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Improving the New York City Arrest to Arraignment System

Record Type:	Projected and video material : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Improving the New York City Arrest to Arraignment System/ Produced by Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences
Published:	Linthicum, MD :Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences :
Description:	1 computer laser optical disc :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in.
Notes:	At the head of title on container: Informs/CPMS
Series:	Edelman award for management science achievement;
Subject:	Management Science -

Improving the New York City Arrest to Arraignment System
Improving the New York City Arrest to Arraignment System[videorecording] /Produced by Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences - Linthicum, MD :Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences - 1 computer laser optical disc :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in. - Edelman award for management science achievement;[v.71].

At the head of title on container: Informs/CPMS

Presentors, Richard C. Larson, Michael F. Cahn, Martin C. Shell, Judge Milton H. Mollen, Katherine N. Lapp, Michael P. Jacobson, Robert N. Kaye

An extensive multi-year effort by Queues Enforth Development, Inc. (QED) of Cambridge, MA successfully reduces 40-hour to 70-hour arrest and arraignment procedures to a more acceptable maximum of 24 hours in New YorkOs four major boroughs. Implemented since the completion of the study in 1990, the reforms have saved the city tens of millions of dollars, besides lowering average arraignment time.

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