(6) “Missouri accusation code” means a unique number assigned by the Office of the State Court Administrator to an offense for the prosecution and consolidation of offenses. As of 1 January 2005, the full fee code consists of the figures assigned by the State Court Administrator`s Office, the two-digit modifiers of the National Crime Information Centre and a single figure for attempt, aiding and abetting or conspiracy. The only exception is the date of 1. January 2005 are the courts that do not apply automated court case management nationally under section 476.055, ORDR; the effective date will be as soon as possible for all other tribunals; (5) `final order` means the formal closure of criminal proceedings at any stage of the criminal justice system; (2) “Central Repository,” the Criminal Records and Identification Division of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, to compile and disseminate complete and accurate history records and to compile, maintain, and disseminate reports and statistics on criminal incidents and arrests; (7) “State Offense Cycle Number” means a unique number provided or approved by the Missouri State Highway Patrol on the state`s criminal fingerprint card. The Crime Cycle Number, OCN, is used to link a person`s identity through fingerprints to one or more crimes for which the person is arrested or charged. The NCB is used to follow a criminal case from the date of arrest to the final decision when the offender leaves the criminal justice system. (3) `committee` means the advisory committee on criminal records and judicial information; For this project, Missouri designed system interfaces using the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM), which reduced the total cost of ownership for information exchange between organizations. The design process was more successful than previous projects due to the focus on system documentation, which allowed everyone involved to understand the requirements and design of the system. (4) `criminal record information` means information collected by criminal justice authorities on persons, consisting of identifiable descriptions and notes of arrests, detentions, charges, information or other formal criminal charges, as well as the resulting orders, convictions, correctional supervision and releases; (1) `administration of criminal justice` means the performance of any of the following activities: detection, arrest, detention, provisional release, release after trial, prosecution, court, prison supervision or rehabilitation of accused persons or offenders. Criminal justice includes activities to identify offenders and to collect, store and disseminate criminal record information, including fingerprints, photographs and other identification; With this application, prosecutors in counties where the Karpel Case Management System (KCMS) is implemented can directly import the OCN and other relevant arrest data, automating a data entry process. County prosecutors who do not have an automated case management system can also query the NCB through a secure web portal. 43.500.
For the purposes of sections 43,500 to 43,543, .