COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sept. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Waterhole Software, Inc., a leading justice technology provider, announced the availability of the Collateral Consequences of Conviction Program web site developed for the American Bar Association and National Institute of Justice.

In 2007, Congress directed the National Institute of Justice to collect and study collateral consequences in all jurisdictions, and National Institute of Justice selected the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section to perform research and analysis.  Waterhole Software is providing technical expertise to the Collateral Consequences team to support the distributed data entry process and also developed the public access web site www.abacollateralconsequences.org.  

On September 19^th, Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), a key supporter of the project, formally launched the site during a news conference in the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Room. Senator Leahy's support of the program is a key element to its success. 

About Waterhole Software
Waterhole Software, Inc. is a justice technology firm that concentrates on assisting federal, state, local, and tribal justice organizations with making strategic decisions about the procurement, contracting, implementation, project management, and integration of technology used to support everyday business. Waterhole Software's client portfolio includes the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Nlets, National Center for State Courts, and Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management.Waterhole Software's core competencies are technology project management and system engineering for government platforms and programs. Waterhole Software's areas of expertise include Law Enforcement, Courts, and Child Welfare. 

News and information are available at www.waterholesoftware.com.

Press Contact:
Aaron Gorrell
Direct: (719) 243-2568
aaron.gorrell@waterholesoftware.com

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