Illinois Administrative Code

Section 1240.70 Validation of CHF Records a) A record is valid if the CHF data in the agency's LEADS records are supported by documentation maintained by the agency. b) CHF records in LEADS must be immediately removed when no longer valid. Promptness in entering, modifying, voidi…

Section 1240.80 Dissemination of Data Obtained Through LEADS a) The LEADS network and LEADS data shall not be used for personal purposes. b) Personal or unofficial messages shall not be transmitted. c) LEADS data shall not be sold. d) LEADS data shall not be disseminated to any i…

Section 1240.90 Administrative and Training Responsibilities All LEADS agencies must meet the following administrative responsibilities: a) Appoint LEADS Agency Coordinator 1) Every LEADS terminal agency is required to appoint one employee as its LEADS Agency Coordinator. Immedia…

Section 1244.10 Introduction - FBI National Use of Force Database a) In 2015, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) created the National Use of Force Data Collection in partnership with law enforcement agencies to provide nationwide statistics on law enforcement use of force …

Section 1244.100 Definitions Unless specified otherwise, all terms in this Subpart shall have the meanings set forth in the Uniform Crime Reporting Act. "ISPERN" means the Illinois State Police Emergency Radio Network. "Mental health crisis" means when a person's behavior puts th…

Section 1244.20 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to provide requirements and procedures for Illinois law enforcement agencies to report Use of Force incidents to the Illinois State Police (ISP) for forwarding to the FBI Use of Force National Database. The ISP will leverage the…

Section 1244.200 Purpose The purpose of this Subpart is to provide Illinois law enforcement agencies with the requirements and procedures for reporting mental health crisis or incidents dispatching to the Illinois State Police (ISP) as required by the Uniform Crime Reporting Act …

Section 1244.30 Reporting Use of Force to the Department a) All Illinois law enforcement agencies shall submit to the ISP on a monthly basis a report on Use of Force, in a form and manner prescribed by ISP, utilizing the Illinois National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) R…

Section 1244.300 Incident Reporting All law enforcement agencies shall report to the Illinois State Police (ISP) incidents where a law enforcement officer was dispatched to deal with a person experiencing a mental health crisis or incident. a) The data reported for each incident …

Section 1244.400 Level of Response Reporting The level of response is intended to capture the resources dispatched only by the reporting law enforcement agency. a) Level of response reporting options include: Sworn Officer, Crisis Intervention Team Trained Officer, SWAT Team, Soc…

Section 1244.500 Outcome Reporting The outcome is intended to capture the result of the reporting law enforcement agency's involvement. a) Outcome options include: Released (Own Recognizance), Released (Family Member), Arrested, Voluntary Admission to Mental Health Facility, Offi…

Section 1250.10 Specific Exemptions The provisions of Section 11-1419 of the Illinois Vehicle Code shall not apply with respect to drivers used wholly in driving motor vehicles having not more than two axles and whose gross weight, including the load, does not exceed 10,000 pound…

Section 1250.20 Vehicular Emergencies In case of any vehicular emergency, such as a temporary malfunction or breakdown of equipment, a driver may complete his run by driving for not more than 12 hours in the aggregate following 8 consecutive hours off duty, without being in viola…

Section 1250.30 Adverse Driving Conditions In case of snow, sleet, fog, or other adverse weather conditions, or in case the highways are covered with snow or ice, or presence of unusual road and traffic conditions, a driver may be permitted to drive or operate a motor vehicle of …

Section 1250.40 Road Maintenance The provisions of Section 11-1419 of the Illinois Vehicle Code shall not apply to State or local governmental road maintenance and/or emergency vehicles required to service roads and streets during adverse weather conditions, snowstorms, floods, f…

Section 1250.50 Unusual Temporary Demands The provisions of Section 11-1419 of the Illinois Vehicle Code shall not apply with respect to drivers of motor vehicles engaged solely in making deliveries for retail stores during the period from December 10 to December 25, both inclusi…

Section 1250.60 Disaster Relief The provisions of Section 11-1419 of the Illinois Vehicle Code shall not apply to any carrier subject thereto when transporting passengers or property to or from any section of the country with the object of providing relief in case of earthquake, …

Section 1284.10 Introduction The purpose of this Part is to provide requirements and procedures for the registration of persons convicted of a violation of Section 15 of the Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act [720 ILCS 646/15].

Section 1284.20 Definitions "Department" means the Department of State Police. "Offender" means a person who has been convicted of any violation of Section 15 of the Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act. "Registry" means the Methamphetamine Manufacturer Database e…

Section 1284.30 Procedures a) The following data shall be reported for inclusion in the registry: 1) offender's name 2) offender's date of birth 3) offenses committed 4) date of conviction 5) county of conviction b) Accuracy of Data Included in the Registry The Department will en…

Section 1287.10 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to allow for the production of uniformly sufficient information to allow a proper, well-informed determination of the admissibility of toxicology evidence and to ensure that the evidence is presented competently and intelligibly…

Section 1287.20 Definitions "Accreditation Certificates" means documentation by an authoritative body that gives formal recognition that a body is competent to carry out specific tasks. "Individual Testing Certifications" means documentation by an authoritative body that gives fo…

Section 1287.30 Obligation to Produce The purpose of this Section is to establish a minimum standard for supplying toxicological evidence and is not intended to limit the production or discovery of material information. For subpoenas seeking the disclosure of records in addition …

Section 1292.10 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to develop and implement a coordinated program for a statewide emergency alert system to be used when a child is abducted.

