CRIMINT Process
The CRIMINT process is effective intelligence results from a series of interrelated activities. The intelligence process is a continuous process of collecting and converting data into intelligence products to be integrated into operations. The process consists of several phases with continuous evaluation and feedback at each phase and at the end of the process. With the minor modification of adding “reporting” to the second phase, the following text outlines the intelligence process as discussed in Army Regulation (AR) 525-13.
- CRIMINT planning and directing.
- CRIMINT collection and reporting.
- CRIMINT processing.
- Analysis and production.
- Dissemination and integration. (2)
(1),(2) " FM 3-19.13 LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATIONS "
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