What type of data is least likely to be accessible to the general public from ACJIS?

The personal information of offenders is least likely to be accessible to the general public from ACJIS due to privacy concerns and legal protections. This information can include sensitive data such as addresses, social security numbers, and other identifying details that, if released, could lead to potential harm or stigmatization of the individuals involved.

In contrast, crime statistics and trends, as well as public records related to court cases, are generally considered public information and are often accessible to the public for transparency and awareness. While details of law enforcement strategies could be sensitive, they are typically not categorized with personal offender information, which is protected for ethical and legal reasons. Therefore, the personal information of offenders is treated more restrictively than the other types of data, reflecting a commitment to protecting individual privacy rights within the criminal justice system.