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289 of 1925 - Bureau of Criminal Identification and Records (28.241 - 28.249)

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Department of State Police; Responsibility for Criminal and Juvenile Identification and Records; Apparatus and Materials.

Section
28.241a

Definitions.

Duties of Commanding Officer.

Section
28.242a

Dissemination of Criminal History Record Information; Exception.

Collecting and Forwarding Biometric Data of Person Arrested; Manner; Destruction of Biometric Data and Arrest Card; Compliance With Subsection (8); Duties of Clerk on Final Disposition of Charge; Contents of Report; Informing Director of Federal Bureau of Investigation; Requirements Applicable to Arrest Where Charges Dismissed Before Trial; Comparison of Biometric Data With That on File; Informing Arresting Agency and Prosecuting Attorney; Applicability of Provisions; Prohibited Conduct Under Subsection (5).

Section
28.243a

Collection of Biometric Data; Refusal or Resistance as Misdemeanor.

Cooperation With Bureaus in Other States, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and United States Justice Department.

Local Bureaus of Identification; Establishment.

Section
28.245a

Performance Audits of Criminal and Juvenile History Record Information; Report.

Neglect or Refusal of Officers or Officials to Perform Duties as Misdemeanor; Penalty.

Sexually Motivated Crimes and Juvenile Offenses and Crimes and Juvenile Offenses Involving Sexual Conduct; Reports; Forms; Filing; Confidentiality; Examination of Reports; Violation as Misdemeanor; Penalty.

Use of Biometric Data for Criminal Identification.

Repealed. 1986, Act 231, Eff. June 1, 1987.