the georgia crime information center operating manual - GBI LMS

disposition, including any appeal, and for whom a warrant to arrest is not in force for that
offense.
Prohibited (PROHIB)
Refers to a person against whom an Order of Prohibition is in effect with regard to liquor,
firearms, vehicle driving (and boat operation), hunting or any other court or statuteimposed
prohibition. Responses pertaining to individuals with revoked/suspended
licenses will be returned as PROHIB records by CPIC. British Columbia, however,
keeps its own status information and therefore no status information will be provided by
CPIC for British Columbia drivers.
Parolee (PAROL)
Refers to a person who has been convicted of a criminal offense and has been released
on:
• Parole
• Day Parole
• Life Parole
• Mandatory Supervision, or
• Temporary absence over 24 hours from a federal penitentiary
Probation (PROB)
Refers to a person who has been convicted or found guilty of an offense and:
• Has been given a suspended sentence, or conditional discharge under section
Canadian Law 736 (1) CC,
or
• Has been released on probation,
or
• Has been placed on peace bond, recognizance or restraining order,
or
• Is a young offender who is in Open Custody.
Open Custody is the same as juvenile probation in Georgia.
Refused (REF)
This category is used to record data on a person who has:
• Been refused the issuance of a Firearm Acquisition Certificate (FAC),
or
• Been refused the issuance of a Firearm Registration Certificate (FRC),
or
• Had a FRC revoked
GCIC Operating Manual
Canadian Files
Rev. 2011