803 CMR 11.05 - Procedures for Requesting Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI)
(1) For purposes of submitting a CORI request
to screen its own employees, a CRA shall be considered an employer as that term
is referenced in
803 CMR
2.00: Criminal Offender Record Information
(CORI).
(2) Prior to
submitting a CORI request to screen its own current or prospective employees, a
CRA shall obtain a signed CORI Acknowledgement Form and follow all procedures
related to the CORI Acknowledgment Form and verification of identity procedures
as set forth in
803
CMR 2.11: Requirements for Requestors
to Request CORI.
(3) A CRA
shall not be required to obtain a separate CORI Acknowledgment Form provided,
however, that it has incorporated the Massachusetts CRA CORI Acknowledgement
language, published by DCJIS, on its existing form and the fields on the DCJIS
CORI Acknowledgment Form are included either on the CRA form or in the
subject's application.
(4) A CORI
Acknowledgement Form may be collected electronically in accordance with the
provisions of
803
CMR 2.12: Electronic Submission of
CORI Acknowledgment Forms.
(5) After a period of one year, a new CORI
Acknowledgement Form shall be obtained from the subject. Subsequent CORI
requests are subject to the procedures related to subsequent verification of
identity as set forth in
803
CMR 2.13: Identity Verification
Exemption for Subsequent CORI Checks.
(6) Nothing in
803 CMR
11.00 shall be construed to prohibit a CRA or an
iCORI-registered client from making an adverse licensing, employment, or
housing decision on the basis of a subject's refusal to consent to a lawful
request for CORI.
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