How to pronounce“crs”in English

So the CRS does have a huge amount of records in it-- about 115 million records-- not pages,

of the CRS. The ECF performs a relatively modern full-text search of the CRS.

to bear in designing the CRS and it's the same CRS that we deal with today.

It's probably because the CRS is in fact a paper database of 115 million records.

which more or less mirrors the CRS and is searchable.

We really want more than the CRS but we don't get to deal with that.

We're trying to search the CRS.

There are many FBI records that are not contained in the CRS, including the ELSUR indices-- the electronic surveillance records.

most of the things that are in the CRS, which is what we want to do.

their FOIA policy-- is not only to limit searches of the CRS to the ACS's UNI application but to limit those UNI searches

The FBI's indices for searching for electronic surveillance records are separate from the CRS and cannot be searched

And in fact, it's basically the same CRS that J. Edgar Hoover helped design in 1921.

And so, to search the CRS, the FBI created something called the ACS in 1995,

So the ACS's ECF application conducts full-text searches of the CRS.

under extraordinary circumstances would the FBI conduct ECF full-text searches of the CRS in response to a FOIA request."

As such, the ACS index search of the CRS is the key to locating information responsive to FOIA requests."

into a very good neurologist in in Boston her name was Bronson CRS fact he's an owed chair named after her now

And you were using Corporate Social Responsibility where our event was called CRS, Corporate Social

requests will be maintained within the FBI's Central Records System, or CRS.

So, according to the FBI, the CRS itself cannot actually be searched.

The ACS is comprised of three primary search applications that the FBI can use to perform to what amounts to searches of the CRS.

Right now, we're just trying to do the CRS.

purposes, the FBI routinely uses the ECF application to conduct full-text searches of the CRS and they don't think it's that much of a burden.

But either way, we're not really going to deal with ELSUR records right now and we're really just going to be looking at the CRS.

Now the FBI's default FOIA search protocols involved utilization of the UNI to search an arbitrarily-produced index, or indices, of FBI CRS records

Instead, as noted, the FBI's default FOIA search protocol involves utilization of the UNI to search an index or indices of FBI CRS records