General Criminal Scoring Criteria & Information. Registry Hit pending & active deferred. Score Decisional if no possible Pattern exists.
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1 FELONY CRIMINAL MATRI Domestic Requirements Only 7 year scope *see notes below regarding calculating reportability scope General Criminal Scoring Criteria & Information Reporting Scope 7 years, to be counted from date of disposition unless jail or prison time is included in sentencing. ** If jail or prison time is assigned, that time should be included when calculating scope. ***Do NOT include any probation or parole when determining reportability. Se Offender Felony or Misdemeanor Felony or Misdemeanors where Charge Categories cannot be determined Registry Hit pending & active deferred Score Decisional if no possible Pattern eists. Use any Not Assigned felony or misdemeanor to complete any possible Patterns Infractions & Traffic all dispositions, ecept if separate MVR is included then refer to the MVR section. Pattern Rules 3 or more mi & match = Decisional. Any Eligible misdemeanor conviction ecept those categories noted as Always Eligible should be accumulated per Mi & Match Pattern Rule. * Any misdemeanor conviction with category Not Assigned (if unable to successfully categorize) should be included to create mi & match pattern. ELIGIBLE Eample = Decisional 3 or more same minor category = Ineligible. Repeated felony or misdemeanor convictions in specific minor categories noted on the matri have rules that will elevate the score to Ineligible when the pattern includes 3 or more convictions that are all within the same minor category. Same Minor Category rule eamples: 3 (or more) Eligible misdemeanor convictions within the Criminal Intent: Child Related minor category Eample = Ineligible OR 3 (or more) convictions within the Judgment & Property Damage: Disorderly Conduct & Like minor category that could include any combination of felony & misdemeanor convictions to equal Pattern Eample = Ineligible Criminal Charge Categories Felony convictions (please see Reporting Scope instructions listed above)
2 Civil Disobedience ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Alcohol if pattern Animal Ordinance if pattern Boating & Recreation Violations if pattern Fish & Game if pattern Other Civil Ordinance if pattern Public Nuisance if pattern Tobacco if pattern Criminal Intent ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Abuse Bribery Child Related if pattern Civil Rights Violations if pattern Conspiracy / Accessory Corruption of Minor if pattern Criminal Tools if pattern Endangerment & Neglect False Statements & Reports if pattern Gambling if pattern Identity Related Impersonating an Officer Injury Juvenile / Minor Participation if pattern Loiter & Prowl if pattern Other Non-violent if pattern Perjury & Contempt Resist / Obstruct / Evade / Flee if pattern Tampering - Nonviolent if pattern Vehicular Related Warrant & Probation / Appearance if pattern Weapons - Nonviolent Domestic Crimes ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Child Abuse if pattern Child Endangerment & Neglect if pattern Domestic Custody Related if pattern Domestic Violence Non-support Child / Spouse if pattern Judgment & Property Damage ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Disorderly Conduct & Like if pattern Disturbing the Peace if pattern Other - Misconduct if pattern Trespass if pattern Vandalism & Property Damage if pattern Security Related ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Commercial Transportation
3 Computer Crimes Hazardous Materials Immigration if pattern Terrorism Treason Se Crimes ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Se - Child Related Se - Miscellaneous Se - Offender Se - Prostitution Se - Unlawful Contact Se - Violence Substance Abuse ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Drugs - Distribution Drugs - Possession if pattern DUI - Alcohol & Unspecified DUI - Drug Related Intoication - Alcohol & Unspecified if pattern Intoication - Drugs if pattern Marijuana - Distribution Marijuana - Possession if pattern Other - Drug Related if pattern Theft & Burglary ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Bad Check if pattern Burglary Forgery Fraud Identity Theft Related Receiving / Possession SEC Violations Ta Related if pattern Theft Traffic ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Aggravated Traffic Driving with Revoked License Leaving the Scene Driving without License Other License Related Reckless Driving Traffic Insurance Related Traffic Moving Violation - Other not misdemeanor or lesser level
4 Traffic Moving Violation - Speed Traffic - Other Traffic Traffic Registration & Inspection Traffic Seatbelt Related Violence & Threats ELIGIBLE felony convictions felony convictions INELIGIBLE felony convictions Animal Cruelty if pattern Arson Assault & Battery Attempted Murder Fighting Hate Crimes Kidnapping Manslaughter Murder Related Other Violence if pattern Robbery Stalk / Harass / Threats Tampering if pattern Vehicular Manslaughter Weapons - Criminal if pattern Weapons - Use not misdemeanor or lesser level
5 MISDEMEANOR CRIMINAL MATRI Domestic Requirements Only 7 year scope *see notes below regarding calculating reportability scope General Criminal Scoring Criteria & Information Reporting Scope 7 years, to be counted from date of disposition plus any jail or prison time that is included in sentencing. ** If jail or prison time is assigned, that time should be included when calculating scope. ***Do NOT include any probation or parole when determining reportability. Interim time frames for indicated misdemeanor convictions are to be calculated using the same criteria. Se Offender Felony or Misdemeanor Felony or Misdemeanor convictions if Charge Category cannot be determined Registry Hit pending & active deferred Score Decisional if no possible Pattern eists. Use any Not Assigned felony or misdemeanor to complete any possible Patterns Infractions & Traffic all dispositions, unless separate MVR is included then refer to the MVR section. Pattern Rules 3 or more mi & match = Decisional. Any Eligible misdemeanor conviction ecept those categories noted as Always Eligible should be accumulated per Mi & Match Pattern Rule. ELIGIBLE * Any misdemeanor conviction with category Not Assigned (if unable to successfully categorize) should be included to create mi & match pattern. Eample = Decisional 3 or more same minor category = Ineligible. Repeated felony or misdemeanor convictions in specific minor categories noted on the matri have rules that will elevate the
