Can records in a Located Status be modified?

Records in a Located Status can indeed be modified, but this is contingent upon authorization. Only personnel who have been granted specific permissions are allowed to make changes to these records. This ensures that the integrity and security of the data are maintained while still allowing for necessary updates or corrections.

In the context of the Indiana Data and Communications System (IDACS), following the appropriate protocols for modifications is essential for compliance with legal and organizational standards. Therefore, this careful management helps protect sensitive information and supports law enforcement operations by ensuring that only trusted individuals can alter critical data. Understanding who has the authority to make changes is crucial, given the potential implications for accuracy and accountability in law enforcement and data handling.

The other options imply either unrestricted access to modify records or a complete prohibition against making any changes, neither of which accurately reflects the operational policies typically in place for sensitive or critical data, such as that found in IDACS.