Section 1395-01-04-.02 - DEFINITIONS(1) ACIST - Automated Criminal Intelligence System of Tennessee(2) CFR - Code of Federal Regulations(3) CIU - Criminal Intelligence Unit of the TBI(4) MCOT - Missing Children of Tennessee(5) Missing Children - A missing child is defined as a child who is believed to have been removed by force, persuasion, trick, enticement, false pretense, has voluntarily left the custody of such child's parent without permission or is absent for unexplained or unknown reasons.(6) Multi-jurisdictional Records - Intelligence information involving more than one law enforcement jurisdiction.(7) NCIC - National Crime Information Center is a database of information maintained by the FBI on wanted persons, stolen weapons, orders of protection and other specific criminal information.(8) NCMEC - National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.(9) ROCIC - Regional Organized Crime Information Center(10) State Clearinghouse - State Repository of records for missing and exploited children.(11) Submissions - Information either written, printed, or recorded on computer disc regarding individuals or organizations whose criminal activity is extensive or whose impact meets the standards set forth in 28 C.F.R. 23.(12) TBI - Tennessee Bureau of InvestigationTenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1395-01-04-.02
Original rule filed November 6, 2001; effective March 30, 2002.Authority: T.C.A. § 38-6-102 and 28 C.F.R. § 23.