OAR 257-015-0080: Criteria for ORI Access to LEDS and or NCIC/III

Oregon State Police CJIS division uses the following criteria to determine if an agency qualifies for access to the National Criminal Information Center (NCIC/III), or for access to the LEDS Oregon criminal justice information network. Agencies may request an ORI by contacting CJIS Division and providing required documentation and justification for the request. Requests for full access, criminal justice ORIs are first reviewed by the Oregon State Police CJIS division and forwarded to the FBI for further approval and assignment. Oregon only access ORIs may be approved and assigned by the Oregon State CJIS Division. (1) The agency is a criminal justice agency as defined in OAR 257-015-0030(7) and qualifies for access to NCIC/III via an ORI for the administration of criminal justice as defined in OAR 257-015-0030(9) and has been approved for access by the FBI CJIS Division; or (2) The agency is a public safety dispatching service agency which provides computer aided services, dispatching support, or other direct support service to one or more criminal justice agencies, and which has signed a management control agreement with a criminal justice agency; or (3) The agency is a non-criminal justice agency with a statutory requirement to access limited criminal justice information which may be available via LEDS, and use of the information will be for a criminal justice purpose as defined in OAR 257-015-0030(9); or (4) The agency is a non-criminal justice social services agency which performs child welfare protection duties under a state statute or federal law. (5) The agency is a non-criminal justice agency with statutory requirement to use Oregon criminal justice information or capabilities which may be available via LEDS, and use of an ORI by the agency will be for the specific non-criminal justice purpose(s) for which the agency is authorized access to the information or capabilities available via LEDS, and the agency has been approved for access to Oregon criminal justice information by the Oregon State Police CJIS Division.