NCIC Hit Confirmation – Enhanced 911 Procedures (HC-E911) Practice Test

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• What does the acronym LIY represent when referencing vehicle information?
• What type of check is mandated by the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993?
• What type of information does the Foreign Fugitive File contain?
• What does VIN stand for in vehicle identification?
• Which statement about the NCIC Gang File is true?
• Non-terminal agencies must sign what type of agreement regarding hit confirmation?
• What was established to consolidate the Federal Government's approach to terrorism screening?
• What does "(NOEXP)" signify in a non-expiring POF record?
• Who is authorized to access the LESC?
• What does the acronym SID represent in law enforcement documentation?
• What file allows users to find the ORI of an NLETS user agency?
• What marks the end of any field according to Nlets protocol?
• Under what condition can no further dental information be added once entered?
• What should be included in a record when an individual is deemed armed and dangerous?
• In the context of NCIC, how are hits categorized?
• Who is typically referred to by the acronym TAC in law enforcement settings?
• What is the SC in-state network known as?
• What does VLN stand for in the context of the provided text?
• What does the acronym ATN stand for in criminal history records?
• What two elements must be included in every "AM" message directed to a Canadian agency?
• Which system is used for identifying fingerprints automatically?
• What is the primary goal of NCIC?
• What category does a person with amnesia fall under when unidentified?
• What does the Unidentified/Missing Person Match Notification indicate?
• What must happen after 30 days regarding missing person records that are incomplete?
• What is the purpose of the Caution Indicator in relation to identity theft records?
• Megan's Law requires states to establish which of the following?
• What is a primary requirement for CHRI transmission over the air?
• Which authority should be contacted regarding inquiries on a foreign fugitive?
• What should be documented when a violation of computer statutes occurs?
• What is required to include information on unidentified living persons?
• In the interest of national security, the TSC enters records for individuals suspected of what?
• What type of procedures are absent for the KST File?
• What primary role does the LESC serve for criminal justice agencies?
• What consequence might occur for repeated violations of NCIC/SLED policies?
• What does NICS stand for?
• Who has the authority to enter and update a record for suspected terrorists in the TSC?
• Direct access to the LESC is available through which messaging service?
• Which system can be used to check if a vehicle is impounded in the US?
• What must an agency ensure when a hit on a record is received?
• What type of information does a QWA inquiry require from the user?
• What action is mandated when a system hit occurs related to a record?
• What is Purpose Code 'F' used for?
• When sending a YQ to Canada, what should be inserted in the NIC number field?
• What is the role of "Holder of the Record" in NCIC?
• How does NCIC define an unidentified person?
• Which Purpose Code is used only by solicitors for expungement?
• What information is specifically NOT logged in III inquiries?
• The combination of data from multiple agencies in the TSC serves to identify suspected terrorists attempting to do what?
• What defines a person as missing under the EMO criteria?
• What does DQ stand for?
• NLETS criminal history should be used as what?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the INTERPOL Full Inquiry Codes?
• What does the term "Priority 1 - Urgent" refer to in NCIC hits?
• Which of the following records is vital for ensuring system integrity?
• What triggers a $.K notification to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children?
• Who is responsible for the overall management of CJIS records?
• What type of message is sent to the originating agency when the Date of Purge is reached?
• When an agency receives a hit on a record, what is the first action they must take?
• What is an AML message?
• When is a notification sent regarding the National Sex Offender Registry when it does not contain an FBI/UCN Number?
• What is the requirement for law enforcement officers regarding protection orders?
• What does the term "UN" refer to in criminal justice documentation?
• What is the maximum number of characters allowed in the JUS field?
• What does the abbreviation 'BLT' refer to in the context of unidentified records?
• A NIC number is generated when which of the following occurs?
• What must an agency NOT advise an individual when receiving a positive KST File response?
• What does IAQ stand for?
• What is the code used for entering deceased unidentified persons?
• If a locating agency intends to hold an individual on local charges, what should be indicated in the EXTR field?
• What type of file is the National Sex Offender Registry considered?
• Which term best describes the immunity provided to officers when acting in good faith?
• Who is responsible for validating firearms serial numbers?
• What is the code for a missing person who is a juvenile and not declared emancipated?
• What type of information does NCIC primarily maintain?
• An expired POF entry will remain in the record as what type of record?
