What does DCIN's legal counsel advise against reading over the radio?

The recommendation against reading driver's history information over the radio primarily stems from privacy and confidentiality concerns. Driver's history data can contain sensitive personal information, including past driving offenses, identification details, and other private data that should not be publicly disclosed. Sharing such information over a radio channel can lead to unauthorized access and potential privacy violations, which can compromise both the individual's rights and the integrity of law enforcement operations.

The other topics listed, such as traffic violations, DMV regulations, and crime reports, may not carry the same level of personal sensitivity and are generally managed with different communication protocols that prioritize public safety while still being mindful of privacy regulations. However, due to the reflective nature of driver's history and its implications, it is particularly critical to handle this information with heightened discretion, making the legal counsel's advice against broadcasting it over the radio sound in the context of data protection standards.