Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA)
(Summary: The right to monitor and cooperate with Law Enforcement on Data usage within an organization such as the internet and email.)
Note: The following information is provided for general reference purposes only and should not be relied upon for a full and complete understanding of the CALEA statute. Carriers and others seeking to know how they are affected by CALEA should consult the statute and relevant FCC rules, Orders, and other publications, as well as rules and other documents published by the United States Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
CALEA compliance is a legal obligation imposed on all carriers covered by the statute. To assist carriers with designing a schedule for becoming CALEA-compliant, the FBI has developed a carrier Flexible Deployment Assistance program for circuit mode compliance. Note that this program has been discontinued for packet mode extension requests. The FCC encourages all carriers to consult with the FBI about program details. Detailed instructions and contact information for this program, as well as summary information about current CALEA compliance requirements, may be obtained online from the FBI/CIS: http://www.askcalea.net.
Report complaints and potential violations to :
Ivan Jones, Director-
ivan.jones@ttcshelbyville.edu
Ron Boyd,
Student Services Coordinator-
ron.boyd@ttcshelbyville.edu
Steve Mallard, IT Manager
steve.mallard@ttcshelbyville.edu
Mike Miller,
Asst. IT Manager