• Which of the following is a restricted use Purpose Code?
• What does DETN indicate in the context of a Locate message?
• After confirming a hit, what must every agency place on the corresponding NCIC record?
• What does the acronym DBF represent in NCIC records?
• What level of security must III data obtained from terminal devices have?
• In what context is a law enforcement officer immune from civil and criminal liability pertaining to protection orders?
• What is the purpose of a Locate message?
• The interstate identification index is often abbreviated as what?
• Which of the following is a potential result of a violation of a protection order?
• What does ORI stand for?
• The information handled by the LESC primarily concerns which type of individuals?
• What does KST stand for?
• What are personnel found violating computer-related statutes subject to?
• Which category is identified as unidentified catastrophe victims?
• What does SMT stand for in NCIC terminology?
• In the context of NCIC, when is body part identification used?
• The data in the KST File is part of a national effort to enhance what?
• If there are multiple serial numbers on a gun, which number should be entered first?
• What is the Shared Management Concept?
• What information is NOT provided by the Group Reference Capability?
• When handling protection orders, why is it critical to be timely with "Orders of Dismissal"?
• What is the maximum duration for which South Carolina protection orders can initially be issued?
• What does INTERPOL represent?
• What does the TSC primarily focus on in its operations?
• What is the purpose of the QU code in NCIC?
• What kind of court orders are capable of being recognized across jurisdictions under VAWA?
• What notification is sent when the subject reaches the age of emancipation?
• When a NICS background check is initiated, which three databases are searched?
• Which type of message is categorized as an Administrative Message?
• What code is used to run a criminal history in the III system?
• Which of the following describes OLN in reference to driver's licenses?
• For how long are unidentified persons records retained in the system?
• What is required for an operator's recertification after suspension?
• What should be added to a record if a PIF subject is known to have dangerous tendencies?
• Who is the primary user of the ORION File?
• Which of the following is a prohibited use of NCIC/SLED CJIS information?
• What does OLS refer to regarding driver's licenses?
• Delayed entry into NCIC can do what to the possibility of apprehending a wanted person?
• In the context of validating entries, who provides the best source confirmation?
• What does the abbreviation CMC stand for in the context of law enforcement?
• What role does the reason code play in communication with Canadian agencies?
• In a vehicle inquiry, what is represented by VMA?
• How long will stolen, lost, and felony gun records remain in NCIC?
• What is included in a Protection Order?
• What must each terminal agency have according to NCIC/SLED CJIS systems?
• How many persons are required to form a gang?
• Fingerprint cards submitted to the FBI come from which source?
• What does MC stand for in the context of NCIC?
• What is the NSOR primarily used for?
• What does PPS stand for?
• What is the purpose of the Body Parts Status field?
• What must be done to initiate the process of obtaining a U.S. extradition warrant for a Canadian fugitive?
• III records must be maintained in what kind of environment?
• Which acronym represents the category of unidentified deceased individuals?
• What is the full form of MKE?
• What are sanctions as defined in the context of compliance?
• What does the Group Member Capability (GMC) provide information about?
• Are NCIC Operators authorized to use Purpose Code 'D'?
• Which of the following best describes the CLEAR function in NCIC?
• What are two acceptable ways to dispose of III information when it is no longer needed?
• What characteristic defines a group as ongoing?
• Which of the following is NOT a destination code for Administrative Messages?
• What type of conduct is included in the definition of gang activity?
• True or False: There are Locate procedures for the Protective Interest File.
• Which category code corresponds to a missing person who may be in immediate danger?
• Which category signifies an involuntary missing person?
• Which Purpose Code indicates a need for checks related to housing?
• Which identifier is used when entering a deceased person whose identity is unknown?
• When can a record be entered into the Protective Interest File (PIF)?
• What does the term NONEXP refer to in registration records?
• Which group is NOT typically authorized to declare a person as missing under the appropriate documentation?
• What is indicated by the abbreviation 'DCH' in the context given?
• If Purpose Code C is used, what must be included in the JUS field?
• What documentation is required for entering a missing person aged 21 or over in the Missing Person File?
• What does IAFIS stand for in relation to law enforcement?
• What happens if a subject has a "Y" in the BRD Field?
• Which alert is appropriate for individuals with a history of drug abuse?
• Which agency utilizes the criminal history and III?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding the inquiry to the Canadian system?
