Kwikscreen Training Assessment 2

The Attention Kwikscreen box should be checked for each county search that has special instructions because it ensures that the special instructions for that particular county are highlighted and given attention. By checking the box, users can easily identify and follow any specific instructions or guidelines that may be relevant to the county they are searching for. This helps in ensuring accuracy and efficiency in the search process.

Names and addresses can be used to assist in matching identifiers or determining/excluding locations. This is because names and addresses are unique to individuals or places and can be used as identifying information. By comparing names and addresses, one can match or determine if they refer to the same person or location. This can be helpful in various scenarios, such as verifying identities, conducting background checks, or confirming the accuracy of data. Therefore, the statement is true.

Watson is the system used to add special instructions.

Each potentially matching Kwikscreen hit should have at least two identifiers. This means that in order for a Kwikscreen hit to be considered a potential match, it must have at least two identifiers associated with it. This requirement ensures that there is enough information to accurately match the hit with the desired criteria.

Dismissals should not be validated because they refer to cases that have been dropped or dismissed by the court. These cases are no longer active and do not result in any conviction or penalty. Therefore, they do not need to be validated as they do not have any impact on an individual's criminal record or background.

When a possible SOR hit is located in Kwikscreen along with other records, it is important to validate all hits that meet the client's reporting criteria. This means that any potential matches or hits that are found should be thoroughly examined and verified to ensure their accuracy and relevance. This is necessary to avoid any false positives or incorrect reporting, and to provide the client with accurate and reliable information.

If the Client Information Form indicates that an offense is not reportable, it means that the offense does not need to be validated or verified further. Therefore, the correct action would be to not have the hit validated.

Maryland and New Mexico are restricted states because they have specific laws or regulations in place that restrict certain activities or impose limitations on individuals or businesses. This could include restrictions on alcohol sales, gambling, or other activities that are more tightly regulated than in other states. South Carolina and Delaware are not restricted states.

In the state of California, marijuana convictions are reported for a time frame of 2 years. This means that after 2 years, the conviction will no longer be reported or considered relevant. It is important to note that this time frame may vary depending on the specific circumstances and laws of each case.

According to the Kwikscreen SOP, the traffic charge that should only be validated if specified by the client is "Leave the scene of an accident." This means that if the client does not specifically request validation for this charge, it should not be included in the validation process. The other traffic charges mentioned, namely Speeding, Driving While License Suspended, and Reckless Driving, do not have this requirement and should be validated regardless of client specifications.