6 score to Ineligible when the pattern includes 3 or more convictions that are all within the same minor category. Same Minor Category rule eamples: 3 (or more) Eligible misdemeanor convictions within the Criminal Intent: Child Related minor category Eample = Ineligible OR 3 (or more) convictions within the Judgment & Property Damage: Disorderly Conduct & Like minor category that could include any combination of felony & misdemeanor convictions to equal Pattern Eample = Ineligible Criminal Charge Categories Misdemeanor convictions (please see Reporting Scope instructions listed above) Civil Disobedience ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Alcohol No pattern If pattern Animal Ordinance Boating & Recreation Violations Fish & Game Other Civil Ordinance Public Nuisance Tobacco Criminal Intent ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Child Related No pattern If pattern in same category Criminal Tools No pattern If pattern False Statements & Reports No pattern If pattern in same category Gambling No pattern If pattern Identity Related No pattern If pattern
7 Impersonating an Officer Injury Juvenile / Minor Participation No pattern If pattern Loiter & Prowl Other Non-violent Perjury & Contempt Resist / Obstruct / Evade / Flee No pattern If pattern in same category Tampering - Nonviolent No pattern If pattern in same category Vehicular Related Warrant & Probation / Appearance Weapons - Nonviolent Domestic Crimes ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Child Abuse if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old within the last two years OR pattern in same category Child Endangerment & Neglect if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old within the last two years OR pattern in same category Domestic Custody Related if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old within the last two years OR pattern in same category Domestic Violence if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old within the last two years OR pattern in same category Non-support Child / Spouse Judgment & Property Damage ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Disorderly Conduct & Like No pattern If pattern in same category Disturbing the Peace No pattern If pattern in same category Other - Misconduct Trespass No pattern If pattern in same category Vandalism & Property Damage No pattern If pattern in same category Security Related ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Commercial Transportation Computer Crimes Hazardous Materials
8 Immigration Terrorism Treason Se Crimes ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Se - Child Related if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Se - Miscellaneous Se - Offender Se - Prostitution if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Se - Unlawful Contact if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Se - Violence if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Substance Abuse ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Drugs - Distribution if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Drugs - Possession if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category DUI - Alcohol & Unspecified *If NO separate MVR is included in the report, Eligible unless pattern * If no separate MVR is included, but a pattern eists *If there IS a separate MVR report and a single conviction is more than 5 years old * If a separate MVR report is included in the CID AND there is either a pattern OR if within the last five (5) years DUI - Drug Related *If NO separate MVR is included in the report, Eligible unless pattern * If no separate MVR is included, but a pattern eists *If there IS a separate MVR report and a single conviction is more than 5 years old * If a separate MVR report is included in the CID AND there is either a pattern OR if within the last five (5) years Intoication - Alcohol & Unspecified No pattern If pattern Intoication - Drugs if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Marijuana - Distribution if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Marijuana - Possession if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Other - Drug Related Theft & Burglary ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Bad Check if more than 5 years old if more than 2 years and less than 5 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Burglary if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Forgery if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category
9 Fraud if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Identity Theft Related if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Receiving / Possession if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category SEC Violations if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Ta Related if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Theft if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Traffic ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Aggravated Traffic Driving with Revoked License Leaving the Scene Driving without License Other License Related if NO separate MVR report is included in the CID if NO separate MVR report is included in the CID if a separate MVR report is included in the CID if a separate MVR report is included in the CID Reckless Driving Traffic Insurance Related Traffic Moving Violation - Other Traffic Moving Violation - Speed not misdemeanor or lesser level Traffic - Other Traffic Traffic Registration & Inspection Traffic Seatbelt Related Violence & Threats ELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions misdemeanor convictions INELIGIBLE misdemeanor convictions Animal Cruelty Arson if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Assault & Battery if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Attempted Murder if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Fighting if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Hate Crimes if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category
10 Kidnapping Manslaughter Murder Related Other Violence Robbery if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Stalk / Harass / Threats Tampering Vehicular Manslaughter Weapons - Criminal if more than 2 years old if within the last two years OR pattern in same category Weapons - Use
11 DOMESTIC NON-CRIMINAL MATRI Domestic Requirements Only Component MVR ELIGIBLE INELIGIBLE * * Pattern Rules: 8 or more points in 3 years, or 9 or more in 7 years Low Level Moving and Non-moving - 2 pts Serious Moving - 3 pts Low Level - Non-Moving Category - unless pattern eists Parking, equipment, tab, etc., failure to notify police of an accident, failure to maintain financial responsibility Low Level - Moving Category - unless pattern eists Speeding, running stop sign, etc., driving with an epired or invalid license, inattentive driving Any past record of license suspensions or revocations, regardless of current license status. N/A License currently revoked or suspended (for driving position) Serious - Moving Category within the last 5 years eists DUI, DWI, Reckless, Negligent, Careless, Ehibition driving, etc., Driving with a revoked/suspended license, OWI Global Sanction ELIGIBLE INELIGIBLE No record found Any record found N/A N/A FACIS ELIGIBLE INELIGIBLE No derogatory information found Any record found N/A N/A Se Offender ELIGIBLE INELIGIBLE No record found Any record found N/A N/A
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