• What does 'FPC' stand for relevant to unidentified persons?
• Which of the following files within NCIC does not require a hit confirmation?
• Which file contains information about fugitives wanted on international warrants?
• What is the purpose of the Locate Notification within the NCIC system?
• What is the function of the Law Enforcement Support Center (LESC)?
• What is the primary purpose of the Wetterling Act?
• Purpose Code 'J' specifically pertains to employment with which type of agency?
• Email communications containing CHRI need to be encrypted in all cases. True or False?
• How is 'Criminal Justice Information' defined?
• Which category includes recovered body parts when the identity cannot be established?
• Where is the NCIC located?
• What is the retention period for Wanted Person files?
• What does a positive PIF response advise regarding the person in question?
• What is Purpose Code 'D' primarily used for?
• A confirmed hit from the originating agency is grounds for which of the following actions?
• What type of information does the NCIC Gang File provide?
• What is the purpose of an Interpol Stolen Travel Document inquiry?
• What is the retention period for PIF records?
• Who can legally sign documentation declaring someone aged 21 or over as missing?
• For how long must III criminal history logs be maintained?
• What type of message codes will be used when an administrative message is sent to North Carolina or Georgia?
• What does the letter F represent in the BPS field codes?
• What is indicated by the ‘Other’ category under missing person records?
• What must the identity theft victim provide to the officer to identify themselves when filing a police report?
• What is the purpose of Purpose Code 'J' in relation to employment?
• An NCIC Hit confirmation process entails what main action?
• What does the Brady Indicator indicate regarding firearm possession?
• True or False: III information can be used in divorce and child custody proceedings.
• Which of the following is considered a type of NCIC record?
• What kind of information does the KST file contain?
• What is one capability of the Gang File?
• What type of orders are contained within the Protection Order File (POF)?
• What could be considered a violent offense in gang activity?
• What does PIF stand for in the context of identity theft records?
• What should occur if a protection order needs to be removed from NCIC?
• What is the significance of a Caution Indicator in a record?
• What authority allows South Carolina protection orders to be extended or made permanent?
• When an agency transmits an NCIC wanted person inquiry, which file is NOT searched?
• What does the Group Reference Capability (GRC) provide?
• To conduct an inquiry into the Protective Interest File (PIF) file, which method must be used?
• What is the code used for Headquarters in SCHP's Administrative Messages?
• What is the function of the YQ message in relation to NCIC hits?
• Which fields are mandatory for a non-unique identifier inquiry?
• What is the purpose of a CANCEL message in NCIC?
• For the NLETS regions, which range of codes does it cover?
• How long can an agency receive hit responses after the initial inquiry is made?
• What is the importance of timely documented information in NCIC?
• A Locate message should only be transmitted when the individual is found within what area?
• True or False: There are locate procedures for the Gang File.
• What is the term for a weapon that is abandoned, seized, or found with no stolen or lost report on file?
• What type of warrants are indicated using letters (A-F) in the EXL field?
• What must each agency have that specifically addresses violations of NCIC/SLED CJIS policies?
• True or False: The information in the NICS Indices is accessible through NCIC or the III.
• What does QR retrieve from the FBI and the National Fingerprint File?
• How long does a POF record remain active?
• What mandatory fields are needed to perform an IDENTITY REQUEST?
• How should "Orders of Dismissal" be handled?
• What does the ATN (Attention) field represent?
• What must be done with all positive NCIC hits on Orders of Protection?
• True or False: A hit alone is probable cause for arrest.
• What is the primary use of Purpose Code 'F'?
• If an agency finds all 32 permanent teeth present with no restorations, what should they enter in the DCH field?
• Who is designated as the state's central criminal justice repository in South Carolina?
• True or False? KST records are returned in response to a QGM transaction.
• Who is responsible for entering a missing person report into the NCIC file?
• What does the YR message signify in NCIC communication?
• How is validation of a record accomplished?
• What should be included in the AKA field of a missing child’s record?
• What defines a catastrophe victim in the context of unidentified records?
• The gang file is primarily considered what type of file?
• What is the recommended action for an agency when it locates a missing person?
• What does III stand for in criminal justice terminology?
• Who places III records on file?
• How long does an identity theft record remain active until it is canceled by the entering agency or the date equals the current date?
