True or False: All records entered into NCIC must be double-checked by a second party.

All records entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) require a second party to double-check for accuracy and completeness. This procedure is crucial because the integrity of the information stored in NCIC is essential for effective law enforcement operations and public safety. Ensuring that records are verified helps to minimize errors, which can lead to wrongful arrests or other legal issues. The requirement for a secondary verification reinforces accountability in data handling and supports the overall reliability of the NCIC system.

In contrast, choices that suggest that double-checking is not universally required or only needed for specific types of records do not align with the standard practices designed to safeguard the accuracy of all entries into the system.