Justice true A data type for an association between an activity and a location. A data type for a request filed with an appellate court to start an appellate case. A data type for a single case heard by a court to determine if the original case was tried properly and the defendant received a fair trial. A data type for the apprehension of a subject by a peace official. A data type for an administrative step taken after an arrest subject is brought to a police station or detention facility. A data type for additional information about a case. A data type for an official's involvement in a case. A data type for the results or processing of a charge. A data type for a formal allegation that a specific person has committed a specific offense. A data type for an official summons to appear in court or pay a fine. A data type for an appearance required of a party in a court of law on a certain date. A data type for a court occurrence. A data type for a direction of a judge not including a judgement, which determines some point or directs some steps in proceedings. A data type for a court or a unit of a court responsible for trying justice proceedings. A data type for an association between a document and a court. A data type for details of an incident involving a vehicle. A data type for a person involved in the enforcement of law. A data type for a unit of an agency responsible for enforcing the law and maintaining peace. A data type for additional information about an incident. A data type for a legal capacity in which a judicial official is able to practice law. A data type for a person involved in a judicial area of government. A data type for additional information about an organization. A data type for additional information about a person. A data type for an association between a person and a charge. A data type for additional information about a property item. A data type for information about a person who is required to register information with a law enforcement agency due to having been convicted of a certain type of crime. A data type for a punishment resulting from conviction of charges in a court case. A data type for a sentencing guideline severity level assigned to a charge by a judge or supervising agency. A data type for a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction. A data type for a person who is involved or suspected of being involved in an incident or criminal activity. A data type for a duration length either in specific terms or as a range. A data type for a person who suffers injury, loss, or death as a result of an incident. A data type for an association of a statute that has been violated and other information. A data type for an authorization for an enforcement official to perform a specified action. An association between an activity and a location. Details about a single case heard by the Court of Appeals (Intermediate Court of Appeal) or Supreme Court (The Court of Last Resort). This case does not retry the original case but determines whether the original case was tried properly and the defendant received a fair trial. A request filed with an appellate court to start an appellate case. A statement explaining the reason for an appeal. An original case that is being retried in an appellate court. Details about the apprehension of a subject by a peace official based on an observed or a reported violation of a law or ordinance, an outstanding arrest warrant, or probable cause information. An agency which employs the arresting official. A records management system number of the originating case agency for an arrest. A bail amount on a schedule recommended according to the offense(s). A blood-alcohol percentage reading from a Blood Alcohol Test (BAC Test). A formal allegation of a violation of a statute and/or ordinance in association with an arrest. A location where a subject was arrested. A peace official who makes an arrest. A person who is arrested. A court authorized order which commands a peace official to arrest a subject and bring that subject before the court. Details about an administrative step taken after an arrested subject is brought to a police station or detention facility, which involves entry of the subject's name and other relevant facts on the police "blotter", and which may also include photographing, fingerprinting, and the like. A booking identifier of the originating case agency. Additional information about a case. A charge or accusation a person is being tried for in a court of law. A court of law in which the case is being tried. A court occurrence. An entity being charged or sued in a court of law. An attorney who defends a case. The attorney in a court case representing the party that filed a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. Representative of the party seeking action from the court. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is often called the "petitioner." The attorney representing a person requesting for filing a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner. An entity that brings charges or a suit against another in a court of law. Can be either a victim in a criminal case or a plaintiff in a civil case. A judicial official assigned to a case. A description of a case at a previous stage. Details about a justice official's involvement in a court case. A unique identifier a justice official uses to identify a case. A role a justice official played in a court case. A miscellaneous entity involved in a court case. An attorney who prosecutes a case. The attorney in a court case representing the party that is required to answer a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is often called the "petitioner." Thus, the respondent is equivalent to a defendant in a lawsuit. On an appeal, the party who must respond to an appeal by the losing party in the trial court (called "appellant") in the appeals court. The accused in a domestic violence case or civil action; a person responding to a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner. An entity in a court case that is required to answer a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is usually called the petitioner. Thus, the respondent is equivalent to a defendant in a lawsuit. On an appeal, the party who must respond to an appeal by the losing party in the trial court (called appellant) in the appeals court. The accused in a domestic violence case or civil action; a person responding to a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner. Details about a formal allegation that a specific person has committed a specific offense. Details about a formal allegation that a specific person has