Which system provides access to criminal history records that are not available on the NCIC's III system?

The National Criminal Information Center (NCIC) is a comprehensive database that provides law enforcement agencies with access to a wide range of information, including criminal history records. However, the NCIC's III (Interstate Identification Index) system specifically contains criminal history records that are accessible on a national level. There are other systems in place that may provide additional or different types of data not represented in the NCIC's III database.

The National Criminal Information Center itself serves as a hub for law enforcement and contains multiple categories of information, which includes details about wanted persons, stolen property, and missing persons—alongside more generalized criminal records. However, for specific criminal history records that might not be shared nationally through the NCIC’s III system, other systems would facilitate access to those records.

This highlights the importance of various databases in law enforcement, each serving unique functions that collectively enhance the capacity of agencies to investigate and respond to crime effectively.