• Which of the following describes a reasonable concern for a person's safety?
• License plate data entered into the PIF record will retire after how long?
• Which file would you check for a known suspected terrorist?
• What does an INQUIRY message allow an agency to do in the NCIC system?
• Which of the following is one of the four NCIC offense codes related to immigration?
• What term should be added to the message key EPO or ETO when an individual is armed and dangerous?
• How frequently should validations occur according to set guidelines?
• A person under proven physical or mental disability classified as missing is categorized under which code?
• Which component facilitates the exchange of information about gangs and their members?
• What benefit does signed documentation provide for law enforcement agencies?
• Which of the following best describes a non-unique identifier inquiry?
• An officer must record what detail about the victim while filing a report for identity theft?
• The KST file is restricted for use by which type of agency?
• What does a Protection Order aim to prevent?
• A QH inquiry allows agencies to check for the existence of what type of record?
• Who can authorize inquiries under Purpose Code 'E' for DSS?
• If a missing child record has not been updated for more than 30 days, what will occur?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding public defenders in criminal justice administration?
• What does "Priority 2 - Routine" signify in the context of NCIC hits?
• What triggers the need for additional information in missing child records?
• What does a hit response indicate when the Notify Originating Agency flag is set to Y?
• What is the primary function of a MODIFY message in NCIC communication?
• What happens if a record is not validated within 30 days?
• What must every fixed format restricted file inquiry to Canada include?
• What type of gun cannot be entered into the NCIC?
• Which message indicates that an error has been made during record entry?
• What does the negative implication of failing to verify a missing child record imply?
• What files does the message key QGM search?
• What is NOT an example of an activity that may be documented in the justification field?
• What is Purpose Code 'B' restricted to?
• What is the intended use of a LOCATE message in NCIC?
• What does CPIC stand for?
• What does Purpose Code 'E' stand for?
• What type of offenders does Megan's Law primarily focus on?
• Which of the following would NOT typically be included in a missing persons record?
• What is the primary reason for contacting TSC on every hit?
• What happens to an identity theft record if the agency does not act before the Date of Purge?
• Purpose Code 'E' is used for inquiries regarding which topic?
• The LESC was developed in response to which type of initiative?
• What information is maintained in the NICS Indices?
• Which indicator signals a potential violation of firearm possession related to a protection order?
• Which of the following defines a person who is missing in circumstances where voluntary absence is questioned?
• What category is defined as any weapon that may expel a projectile by air or explosives?
• What is implied if a subject is marked as "in sight" during an inquiry?
• How long is the registration for all sex offenders in South Carolina?
• What occurs when an agency submits a hit involving the KST file?
• The PIF is primarily used for individuals who ________.
• What happens when there are changes to a record that causes a hit?
• What is the definition of a missing person classified as a 'catastrophe victim'?
• Why are dental records important in a missing persons record?
• What is the legal right of a person granted a court order in cases of abuse?
• When is it permissible to provide CHRI over the air?
• What does NLETS stand for?
• Which circumstance may allow a friend or neighbor to provide documentation for a missing person report?
• Written documentation about a missing person is crucial to protect which of the following?
• Which letter character starts NIC Numbers?
• Which of the following abbreviations corresponds to Vehicle Year?
• The US National Central Bureau (USNCB) can enter records for individuals with sex offense convictions for whom an INTERPOL notice has been issued. What color is the relevant notice?
• How many days after the entry of a missing child record should verification and updates occur?
• In terms of communication with Canadian agencies, what is vital during the administrative message process?
• Who issues the Protection Orders contained in the POF?
• What is the role of SLED in South Carolina's criminal justice system?
• What does the BPS field describe in unidentified persons records?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of message that can be transmitted to the NCIC system?
• As the time period increases, what happens to the significance of the hit?
• What must occur for a Canadian fugitive to be extradited to the United States?
• What is the primary reason for including specific codes in NCIC messages?
• Which role does a Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC) play in police departments?
• Which of the following details is NOT required when logging III record inquiries?
• What is one of the main components of the disciplinary policy required for agencies?
• Which process is not performed on the gang file?
• Who can exclusively use Gang File information?
• In the context of protection orders, which of the following is a key responsibility of the entering agency?
• What does SLED stand for in the context of South Carolina's law enforcement?
• What is the primary function of a National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR)?
