Can TCIC/NCIC computerized criminal history record information be run to obtain information on your own family members?

The correct response is that it is false to say that TCIC/NCIC computerized criminal history record information can be run to obtain information on your own family members. These databases are governed by strict laws and regulations that protect the privacy and rights of individuals. Accessing someone's criminal history without proper authorization or a legitimate law enforcement purpose, such as an ongoing investigation, is not permitted.

Furthermore, the systems are designed to ensure that personal information is only accessed for appropriate reasons, such as background checks in certain professional or legal contexts. While family members may be able to obtain information about one another through different, legal channels (such as court records or public records), using TCIC/NCIC for this purpose does not align with the intended use of these resources. This ensures that individual privacy is maintained and prevents potential misuse of sensitive information.