Massachusetts · Regulations
803 CMR 2.00 — Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI)
29 sections
29 sections
- 803 CMR 2.01Purpose and Scope
- 803 CMR 2.02Definitions
- 803 CMR 2.03CORI Inclusions and Exclusions
- 803 CMR 2.04iCORI Registration
- 803 CMR 2.05Levels of Access to CORI
- 803 CMR 2.06Access to an Individual’s Own CORI
- 803 CMR 2.07Attorneys
- 803 CMR 2.08Legally Designated Representatives
- 803 CMR 2.09Special Categories for CORI Access
- 803 CMR 2.10Prohibition against Requiring an Individual to Provide His or Her Own CORI
- 803 CMR 2.11Requirements for Requestors to Request CORI
- 803 CMR 2.12Electronic Submission of CORI Acknowledgment Forms
- 803 CMR 2.13Identity Verification Exemption for Subsequent CORI Checks
- 803 CMR 2.14Storage and Retention of CORI
- 803 CMR 2.15Destruction of CORI and CORI Acknowledgment Forms
- 803 CMR 2.16Required Dissemination of CORI
- 803 CMR 2.17Permissive Dissemination of CORI
- 803 CMR 2.18CORI Policy Requirement for Certain Requestors and the Need to Know Requirements
- 803 CMR 2.19Requirement to Maintain a Secondary Dissemination Log
- 803 CMR 2.20Adverse Employment Decision Based on CORI or Other Criminal History Information
- 803 CMR 2.21Adverse Licensing Decision Based on CORI or Other Criminal History Information
- 803 CMR 2.22Use of a Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA)
- 803 CMR 2.23Audits by DCJIS
- 803 CMR 2.24Confidentiality and Privacy of CORI
- 803 CMR 2.25CORI Self-audit
- 803 CMR 2.26Inaccurate CORI
- 803 CMR 2.27CORI Complaints
- 803 CMR 2.28The Criminal Record Review Board
- 803 CMR 2.29Severability