CHRI user's manual : criminal history record information /

This guide provides examples of juvenile and adult arrest fingerprint cards with instructions and additional record forms.

Chapter 23. Frequently asked questions. -- FBI questions & answers. -- Reporting questions & answers. -- Error questions & answers. -- General questions & answers. -- Appendix A. Fee schedules. -- Appendix B. Code tables. -- Scars, marks and tattoos codes. -- Court disposition codes. -- Sentence codes. -- Sentence status codes. -- Illinois county codes. -- State codes. -- Territorial possession codes. -- Foreign countries/dependencies/territories. -- Canadian provinces. -- Mexican states. -- Indian nations. -- Appendix C. Phone listing.

Chapter 9. Adult arrest fingerprint card. -- Chapter 10. States attorney filing decision form.-- Chapter 11. Circuit clerk court disposition form. -- Chapter 12. Custodial fingerprint card. -- Chapter 13. Fingerprint inquiry card. -- Chapter 14. Criminal justice applicant fingerprint card. -- Chapter 15. Death notice fingerprint card. -- Chapter 16. Access & review fingerprint card. -- Chapter 17. Criminal history background investigation criminal justice, non- fingerprint form. -- Chapter 18. Sex offender registration. -- Chapter 19. Fee applicant fingerprint card. -- Chapter 20. Conviction information request (CIR) fingerprint card. -- Chapter 21. Uniform Conviction Information Act name inquiry. -- Chapter 22. Expungement/seal orders. -- Initiating and processing expungements. -- Stolen identity.

Chapter 8. Juvenile arrest card. -- Step by step juvenile arrest fingerprint card instructions. -- Juvenile criminal history reporting examples. -- Example 1: Station adjustment/juvenile offender arrested and informal station adjustment. -- Example 2: Station adjustment/juvenile offender arrested and delayed informal station attest. -- Example 3: Station adjustment/juvenile offender arrested and delayed formal station adjustment. Example 4: Probation adjustment/juvenile offender arrested and received probation adjustment. -- Example 5: States attorney's disposition. -- Example 6: Court disposition/extended juvenile jurisdiction prosecution, expungement of juvenile law enforcement and court records, definitions of terms used in the Illinois Juvenile Court Act.

Chapter 4. Rules and regulations of CHRI. -- Summary list of statutes. -- Security and Privacy of CHRI. -- Chapter 5. General ways to obtain CHRI. -- Response. -- Sample rapsheet. -- Faxing a request. -- Using leads to obtain CHRI. -- Chapter 6. Additional information. -- Latent information. -- Electronic disposition reporting. -- Direct filing rules. -- FBI submissions. -- Interstate identification index. -- Chapter 7. Warrant arrests. -- Criterion charges. -- Out of state warrants. -- Warrant for original arrest.

Chapter 1. Introduction. -- Fingerprints. -- Paper fingerprint form. -- Live scan. -- Complete information. -- Form distribution. -- Chapter 2. Fingerprint information. -- To obtain classifiable ink & roll fingerprints:. -- Live scan. -- Reasons for illegible prints. -- Reasons for rejected prints. -- AFIS fingerprint quality reject procedures. -- Chapter 3. Flow of criminal history in the criminal justice system. -- Responsibilities of criminal justice agencies. -- Arrest card. -- Juvenile arrest card. -- State's attorney filing decision form. -- Court disposition. -- Custodial fingerprint card. -- Custodial status change.

This guide provides examples of juvenile and adult arrest fingerprint cards with instructions and additional record forms.

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Illinois law defines criminal history as data identifiable to an individual, consisting of descriptions or notations of arrests, detentions, indictments, information, pretrial proceedings, trials, or other formal events plus descriptions of criminal charges and disposition including sentencing, court or correctional supervision, rehabilitation and release. Criminal history systems contain data on an offender's interactions with the criminal justice system, which since July 2, 1931 has been maintained by the Illinois Bureau of Identification (BOI). BOI is currently under the Illinois State Police, Division of Administration.