What action does NCIC take once a juvenile reaches the age of emancipation?

Once a juvenile reaches the age of emancipation, NCIC takes action by sending a notification message. This is an important procedure to ensure that relevant parties are informed about the change in status, indicating that the individual is no longer considered a juvenile under the law. Emancipation typically means that the person has gained legal independence and does not require the same protections or considerations as a minor.

The notification serves various purposes, such as informing law enforcement and other relevant agencies that any prior restrictions or considerations due to the individual's juvenile status are no longer applicable. This process helps maintain the accuracy and relevancy of records within the NCIC database, ensuring that data reflects the current legal standing of individuals who were previously classified as juveniles.