As used in this part:
(1)
- (A) “Administration of criminal justice” means performing functions of investigation, apprehension, detention, prosecution, adjudication, correctional supervision, or rehabilitation of accused persons or criminal offenders.
- (B) The administration of criminal justice also includes criminal identification activities and the collection, maintenance, and dissemination of criminal justice information;
- (2) “Access device” means a computer terminal, microcomputer workstation, mobile data device, or other electronic equipment used to communicate with the Arkansas Crime Information Center computer system;
(3)
(A) “Criminal history information” means a record compiled by the central repository or identification bureau on an individual consisting of:
- (i) Name or names;
- (ii) Identification data; and
(iii) Notations of:
- (a) (a) Arrests;
- (b) (b) Detentions;
- (c) (c) Indictments;
(d) (d) Information; or
- (e) (e) Other formal criminal charges.
- (B) This record also includes any dispositions of these charges, as well as notations on correctional supervision and release.
- (C) Criminal history information does not include driver history records or fingerprint records on individuals that may have been submitted for civil or employment purposes;
(4) “Criminal justice agency” means a government agency, or any subunit thereof, which:
- (A) Is authorized by law to perform the administration of criminal justice; and
- (B) Allocates more than one-half (1/2) its annual budget to the administration of criminal justice;
- (5) “Criminal justice official” means an employee, sworn or unsworn, of a criminal justice agency, performing the administration of criminal justice;
- (6) “Criminal justice purpose” means a use for the administration of criminal justice;
(7) “Disposition” means information describing the outcome of any criminal charges, including:
- (A) Acquittals;
- (B) Dismissals;
- (C) Probations;
- (D) Guilty pleas;
- (E) Nolle prosequi;
- (F) Nolo contendere pleas;
- (G) Findings of guilt;
- (H) First offender programs;
- (I) Pardons;
- (J) Commuted sentences;
- (K) Mistrials in which the defendant is discharged;
- (L) Executive clemencies;
- (M) Paroles;
- (N) Releases from correctional supervision; or
- (O) Deaths;
- (8) “Governmental dispatch center” means a non-criminal justice agency established and authorized by act of local government to provide communications support services to agencies of local government, including criminal justice agencies, pursuant to Arkansas Code §§ 12-10-301 – 12-10-323; and
(9) “Interface agency” means an agency approved to be on the Arkansas Crime Information Center network with direct access to the Arkansas Crime Information Center system by:
- (A) Computer terminal;
- (B) Microcomputer workstation;
- (C) Mobile data device; or
- (D) Other electronic equipment.