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REJIS-Connecting People with Information
Training Course Descriptions

General Courses


BASIC TERMINAL OPERATION/REJIS INTRODUCTION

Description:

Provides an overview of REJIS and other computer systems to which REJIS relates. This course will also provide limited information on some very basic data processing concepts.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

None

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for all new Terminal Operators. No Recertification Required.




THE COMPUTER AS AN INVESTIGATIVE TOOL

Description:

Show methods in which existing computer files are used to gather information for investigation purposes. Provides an overall view of REJIS services.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

None

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: None

 



DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE (DOR)

Description:

Inquiries and responses are explained for driver's history, and motor vehicle, dealer, marine, and prorate vehicle registration.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 14, 18, 19 and 27



MESSAGE ROUTE/NLETS
(National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System)

Description:

Describes and instructs in methods of sending and receiving administrative or criminal type messages locally, statewide or out-of-state. These message routing procedures, via terminals, include point-to-point, all point bulletins, and criminal history inquiry and responses. Methods of obtaining information from out-of-state department of revenue and REJIS Electronic Mail features are also discussed.

Duration:

3 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"

or "Person/Vehicle Inquiry" combination

or "LE Courts/Corrections Inquiry" for court/corrections personnel

"MULES/NCIC Inquiry"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 16, 24, and 26

 


Law Enforcement Courses


ARREST ENTRY

Description:

Presents the entire scope of arrest from entering, updating, and deleting a record to retrieving it.

Duration:

3 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 2, 4, 9, 10, 14, 20, 25, and 26




FIELD INTERVIEW REPORT (FIR)

Description:

Entry, update, and inquiry procedures for FIR access explained and responses interpreted.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: None



LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPUTER INQUIRY

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to check REJIS law enforcement files concerning persons and vehicles. Responses from these checks are also interpreted.

Duration:

3 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 19, 20, 25, 26

NOTE: This course may be taken in individual day segments.
See course description for Vehicle Inquiry and Person Inquiry.



LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPUTER INQUIRY – COMMUNICATIONS

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret REJIS law enforcement files as well as the DOR, MULES, NCIC, and NLETS systems as they relate to communications personnel.

Duration:

3 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 8

NOTE: St. Louis City and County Police Departments - Communications Personnel only.

This class is scheduled through Training Coordinator from St. Louis City and County Police Departments.



LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPUTER INQUIRY – ILLINOIS

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to check REJIS law enforcement files concerning persons and vehicles. Responses from these checks are also interpreted.

Duration:

2 days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 5, 7, 9 and 14

NOTE: This course may be taken in individual segments.
See course description for Vehicle Inquiry - Illinois and Person Inquiry – Illinois.



MULES/NCIC INQUIRY

Description:

Explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret MULES and NCIC system files; i.e., Wanted/Missing Persons, articles, security and criminal history files with little or no emphasis on REJIS system files.

Duration:

2 days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 6, 24 and 26



PERSON INQUIRY – ILLINOIS

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret responses from REJIS law enforcement files as they relate to persons.

Duration:

2 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 5, 7, 9, 14, and 15

NOTE: Persons who have completed the 2-day "Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry - Illinois"
class have covered this material.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



PERSON INQUIRY

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret responses from REJIS law enforcement files as they relate to persons. Some emphasis on DOR, MULES and NCIC systems.

Duration:

2 days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 19, 20, 25, 26 and 29

NOTE: Persons who have completed the 3-day "Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"
class have covered this material.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



SUMMONS SYSTEM (IN LIEU OF ARREST)

Description:

The Summons System contains names and descriptions of individuals who have been issued a summons to appear in court on a given date and time. Persons 17 years of age or older may be released on a Summons in lieu of arrest. Also, the court disposition is included.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade



VALIDATION CERTIFICATION

Description:

Explanation of what validation is and proper procedures for validating computer records.

Duration:

3 Hours

Prerequisites:

None

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 13



VEHICLE ENTRY

Description:

The Vehicle file is presented in detail - entry, update, locate,cancel and inquiry. The qualifications and process of forwarding these records to MULES/NCIC is also covered.

Duration:

2 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 2 and 11

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of two months' working knowledge of
agency procedures.



VEHICLE INQUIRY

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret responses from REJIS law enforcement files as they relate to vehicles. Some emphasis on the DOR, MULES and NCIC systems.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 1, 2, 19 and 20

NOTE: Students who have completed the 3-day Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry class
have covered this material.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



VEHICLE INQUIRY – ILLINOIS

Description:

Detailed explanation of methods used to inquire and interpret responses from REJIS law enforcement files as they relate to vehicles.

Duration:

1 Day

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Eligible Participants:

Illinois Law Enforcement personnel solely responsible for vehicle investigations.