committed a specific offense. A degree of involvement a person is being charged with committing in an offense. A degree of a charge. A plain language description of a charge. Details about the results or processing of a charge. A formal allegation, contained in at least one charging instrument, that a defendant has violated a statute and/or ordinance in association with an incident. An offense within the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system. Additional information that clarifies a charge. A sequentially assigned number for charge tracking purposes.. A severity level of a charge. A factor that has enhanced a charge, making it a more serious offense. A unique identifier of a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction that a person is accused of violating. Details about an official summons to appear in court or pay a fine given to a subject from a peace official due to a subjects violation or infraction of a law. An organization for whom the citation issuing official is employed. True if a citation can be dismissed if certain conditions are met; false otherwise. A peace official who gives a citation to a subject. A person who violates a law and receives a citation. An activity that is a violation of a law or ordinance that results in a subject being given a citation. Details about a court or a unit of a court responsible for trying justice proceedings. Details about an appearance required of a party in a court of law on a certain date. A date on which a party must appear in court. Details about a court occurrence. A judge associated with a court event. Details about the days for which a court event is scheduled. A unique identifier for a court case event record. A name of a unit of a court. Details about a direction of a judge not included in a judgement, which determines some point or directs some step in proceedings. A state of a court order. An association between a document and a court. A severity level of an accident, based on the most intense injury to any person or, if none were injured, so designating. Details about an incident involving a vehicle. A determination of whether the incident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle that was carrying hazardous materials (that required a placard). A determination of whether the incident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle that was carrying hazardous materials (that required a placard). True if a laser was involved in the detection of an incident; false otherwise. A legally designated speed limit in the area where an incident occurred. A number of people in a vehicle excluding the driver when an incident occurred. True if radar was involved in the detection of an incident; false otherwise. A speed a vehicle was moving at when an incident occurred. A federal or state organization with jurisdiction over a person's driving privileges. An identifier used to refer to an enforcement official. Dates and times an enforcement official is unavailable for scheduling. An enforcement unit to which an enforcement officer is assigned. A name of an enforcement unit. An area, region, or unit in which a unique identification is issued. Additional information about an incident. A property item that was damaged in an incident. True if an official was present when an incident occurred; false otherwise. True if an incident involved a traffic accident; false otherwise. An identifier assigned to a judicial official after meeting the requirement to practice law in a region. Details about a legal capacity in which a judicial official is able to practice law. An act or a course of action which may constitute a violation of a criminal statute, ordinance or rule that occurred during an incident. Additional information about an organization. A unique identifier assigned to a justice-related organization by the federal government. A number issued by an agency's automatic fingerprint system based on submitted fingerprints other than PersonFBIID and PersonSSID. Additional information about a person. An association between a person and a charge issued to that person. An association between a person and a driver license. A number issued by the FBI's Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) based on submitted fingerprints. A representation or an encoding of the identifying characteristics of a person's palm print. A number issued by a state Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) based on submitted fingerprints. Additional information about a property item. A monetary value or worth of damage that occurred to a property item. A description of something that happened in a case in a register of actions entry. Identification information identifying a person as a certain kind of registered offender. A person who is required to register as a sexual offender. Details about a punishment resulting from conviction of charges in a court case. A specific charge in a court case resulting in a sentence. A description of the sentence being imposed. A duration of a sentence. Specified as either a specific term in days-months-years or as a minimum - maximum range. A narrative account of a severity level assigned to a charge. A unique identifier of a Severity Level. Details about a unique identifier of a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction. Details about a unique identifier of a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction. An identifier of a set of laws for a particular jurisdiction. An identifier of a section or category within a code book. A description of a statute. Details about an area in which a statute applies. A level of crime a statute applies to. An identification of a criminal offense within a code book. A person who is involved or suspected of being involved in an incident or criminal activity. A person who is involved or suspected of being involved in an incident or criminal activity. An assigned number or string that identifies a subject. An incarceration, detention, or other form of supervision a subject is currently undergoing. Details about a duration length specified as either a specific term in days-months-years or as a minimum - maximum range. A specific range or duration of a term. Details about a person, organization, or other entity who suffers injury, loss, or death as a result of an incident. Details about a statute that has been violated and associated information. A limitation placed on the extradition of a subject from an area outside the immediate jurisdiction of the issuing court. A kind of limitation placed on the extradition of a subject from an area outside the immediate jurisdiction of the issuing court.