervise the Major Crimes investigations unit. He was also a coordinator for the 17th Judicial District Critical Incident Team who investigates officer-involved shootings. Mr. Fusetti was promoted to Commander in 2019 and is a graduate of Northwestern's School of Police Staffing and Command Class #466.

He has been active in the deployment of OneNote for criminal case management and speaks nationally on the subject to law enforcement audiences.

Mr. Fusetti lives in northern Colorado with family. 

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