Basic Adjudication Guidelines

Basic Adjudication Guidelines

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Adjudication Results Client must set results to Does Not Meet after HireRight review

Adjudication Results

MEETS COMPANY STANDARDS (MEETS COMPANY STANDARDS)

Explanation

The applicant’s background check results do not trigger any of the defined

adjudication criteria, allowing the hiring process to continue for the candidate.

The applicant’s background check results have triggered some questions. Please

review the report details and make the appropriate employment decision.

PENDING/ Pending Potential
Conflict

Once the client sets a report to “Does Not Meet Company Standards”, The FCRA

pre-adverse/adverse letter process should start.

Does Not Meet Company
Standards

Social Security Trace (SSN)

2345
No data or invalid trace No data age 21 and older No DOB available and No data No data under 21
Pending Pending Pending Meets Company Standards

SSN Validation

Issue date precedes DOB.
Pending

National Sex Offender List

National Criminal Search

Recommended Adjudication Status Not adjudicated at this step. Results will be adjudicated upon the order of a county criminal and/or statewide criminal search if a hit is returned

23
Prohibited Party Match Sex Offender Match

Pending

Pending- Potential Conflict

*National Criminal Search Notes

Sex Offender Hits need to be verified on State Sex Offender registry if National Criminal Search is using a source other than the State Registry in the initial search.

Criminal Records

Item # 1

Status

Court disposition of dismissed Traffic or vehicle code violation ( Except DUI/DWI, refer to Meets Company Standards
23
Meets Company Standards

crimes involving weapons, violence, theft (includes petty theft), robbery, burglary, larceny, embezzlement, dishonesty, misappropriation, fraud, forgery or sex crimes Drunk driving or related conviction (one conviction only)
Pending

678
Drunk driving or related (more than one conviction) Worthless (bad) check (one conviction or more convictions) Misdemeanor marijuana possession charge of less than 1 ounce over more than two years. (CA law; can apply to other states)
Pending- Potential Conflict Pending Pending

paraphernalia; and possession of less than 1 oz of marijuana in recent 2 years
10 11 12 13 14
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor Unresolved warrant Conviction on a single sex crime Any felony conviction except: those listed below Any felony/misdemeanor conviction involving: weapons, violence, theft (includes petty theft), robbery, burglary, larceny, embezzlement, dishonesty, misappropriation, fraud, forgery or sex crimes
Pending Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict Pending Pending- Potential Conflict

15 16
Felony or Misdemeanor pending court decision Three or more misdemeanor convictions (incl. Drive w/o license) within the last seven years not including weapons, violence, theft (includes petty theft), robbery, burglary, larceny, embezzlement, dishonesty, misappropriation, fraud, forgery or sex crimes
Pending Pending

17 18 19 20
Sale or delivery of marijuana and/or controlled substances. Mob action (AKA gang activity) Computer crimes Deferred Adjudication, Probation before Judgment includes final adjudication of dismissed.
Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict Pending

Criminal Records Notes: 1) Results of criminal records should only be considered for convictions (with the exception of item 20 Deferred Court

Decisions). Court dispositions of dismissed, waived, “nolle prosse”, not guilty should not be considered. The time frame

of reportable history of convictions varies by state and the adjudication of these convictions will apply only as far back as legally reportable.

2) Criminal Note: Any Court Records that are a “Possible” match because all information could not be precisely verified;

will be adjudicated as Pending*

Motor Vehicle Reports

Status
13

Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict
569
19 Years or older with less than a 1 Year Driving History License Status is Suspended, Probationary, Expired, Invalid

or Graduated, restricted or International

Suspensions of six months or more within the last year prior to the evaluation. Can be a cumulative total of all suspension time.
10

11
More than Two Traffic or Vehicle Code Violations within the Pending- Potential Conflict Last Two Years More than Three Traffic or Vehicle Code Violations within the Last Three Years
12 13

Combination of 2 or more violations and 1 or more cited accidents in the last 2 years.

result of a DUI related charge) in last 3 years
16

17 18 19
Being Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance in last 3 Pending- Potential Conflict years

Leaving the Scene of an accident / Hit and Run in last 3 years Pending- Potential Conflict Using a vehicle to commit a felony / Vehicular Homicide in last 3 years
20 21 2
Speed Contest / Racing in last 3 years Fleeing and Eluding the Police in last 3 years 18 Years requires a 2 Year Driving History (2 years from date Meets Company Standards of adjudication) with no breaks over six months (permit time accepted)
Pending- Potential Conflict Pending- Potential Conflict

from date of evaluation) with no breaks over six months.
22 7
MVR does not contain sufficient data to verify driving history Pending

not mentioned in MVR Standards )

MVR Notes:

1) Results of driving records will be adjudicated for both charges and convictions

2) Violations to be counted in the MVR standard include all moving violations and also any cell phone or seat belt violation.
3) Secondary violations on the same stop are not counted. ( ie only one violation per stop is to be counted )

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