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Tennessee Information Enforcement System (TIES) - ANSWER is located at TBI
Headquarters in Nashville.
NCIC_ - ANSWER is a nationwide, computerized information system established as a
service to criminal justice agencies - local, state, and federal.
NLETS - ANSWER is also known as The International Justice and Public Safety
Network
TIESNET - ANSWER is a secure Intranet site maintained by the TBI's CJIS Support
Center, is designed to provide needed information not only to Terminal Agency
Coordinators, but also to every TIES operator, Officer, investigator and administrator.
SECURITY AWARENESS TRAINING - ANSWER The CJIS Security Policy requires
that the CJIS Systems Officer (CSO) ensure that__________________________ is
provided at least once every two years to all personnel who have access to Criminal
Justice Information (CJIS).
Helpfile - ANSWER is used to Inquire on a state (other than Tennessee) of your choice.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION (CJI) - ANSWER is the term used to refer to all of
the FBI CJIS provided data necessary for law enforcement and civil agencies to perform
their missions including, but not limited to biometric, identity history, biographic,
property, and case/incident history data. Hot file data and criminal history data.
Quality Assurance - ANSWER The TCIC ______________________ Program was
implemented to ensure the quality of NCIC entries by Tennessee users.
a state of residency and national fingerprint based check - ANSWER To verify the
identification, _______________________________________ shall be conducted for
all personnel that have access to FBI CJIS Systems.
SECONDARY DISSEMINATION - ANSWER is the re-dissemination of CJI from an
authorized agency that has direct access to the date to another authorized agency.
Remember to document Secondary Dissemination the same as "chain of custody", not
only the agency you are giving it to but also whose hands you are putting it in.
USER AGREEMENT - ANSWER Information derived via the TIES can only be provided
outside the terminal agency if a valid _______________ has been executed.
, THEY ARE KEY ELEMENTS FOR THE INTEGRITY/UTILITY OF THE CASE OR
FILES/CRIMINAL RECORD IN WHICH THEY ARE RETAINED - ANSWER Regarding
retention of criminal history records, these record may be stored for extended periods
only when
INTERPOL - ANSWER Access to __________________ records via Nlets provides
information on international wanted person, stolen vehicles, and stolen travel
documents.
send an AM to the FEDERAL_AIR_MARSHALL SERVICE - ANSWER For state or local
law enforcement officers (LEO) to fly armed the employing agency must
______________________________________________ with the required detailed
flying armed specifications.
Mexican COMMERCIAL Driver License - ANSWER Users can inquire to the Licencia
Federal Information Systems (LIFIS) to obtain license and status information about
federally issued
TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. - ANSWER Tennessee vehicle
registration is maintained by the
CLASS CODE - ANSWER Inquiries on TN specialized license plates (e.g., university
tags, National Guard, etc.) may provide multiple responses. The _______________
returned in each response identifies the type of license.
ENTRY-MODIFY-QUERY-CLEAR-CANCEL-LOCATE. - ANSWER There are six types
of messages pertaining to NCIC that can originate from a user and can be transmitted
to the NCIC System. They are:
CLEAR - ANSWER The purpose of a ____________ message is to indicate location of
a missing person, apprehension of a wanted person, if not detained, or recovery of
property on file in NCIC.
LOCATE MESSAGE - ANSWER must be transmitted when an agency other than the
originating agency of the record finds the missing person, apprehends the wanted
person, or recovers the property on file in NCIC.
Q, T or Z will be retained in the NCIC Article File indefinitely - ANSWER An article
record containing a TYP Field code beginning with ____________________________
(until it is cleared or canceled by the originating agency).
QH - ANSWER is used to determine if a person is indexed in the III File, and is normally
the first step in making a criminal history inquiry.