And rap sheets have error records of over 60 percent.
|
|
The focus on families and friendships over rap sheets has resonated with viewers.
|
|
The Intercept reviewed three instances of watchlist notation on rap sheets in New York.
|
|
They had kept to themselves before the debate, their lives and rap sheets a mystery.
|
|
I looked at hundreds of rap sheets, people with dozens of minor drug arrests and convictions.
|
|
But California might start shielding rap sheets to help former offenders return to the work force.
|
|
According to the Georgia Department of Corrections website, both men have long rap sheets including violent crimes.
|
|
Mr. Jordan and his clique, according to prosecutors, had long rap sheets and were prone to violence.
|
|
Still, a year later, not all those trying to move on from the debacle are bikers with rap sheets.
|
|
The suspected killers had similar rap sheets, though they had been arrested fewer times on average than the victims.
|
|
And rap sheets are permanent: While 35 states allow old or minor convictions to be sealed, Alabama does not.
|
|
In the past, he's worked with Rick Ross, Gucci Mane and Young Thug ... all of whom have rap sheets.
|
|
Palantir offers a centralized location to collect and analyze police data, including license-plate scans, rap sheets, foreclosed properties and traffic tickets.
|
|
Transactions between two individuals are not regulated, allowing those without rap sheets to pass guns on easily to those with less savoury backgrounds.
|
|
Our most vulnerable populations stand to suffer the most, and the human costs are laid out in extensive research, report cards and rap sheets.
|
|
Kodak Black is free to hit the studio or the stage with rappers who have rap sheets while he's on house arrest ... TMZ has learned.
|
|
Both practices would seem to contradict ICE's claim that it's arresting immigrants with "significant criminal histories," whose rap sheets alone would likely keep them in custody.
|
|
Instead, we find them stuck on the same sofas, cruising the same struggling streets and hamstrung by the same old obstacles (rap sheets and general inertia).
|
|
In a November 2012 letter to DCJS, attorneys from CLEAR and the Fordham University School of Law protested the placement of watchlist information on rap sheets, because it does not establish a criminal record.
|
|
And, according to the lawsuit, the sealed arrests also appear on the rap sheets that patrol officers consult during street stops to decide whether to make an arrest or issue a violation for minor infractions.
|
|
If the proposals work as promised, the police won't have to abandon "broken windows" policing, but they will be less likely to afflict so many New Yorkers with arrest warrants, rap sheets and jail time.
|
|
Alpha-male guitarist Tommy DeVito (Nicolas Dromard) and steadfast bassist Nick Massi (Mark Edwards) had rap sheets and, in Mr. DeVito's case, a mob connection; Mr. Valli cheated on his wife and lost a daughter to drugs.
|
|
One effort, known as Operation LASER, which began in 2011, crunches information about past offenders over a two-year period, using technology developed by the shadowy data analysis firm Palantir, and scores individuals based on their rap sheets.
|
|
The legislation, introduced last week in the State Assembly, would make California — where an estimated eight million people have criminal records — the first state in the nation to automatically scrub the rap sheets of people whose records qualify.
|
|
Ahead of the world's biggest scheduled election this year in Uttar Pradesh, though, the BJP is sticking to an old formula: an elite with rap sheets and swelling bank accounts who pit religious communities and caste against each other.
|
|
Adding information from the error-riddled terror watchlist — a 2009 Justice Department audit found that over a third of the names on the watchlist were based on outdated information — onto already error-prone rap sheets is bound to compound this problem.
|
|
But this is America: There were as many citizens who had college diplomas as had rap sheets last year, and in parts of the nation, there are more people shipping off to jail or prison than going to two- or four-year degree programs.
|
|
His journey from the Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, where he grew up, to Syria — and back, as a changed and deadly man — is a trajectory decidedly different from that of many of his cohort, who were possessed of scant prospects and long rap sheets.
|
|
And attorneys from the Creating Law Enforcement Accountability and Responsibility project at CUNY School of Law, known as CLEAR, say including the watchlist notations on rap sheets is a violation of DCJS regulations because the notations do nothing to establish a criminal record and can be inaccurate.
|
|
Getting arrested and going through airport security are currently the only ways for individuals to find out if they are on the terrorism watchlist The placement of terror watchlist notations on rap sheets highlights the broad dissemination of the list, which has ballooned in size since the September 11 attacks.
|
|
Press reports, court records, and interviews describe an elected official whose personal life spiraled out of control as he engaged in a romantic relationship with a woman who was jailed three times for allegedly assaulting him, while welcoming into his home petty thieves with long rap sheets who allegedly supplied him with a steady diet of crack and meth.
|
|
James Jacobs, director of the Center for Research in Crime and Justice at the New York University School of Law, writes in The Eternal Criminal Record that in some states, criminal record repositories compile data on arrest records and mugshots available on state websites and indexed in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Interstate Identification Index (III), a database of rap sheets indexing over 70 million people.
|
|
Most states have a statewide agency that acts as a clearinghouse for all statewide arrest information. These so-called "state rap sheets" are usually much more detailed than the Interstate Identification Index; usually listing not only the arrest information, but the subsequent court action following that arrest.
|
|
On rehearing, the Court of Appeals, modifying its holding, said that most state policies in fact did not favor disclosure of rap sheets, but that the District Court should nonetheless make a factual determination whether the remaining brother's privacy interest in his rap-sheet information had faded because such information appeared on the public record. The Court of Appeals subsequently denied rehearing en banc.
|
|
LSAP has a pro se divorce clinic and a re- entry clinic through its Tompkins/Tioga Neighborhood Legal Services office in Ithaca, New York. The pro se divorce clinic allows law students to assist clients with "do-it-yourself" divorces. The second clinic allows law students to provide advice to clients on prisoner re-entry issues in a supervised setting. This clinic focuses on issues such as cleaning up rap sheets.
|
|
The Interstate Identification Index (III; pronounced "triple-eye"), AKA “FBI Triple I Teletypecharging document by ADA Carli McNeill of Kyle Rittenhouse}}”, is a national index of criminal histories (or rap sheets) in the United States of America, maintained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at the National Crime Information Center (NCIC). Included in this index are individuals who have been arrested or indicted for "a serious criminal offense anywhere in the country".Interstate Identification Index Name Check Efficacy: Report of the National Task Force to the U.S. Attorney General (July 1999). p. 7 in PDF, p.
|
|
"Rap Sheets, Recruits and Repercussions", Sports Illustrated, March 7, 2011, pp. 31-39. Athletic Director Steve Pederson called the number of incidents "totally unacceptable", stating that the athletic department was "addressing the situation" including having already instituted more intense "background research". Ousted coach Dave Wannstedt defended his past "body of work" but acknowledged "an unfortunate stretch of incidents" the previous summer stating that "every player and each incident was evaluated on an individual basis" and that "we did our due diligence to make sure that we treated each player fair". The Sports Illustrated report received criticism for its lack of context, methodology, and sensationalism.
|
|