• How is a sexually violent predator defined?
• True or False: Law enforcement can arrest an individual for violating an order of protection.
• A notification regarding a missing person record is sent after which time period if the AMBER Alert code is used?
• Which organization is authorized to use Purpose Code 'H'?
• What is the maximum retention period for an identity theft record in NCIC?
• What is the FBI/UCN?
• Who is primarily responsible for the records entered into NCIC?
• According to the guidelines, when should a missing person under the age of 21 be reported to NCIC?
• What happens if a user receives a Canadian record in response to an inquiry?
• What does PMA stand for in the context of NCIC?
• True or False: A missing person report filed with an agency serves as sufficient documentation for logging a juvenile in the NCIC Missing Person File.
• What in-state destination code is used to send an AM to the entire state?
• Which of the following files contains III information?
• Purpose code Z is associated with which of the following?
• What happens to the missing information after it has been noted in the National Sex Offender Registry?
• When entering records into the KST File, how many handling codes are assigned?
• What does DLC represent in missing persons records?
• What purpose does NAQ serve in NICB communication?
• How long do you have to respond to a Priority 2 hit?
• What age range does the classification of 'juvenile' cover in missing person records?
• When must RELD be included in the Locate message?
• What is the significance of a Green notice issued by INTERPOL?
• The primary intent of a Red Notice is to facilitate what?
• Who is primarily responsible for the agency's validation program?
• What are the two types of inquiries into the Missing Person File?
• What is the primary purpose of a Red Notice?
• What is the maximum retention period for a GMC record without DOP/NONEXP?
• According to NCIC guidelines, which of the following is a valid motive for accessing NCIC information?
• What is the waiting period required to enter a missing person into NCIC?
• Which of the following best defines the term “expired” in relation to sex offender registration?
• Which agency indicates that they have located an individual through a Locate message?
• Which of the following actions is considered a violation of NCIC/SLED CJIS policies?
• What is the primary purpose of a Red Notice?
• Where is the NCIC located?
• What is the primary reason for logging III criminal history inquiries?
• How long do recovered gun records stay in NCIC?
• What does OLY indicate concerning driver's licenses?
• A temporary felon want record will be automatically retired after how many hours?
• What is the significance of the Brady Act regarding protection orders?
• What race code should be used to search all records?
• What does APB stand for in a law enforcement context?
• Can local terminal agencies conduct inquiries with Purpose Code 'E' at the request of DSS?
• What should an agency obtain regarding the person or property associated with a hit?
• Which type of query focuses on vehicle registrations?
• How frequently should records in NCIC be reviewed for accuracy?
• The GRC records are retained in NCIC for how long?
• SCHP has how many destination codes for Administrative Messages for each troop?
• True or False? The responding agency sends back a Locate message after a hit is confirmed.
• What is the purpose of NLETS?
• What is the primary purpose of the Terrorist Screening Center (TSC)?
• True or False: The RCMP is the only authorized Canadian agency to enter and update Canadian records.
• Which of the following is NOT a code accepted for the BPS field?
• What part of the BPS field indicates a body part is not recovered?
• How often must information technology personnel complete security awareness training?
• Which organization maintains the III file?
• Why is the contact with the agency that entered the record important in NCIC hit confirmation?
• For what primary purpose is NCIC information used?
• What are the two ultimate sanctions available for enforcement of policy?
• What must be transmitted when an agency other than the originating agency finds a missing person?
• Which of the following is a key function of the FBI regarding criminal records?
• Which act establishes minimum standards for states to follow in registering sex offenders?
• Who has the authority to suspend or revoke an operator's certification for policy violations?
• What are the two types of records found in the Foreign Fugitive File?
• What does PII stand for in the context of NCIC?
• What does the code $.E represent in the system?
• What is the implication of maintaining III records in a secure environment?
• What message key is used to access the LESC?
• What is the best source for validating wanted person entries?
• Which agency manages the NCIC on a federal level?
• True or False: A person on the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) is a wanted person.
• What does ORI stand for in a Criminal History Record Request?
• What is the general purpose of the decertification policy?
• What agency manages the NCIC on a state level?
• How must NCIC records be maintained?
• What did Congress enact in 1994 related to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)?
• When must validations be submitted according to guidelines?
• What is absent for the Protection Order File?