Section 1292.20 Definitions "AMBER Alert Notification Plan" means the system implemented to broadcast critical information to the public when a child is abducted. "AMBER Plan Task Force" means the group appointed by the Illinois Department of State Police to monitor and review th…

Section 1292.30 Requirements The following criteria must be met to activate the AMBER Alert Notification Plan: a) The investigative law enforcement agency must confirm that a child has been abducted. b) The investigative law enforcement agency must confirm that the child meets th…

Section 1292.40 Procedures a) The investigative law enforcement agency must confirm the situation meets the criteria outlined in Section 1292.30 of this Part and then contact the Illinois Department of State Police Springfield Communications Center to request activation of the AM…

Section 1292.50 Responsibilities a) The Department shall establish an AMBER Plan Task Force. b) The Department shall appoint a Child Safety Coordinator. c) The Department, in coordination with the Illinois Emergency Management Agency, shall develop and implement a community outre…

Section 1293.10 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to establish procedures for the training and certification of Illinois State Police Officers who conduct diesel emission inspections pursuant to the Act.

Section 1293.20 Definitions "Act" means to Chapters 13, 13A and 13B of the Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5/Ch. 13, 13A and 13B], which pertain to diesel emission inspections. "Certification" means the authorization of an individual by the Director of State Police or designee as…

Section 1293.30 Procedures a) Certification will occur upon completion of training and successful passage of a written examination. b) Training shall be not less than six hours in duration and shall include both classroom and practical components. c) Certification expires after t…

Section 1295.10 Purpose The purpose of this Part is to delineate regulations for the certification, periodic recertification, and revocation of certification of electronic criminal surveillance officers; to specify standards for procedures and equipment used to intercept and reco…

Section 1295.20 Definitions a) Unless specified otherwise, all terms shall have the meanings set forth in Article 108B of the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 [725 ILCS 5/108B]. b) For purpose of this Part, the following additional definitions apply: "Act" means Article 108B of…

Section 1295.30 Qualification, Certification, and Recertification of Officers No person shall engage in the interception of private oral communication as described in the Act, unless authorized to do so pursuant to certification provisions elaborated in this Part. a) Qualificatio…

Section 1295.40 Revocation of Certification The Director, with the concurrence of the Illinois Law Enforcement Training Standards Board, shall have the power to revoke or suspend any certification granted under this Part. The procedure to revoke or suspend certification shall be …

Section 1295.50 Recording and Minimization Standards Electronic Criminal Surveillance Officers shall comply with the minimization standards required by the Act and this Part: a) Minimization requires that the intercepting officer must use judgement and background knowledge of the…

Section 1295.60 Documentation Requirements The following documents shall be completed and maintained with respect to any interception of private oral communication authorized by the Act. The log may be a paper form, or a digital record produced by the intercept device: a) The Mon…

Section 1295.70 Evidence Handling Procedures The following procedures shall apply to the handling of evidence generated pursuant to these provisions: a) Based on the operating specifications of the intercept equipment, all intercepted conversations will be electronically recorded…

Section 1295.80 Specifications for Materials and Equipment a) The materials and equipment used for electronic criminal surveillance shall be of a type and quality sufficient to satisfy the requirements of the Act and ensure adequate collection and preservation of evidence. The st…

Section 1298.10 Introduction The Department of State Police, in the context of its powers and duties, captures digital images, videos, and measurements in a variety of formats. Individuals and other entities often desire to obtain copies of these digital images, videos, and measu…

Section 1298.20 Definitions "Department" means the Illinois Department of State Police. "Graphic Image" means any image, video or electronic file, including, but not limited to, those depicting a nude human body, autopsy or post-mortem images, a body with severe trauma or injurie…

Section 1298.30 Request Procedures a) A requester shall complete an Imaging Request Form for each imaging product request. b) Each request shall include the appropriate fee established in Section 1298.40, for the particular image product requested. The payment of fees, establishe…

Section 1298.40 Fees The fees reflect the costs incurred to reproduce the particular imaging products. Fees shall be deposited into the State Police Services Fund or as otherwise legally required. The fees shall be as follows: a) Optical CD/DVD containing imaging products (<80 MB…

Section 1500.100 Purpose As the official body in the State of Illinois designated to conduct annual and periodic audits of the procedures, policies, and practices of the state central repositories for criminal history record information, the Illinois Criminal Justice Information …

Section 1500.200 Audit Conduct a) The Authority shall audit the state central repositories at least once each year. The Executive Director shall designate those members of the Authority staff authorized to conduct the audits of the state central repositories on behalf of the Auth…

Section 1500.300 Responsibilities of the State Central Repositories a) As required by law, the state central repositories shall audit, correct and update criminal history record information maintained by them. This responsibility shall be fulfilled by conducting systematic audits…

Section 1500.400 Sampling Procedures a) The state central repositories shall audit a statistically significant random sample of the records they maintain for accuracy and completeness by comparing them with the source documents. Such audits shall be conducted at least once a year…

Section 1500.500 Audit Findings and Reports a) The Authority shall issue a report of its audit findings to the Governor, the General Assembly, the state central repositories, and the public. b) The report shall include a precise statement of the scope of the audit, a statement of…

Section 1510.100 Purpose The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (hereinafter called the "Authority") is the sole administrative appeal body in the State of Illinois to conduct hearings and make final determinations concerning individual challenges to the completeness…

Section 1510.200 Definitions a) Appeals Committee – The term "Appeals Committee" means the standing committee of the Authority consisting of the Authority's three members of the general public. b) Committee Chairman – The term "committee chairman" means the chairman of the Appeal…