North Carolina Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) State Practice Exam

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Within how many days must a report of the disposition of charges be made to the State Bureau of Investigations after fingerprinting?

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The correct answer is: 60 days

The requirement to report the disposition of charges to the State Bureau of Investigations specifically mandates that this must occur within 60 days following fingerprinting. This time frame ensures that records are updated promptly, facilitating efficient tracking and monitoring of criminal cases. It reflects the emphasis on timely communication between law enforcement agencies and the SBI, underscoring the importance of accurate and current data in maintaining public safety and supporting judicial processes. The choices that indicate a shorter or longer reporting time do not align with this regulatory expectation, as they would either hinder the timely updating of information or overload the system with delays, negatively affecting legal proceedings and law enforcement efficiency.