Coruscant Security Force database
Production information
Type	Database
Owners	Coruscant Security Force
Known locations	CSF Headquarters, Coruscant (Primary location) Jedi Temple analysis wing (Secondary location) Various (Accessible by police officers on datapads and in police speeders)
Usage and history
Purpose	Law enforcement database
Era(s)	Old Republic era Rise of the Empire era New Republic era Legacy era
Affiliation	Coruscant Security Force Jedi Order Various police agencies

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The Coruscant Security Force maintained a comprehensive database with various topics of information.

DescriptionEdit

The database included information on CSF patrols and shift schedules, information gathered on current incidents from the CSF central control room, information on traffic routes, crime statistics, criminal cases and on-going investigations, evidence, weapons, vehicles, criminals, merchandise, and shipping and transport crates as well as other information.

The database could be accessed by police officers on most computer consoles including on datapads and in their police speeders. Other law enforcement agencies including the Jedi Order could also access the database for information on both planetary and galactic criminals, on-going cases, and other information.

The CSF employed JN-66 analysis droids and SP-4 analysis droids, the same kinds used in the Jedi Archives's analysis wing to keep track of the information. They also made it easier for the CSF database to share information on criminal cases with the Jedi Archives database.

AppearancesEdit

• Star Wars: The Old Republic, Threat of Peace Act 1: Treaty of Coruscant
• Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter (First mentioned)
• Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (Indirect appearance in cut scene)
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Lightsaber Lost" (First appearance)
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Senate Murders"
• Republic Commando: Triple Zero
• Order 66: A Republic Commando Novel
• X-wing: Wedge's Gamble
• Bloodlines (Indirect mention only)

SourcesEdit

• The Jedi Path: A Manual for Students of the Force