For a RADAR speed measuring device to be approved for use in North Carolina, where must it be listed?

For a RADAR speed measuring device to be approved for use in North Carolina, it must be listed on the IACP Consumer Products List. This list ensures that the equipment has undergone rigorous testing and meets the necessary standards and guidelines established for law enforcement use. The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) sets these standards to guarantee the reliability and accuracy of the RADAR equipment, which is crucial in maintaining the integrity of speed enforcement.

The other options, while they may pertain to regulatory or standardization processes, do not specifically cater to the approval of RADAR devices within North Carolina. The Federal Register, for example, publishes federal regulations and notices but does not serve as a definitive listing for RADAR devices approved at the state level. Similarly, a State Licensing Board may regulate various professions but would not typically maintain a specific list of approved RADAR devices. The National Standards List also may not directly relate to the specific equipment validation required for use in law enforcement contexts, particularly on a state level.