Required for Certification Levels: 5, 7, 9, and 14

NOTE: Students who have completed the 2-day "Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry - Illinois"
class have covered this material.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



WANTED/MISSING PERSON ENTRY

Description:

The Wanted/Missing Person file is presented in detail - entry, update,locate, cancel and inquiry. The qualifications and process of forwarding these records to MULES/NCIC is also covered.

Duration:

2 days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 2, 16 and 29

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of two months' working knowledge of
agency procedures.



WANTED/MISSING PERSON ENTRY – ILLINOIS

Description:

The Wanted/Missing Person file is presented in detail - entry, update,locate, cancel and inquiry.

Duration:

2 days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

"Law Enforcement Computer Inquiry - Illinois"

Passing Requirement:

70% minimum passing grade

Required for Certification Levels: 7 and 14

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of two months' working knowledge of
agency procedures.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.




CORRECTION COURSES


CORRECTIONS TRACKING SYSTEM (CTS)

Description:

Learn the essential elements of the system: How to read a corrections record; track a resident from start to finish; incarceration, supervision, and the release process. Master the entry, update, and the retrieval of data.

Duration:

2 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Required for Certification Levels: None

Contact Training Unit to schedule the course.



INTEGRATED JAIL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (IJMS)

(This is a personal computer (PC) application for correctional facilities to use in working with residents.)

Description:

Learn the essential elements of the system, which include admitting a resident, scheduling movements inside and outside facility, and releasing a resident.

Duration:

4 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Basic Knowledge of a PC or "Introduction to Personal Computers"

Passing Requirement:

None

Required for Certification Levels: None

Dates to be announced.




COURT COURSES



COURT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) - CIVIL

TWENTY-FIRST CIRCUIT COURT

Description:

Learn the essential elements of the automated processing of civil cases. Master the functions of entry, update, and the retrieval of data for the system.

Duration:

1 – 5 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction.

Required for Certification Levels: None

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of one months' working knowledge of

court procedures.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



COURT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) – CRIMINAL

Description:

Learn the essential elements of the automated processing of criminal cases. Master the functions of entry, update, and the retrieval of data for the system.

Duration:

2 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Required for Certification Levels: None

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of one months' working knowledge of
court procedures.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



COURT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) –CRIMINAL INQUIRY

Description:

Presents a detailed explanation of inquiry methods used in the CMS Criminal System. Instruction will include an explanation of record retrieval and response interpretation of circuit court cases.

Duration:

3 hours

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Required for Certification Levels: None

NOTE: Class restricted to agencies with CMS access.



COURT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CMS) – CIVIL INQUIRY

TWENTY-FIRST CIRCUIT COURT

Description:

Presents a detailed explanation of inquiry methods used in the CMS Civil System. Instruction will include an explanation of record retrieval and response interpretation of court cases.

Duration:

3 hours

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Required for Certification Levels: None

NOTE: Class restricted to agencies with CMS Civil access.

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.




METROPOLITAN DOCKETING SYSTEM (MDS)
THE JUDICIARY CALENDAR

Description:

Detailed explanation on the use of court events from the time of case initiation to disposition. This course will include the understanding of batch reports generated through the submitting of jobs requested.

Duration:

2 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction".

Required for Certification Levels: None

NOTE: Recommended attendees have a minimum of one months' working knowledge of
court procedures

Contact Training Unit to schedule this course.



INTEGRATED METROPOLITAN DOCKETING SYSTEM (IMDS)

Description:

This is a personal computer (PC) application for municipal courts to use for handling their court administration duties. Learn how to record case information from issuance through judgement, maintaining court dockets, and keeping accurate records of the collection of fine and court cost.

Duration:

2 – 3 Days

Prerequisites:

"Basic Terminal Operation/REJIS Introduction"

Passing Requirement:

None

Required for Certification Levels: None

 



TEST OUTS


Test-Outs Schedule

Description:

Access to the regional, state, and national law enforcement systems requires the terminal operator's proficiency to be tested and re-affirmed every two (2) years. This re-affirmation is accomplished through the test-out session.

The "Test-Out" is a combination of written questions and practical exercises and can be taken in lieu of attending classes. Test-outs are used to verify an operator has retained a certain level of proficiency so they can be re-certified.

Individuals should sign up for the test-out session that best fits their schedule. Each session will be "open enrollment," meaning the certification level and topics to be tested will be determined by the student—not the schedule. Therefore individuals with different certification levels can attend the same test-out session. The tests given will depend upon the level of re-certification being sought. An operator may leave when the tests are complete. The test-out time is a maximum of 3 hours for a Level 2 certification. Other certifications will be less than 3 hours.

A minimum grade of 70% is required to pass or become re-certified. A lower score will result in termination of access until such time as the appropriate classes have be taken.

The Training Unit can be contacted at (314) 535-1950 to discuss special needs test-out scheduling.

 



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