THE ELEMENTS OF THE MODEL INCLUDE LEGAL FRAMEWORK, REPORTED CRIME, THE COMMUNITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE, COURTS, PROBATION SERVICES, INSTITUTIONS, AFTERCARE, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES. THE NINE ANALYTICAL DIMENSIONS USED ARE GOALS, FUNCTIONS, ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY, INFORMATION SYSTEM, PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES, MANPOWER RESOURCES, CLIENTS, PHYSICAL FACILITIES, AND COST. THE MODEL IS INTENDED AS A MEANS OF MERGING CITIZENS WITH LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE OFFICIALS AND INCLUDING INPUT FROM SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS USERS OF THE SERVICES FOR MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF EXISTING KNOWLEDGE FROM ALL AVAILABLE RESOURCES...EB