North Dakota Administrative Code Title 110 - Criminal Justice Information Sharing Board
Certainly! Here's an overview of North Dakota Administrative Code Title 110 – Criminal Justice Information Sharing Board, including its current status and key components:
🔍 Overview of Title 110
Title 110 of the North Dakota Administrative Code established the Criminal Justice Information Sharing Board (CJIS Board). This board was created to oversee the collection, storage, and sharing of criminal justice information across various agencies in North Dakota.
🏛️ Board Organization and Membership
As per Section 110-01-01-01, the CJIS Board was composed of the following members:
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court or designee
Attorney General or designee
Chief Information Officer of the state
Director of the Department of Emergency Services or designee
Director of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation or designee
Superintendent of the State Highway Patrol or designee
Chief of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Director of the Department of Transportation or designee
Representative of a city police department
Representative of a county sheriff's office
State's Attorney from the North Dakota State's Attorneys Association
One at-large member appointed by the Governor
The board was responsible for setting policies related to the collection, storage, and sharing of criminal justice information and providing operational oversight for related activities .
🔐 Confidentiality and Security
Section 110-01-02-02 addressed confidentiality concerns:
The Criminal Justice Information Sharing (CJIS) system was designated as critical infrastructure, and its design and access standards were exempt from public records laws to protect security.
Authorized users were required to maintain the confidentiality of information, passwords, and access qualifications.
Breaches of confidentiality could result in revocation of access for both the individual and their employing agency .
🔄 Transition to Title 10
In recent years, the responsibilities and functions of the CJIS Board have been integrated into the Attorney General's Office, specifically under Title 10 – Attorney General, Article 10-18 – Criminal Justice Data Information Sharing. This transition reflects a consolidation of efforts to streamline and enhance the management of criminal justice data sharing across the state.
📌 Current Status
As of now, Title 110 has been repealed and is no longer active in the North Dakota Administrative Code. The functions previously under the CJIS Board are now governed by Title 10, Article 10-18, which provides updated rules and guidelines for criminal justice data information sharing in North Dakota.
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