Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration,

Question 1

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Any person found solely in violation of the Criminal Registration Ordinance , will be immediately transported to Detective Division of Occurrence. True or False

Answer 1

FALSE : No person shall be taken into custody solely on suspicion that the individual has violated the criminal registration ordinance of the Philadelphia Code.

Question 2

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Who is responsible for interviewing the registrant and completing the criminal registration information (75-358) ,and the Biographical information Chart (75-229) :

Answer 2

Records and identification Unit.

Question 3

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, State law requires criminal registration for certain crimes. Persons to whom this ordinance is applicable are those who reside or who comes to Philadelphia and remain for more than 48 hours . Registration must occur within __________? arrival

Answer 3

75 hours AFTER

Question 4

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Any person required to register shall , for a period of five years from date of his last becoming subject to the provisions of this chapter , be required to notify the police department within _______. he moves to a new place of residence within the city.

Answer 4

24 hours AFTER

Question 5

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, IS it a violation of this ordinance if the registrant fails to carry to a criminal registration card ?

Answer 5

No

Question 6

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Criminal registration will apply only to

Answer 6

adult offenders.

Question 7

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Persons who required to register:

Answer 7

Any person who at any time hereafter or who within five years prior to the effective
date of this chapter, April 23, 1957, has pleaded guilty, nolo contendere or has been
adjudged guilty of any crime as herein defined, under the laws of the United States,
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or any state and who has been sentenced to
any term of imprisonment, parole, probation, or whose sentence has been
suspended, except however, that no person who has received a pardon shall be
subject to the provisions hereof, and that with respect to any person who has been
incarcerated, the five year period shall be computed from the date of his release
from incarceration.

Question 8

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Persons who required to register:

Answer 8

Crimes shall be limited to the following: Blackmail, burglary, robbery, arson,
murder, kidnapping, extortion, violation of the Pennsylvania Uniform Firearms
Act, unlawful use, sale, or possession of narcotics, violations of the Mann Act,
rape, attempt to commit any of the above offenses or a conspiracy to commit
any of the above offenses.

Question 9

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration, Persons who required to register:

Answer 9

b. State law also requires registration for any sexual offense committed against a
juvenile.
c. Persons to whom this ordinance is applicable are those who reside or who come
to Philadelphia and remain for more than 48 hours. Registration must occur
within 72 hours after arrival.
d. Any person required to register shall, for a period of five years from the date of
his last becoming subject to the provisions of this chapter, be required to notify
the Police Department within 24 hours after he moves to a new place of
residence within the City.

Question 10

According to Directive 5.13 Criminal Registration,
REGISTRATION PROCESS
A. Records and Identification shall:

Answer 10

1. Interview registrant and complete Criminal Registration Information (75-358) and
   the Biographical Information Chart (75-229). Forward a copy of the 75-229 to
   Detective Headquarters.
2. Fingerprint and photograph registrant.
3. Contact the Criminal Records Section Supervisor and request that a check be made
   through both the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and the Philadelphia
   Crime Information Center (PCIC) to determine if there are any outstanding
   warrants on the registrant.
   a. If this check reveals a “hit” on the registrant, the Criminal Records Section
   Supervisor will:
   1) Follow the procedures outlined in Directive 5.17, “Wanted Persons.”
   2) Notify the originator of the “wanted” message if it is a local warrant as well
   as the Detention Unit supervisor and the Identification Unit supervisor.
   b. The Police Detention Unit (PDU) supervisor will ensure the wanted individual
   is taken into custody and held for further disposition
4. When it has been ascertained that the registrant is not wanted, issue a Criminal
   Registration Certificate (75-116).

Question 11

INVESTIGATION PROCEDURE

Answer 11

A. When persons are taken into custody by members of the Department on a warrant
charging violation of this ordinance, or when an investigation discloses that an offender
has violated this ordinance, the detective division of occurrence shall:
1. Prepare the necessary offense and subsequent investigatory reports including
Biographical Information Chart (75-229).
NOTE: It is NOT a violation of this ordinance if the registrant fails to carry the
certificate.