CJIS CJIS Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) 2

Question 1

Which of the following best describes a 'rap sheet' in the context of CJIS?

Accepted Answer

A consolidated criminal history record for an individual

Answer

A rap sheet is a consolidated criminal history record that compiles an individual's arrest, charge, and disposition information from multiple jurisdictions.

Question 2

What is required before a noncriminal justice agency can receive CHRI for employment background checks?

Accepted Answer

State statute or executive order authorizing the purpose

Answer

Access to CHRI for noncriminal justice employment background checks must be authorized by state statute or executive order, as required under 28 CFR Part 20.

Question 3

When CHRI is used in a decision that adversely affects an individual, what right must the subject be given?

Accepted Answer

The opportunity to complete or challenge the record

Answer

Individuals subject to adverse decisions based on CHRI must be given an opportunity to complete or challenge the accuracy of their criminal history record.

Question 4

Which identifier is primarily used within the III to link criminal history records across multiple jurisdictions?

Accepted Answer

FBI Number (FBI No.)

Answer

The FBI Number (FBI No.) is the unique national identifier used within the III to link an individual's criminal history records from multiple states.

Question 5

What action must an agency take when a CHRI subject's criminal case results in acquittal or dismissal?

Accepted Answer

Update the disposition in the record to reflect the outcome

Answer

Agencies must update criminal history records with final dispositions, including acquittals and dismissals, to ensure CHRI accuracy.

(CJIS) Criminal Justice Information Services Certified Practice Test

(CJIS) Criminal Justice Information Services Certified Practice Test

CJIS CJIS Criminal History Record Information (CHRI) 2