True or false: Logging onto an OLETS terminal with someone else's credentials for a valid reason is still illegal.

Logging onto an OLETS terminal using someone else’s credentials is illegal, regardless of the reason provided. This practice violates policies surrounding access to sensitive information and systems. Credentials are issued for personal use only, ensuring the integrity and security of the data. Allowing others to use one's credentials can lead to unauthorized access to confidential information, and it compromises both accountability and traceability of actions taken within the system.

Permitting shared access can lead to misuse or abuse of the information, further emphasizing the importance of maintaining strict access controls. Each individual is responsible for their own actions within the system, and using someone else's credentials undermines this accountability. Thus, the assertion that this action is illegal, even if purportedly justified, clearly aligns with policies and ethical standards required for handling sensitive data in law enforcement and criminal justice systems.