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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 3132034" data-attributes="member: 7900">You are correct, Sir.&nbsp; I left out that a criminal record at the OSBI is created with the receipt of fingerprints from an arrest.&nbsp; Each arrest &quot;record&quot; is created, based on the information that comes with the fingerprint card or electronic means of creating an arrest.&nbsp; If no action is taken by the DA or the courts, all that ever shows is the arrest itself.&nbsp; Later, if charges are filed, then the OSBI enters that data into the record.I might also add that the OSBI&#039;s standards require good fingerprints to create an arrest record.&nbsp; If an individual doesn&#039;t &quot;produce&quot; good fingerprints, then that arrest is not entered into the individual&#039;s record until better prints or data is received.&nbsp; Individuals arrested for DUI can sometimes be unable to hold still long enough for a jailer to get prints that aren&#039;t smudged.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 3132034, member: 7900"] You are correct, Sir. I left out that a criminal record at the OSBI is created with the receipt of fingerprints from an arrest. Each arrest "record" is created, based on the information that comes with the fingerprint card or electronic means of creating an arrest. If no action is taken by the DA or the courts, all that ever shows is the arrest itself. Later, if charges are filed, then the OSBI enters that data into the record. I might also add that the OSBI's standards require good fingerprints to create an arrest record. If an individual doesn't "produce" good fingerprints, then that arrest is not entered into the individual's record until better prints or data is received. Individuals arrested for DUI can sometimes be unable to hold still long enough for a jailer to get prints that aren't smudged. [/QUOTE]

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