• When dispatching an alert for a wanted individual, which term is used to refer to the procedure for informing all agencies?
• What type of notification does an agency receive when stolen property is recovered?
• Which of the following is a mandatory component when logging a III record inquiry?
• What is the maximum number of days after a Locate is placed on a stolen, lost, or felony gun that the record is retired?
• How many days prior to the order's expiration will a $.P administrative message be sent?
• Purpose Code 'C' is used for what type of inquiries?
• Gang activity can include which of the following?
• How long is a missing person record retained?
• What does the Child Act of 1990 require regarding missing juveniles?
• True or False: All records entered into NCIC must be double-checked by a second party.
• What does a CLEAR message signify in the NCIC system?
• What is the outcome of not confirming a hit properly?
• What does the E in EUD stand for?
• What is the term used for nicknames entered in a system using an alias format?
• What does QWA stand for in relation to NCIC inquiries?
• What is the purpose of the NCIC Gang File?
• What is the primary purpose of an ENTRY message in NCIC?
• Where is the headquarters of NLETS located?
• Which Purpose Code is associated with mental health evaluations?
• What does the term 'originating agency' refer to?
• What does NIQ signify in the context of vehicle queries?
• Protection Orders can be issued by:
• Which agency issues a Canadian warrant for extradition?
• Which of the following describes a person who is categorized as an endangered missing person?
• What is a QGG?
• How many regions is NLETS comprised of?
• What does the acronym NCIC stand for?
• What document must an identity theft victim sign for the agency to enter their information into NCIC?
• What is the MKE code for entering a temporary felon record?
• In which state is the Law Enforcement Support Center (LESC) located?
• What type of notification is sent when a missing person record is over 30 days old and missing information fields are incomplete?
• What action must be taken after an identity theft is reported in order for the information to be logged?
• The QGG inquiry is directed to which specific data?
• What code is used when entering gun information if it is connected to a crime but the MAK or country of manufacture is unknown?
• What is one requirement for a group to be defined as a gang?
• To indicate the subject of a hot file inquiry is "in sight," which character should be inserted in the PPS field?
• What is the primary purpose of a Protection Order?
• True or False: There are no Locate procedures for the Identity Theft File in NCIC.
• Which of the following correctly describes the focus of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)?
• Where does III information originate from?
• Which letter should be added to a message key code for a stolen gun record held for latent fingerprint examination?
• Which agency serves as the initial point of contact for a hit on terrorism records?
• Records for registered sexual predators must have an ERD value of what?
• Which of the following descriptions BEST defines the term "justification field" in III records?
• What is the maximum response time for a Priority 1 hit?
• What does the abbreviation VST refer to?
• Which code denotes felony warrants in the EXL field?
• Which act disqualifies individuals from firearm possession if they have valid protection orders?
• In the context of the NCIC system, what does $.M represent?
• What is the frequency of Security Awareness training for agency personnel after initial training?
• Which category of missing persons is identified by the code MKE/EME?
• The LESC operates how many hours a day?
• Which term describes the search for impounded vehicles utilizing NICB records?
• What action does the entering agency take when a Locate is filed on a missing person record?
• Misdemeanor warrants in the EXL field are denoted by which of the following?
• Which action is characterized by witness intimidation and/or tampering?
• What effect does a confirmed hit have on law enforcement actions?
• What does the acronym NSOR stand for?
• What is the purpose of the PUR (Purpose) field?
• What is indicated by the code $.F in the validation process?
• What does the acronym ERD stand for in relation to registration records?
• What is the purpose of the Justification Field in NCIC inquiries?
• What does NICB stand for?
• In the context of fingerprints, what does the term "latent" refer to?
• How is a violent person defined?
• What is the correct format for a name in the NAM field?
• What is one of the primary reasons for maintaining a missing persons record indefinitely?
• What field includes a description of the activity, such as traffic investigations or narcotics investigations?
• Which Purpose Code indicates inquiries related to child abuse and neglect?
• What is the significance of entering detailed physical characteristics in the inquiry?
• What notification is sent when no matches are found during a missing/unidentified person comparison?
• What kind of information does NLETS facilitate between agencies?
• What kind of records can be validated through consultation with a victim or complainant?
• When agencies receive a foreign sex offender record in response to an NCIC inquiry, whom should they contact?
• What is a wanted flyer issued by the National Central Bureau called?