A structure that describes details about an activity or process that occurs. A structure that describes a postal location to which paper mail can be directed. A structure that describes an age. days months prenatal months prenatal weeks weeks years A structure that describes an amount of money. A structure that describes a digital representation of an object encoded in a binary format. A structure that describes information used to measure a biological or behavioral characteristic. A structure that describes details about a building. A structure that describes details about an official's involvement in a case. A structure that describes an aggregation of information about a set of related activities and occurrences. A structure that describes details that further describe and classify a charge. A structure that describes details about the results or processing of a charge. A structure that describes details about a factor or reason that makes a charge more serious. A structure that describes details about information that is sent to local, state, or federal repositories describing the nature of a charge in terms of official codes, terms, and fields. A structure that describes details about a formal allegation that a specific person has committed a specific offense. A structure that describes details about how to contact a person or an organization. A structure that describes details about a direction of a judge not including a judgement, which determines some point or directs some steps in proceedings. A structure that describes details about a court or a unit of a court responsible for trying justice proceedings. A structure that describes inherent and frequently used characteristics of a document. A structure that describes details about an authorization issued to a driver granting driving privileges. A structure that describes details about a license issued to a person granting driving privileges. A structure that describes details about a restriction applicable to a driver permit or license. foot kilometer meter mile A structure that describes details about an employment of a person. A structure that describes a representation or an encoding of the identifying characteristics of a set of person's fingerprints. A structure that describes an identifier of an entity. A structure that describes a representation of an image. A structure that describes a criminal or non-criminal activity that occurred. A structure that describes a legal capacity in which a judicial official is able to practice law. A structure that describes a person involved in a judicial area of government. A structure that describes a geopolitical area in which an organization, person, or object has a specific range of authority. A structure that describes a geo-political area. A structure that describes a physical location. A structure that describes a representation of a measurement. A structure that describes a summary about the service of a person in the military. A structure that represents a number value and includes numeric metadata. A structure that describes the waiving or dismissal of a payment of an obligation. A structure that describes an obligation or requirement. A structure that describes a unit which conducts some sort of business or operations. A structure that describes a set of identifications issued to a person. A structure that describes a set of measurable biological or behavioral characteristics of a person. A structure that describes a measurement of the height of a person. centimeter decimeter foot inch meter An NCIC formatted three-digit person height field. The first digit represents the height of the person in feet, the second two digits represent the remainder of the height in inches, e.g. six feet two inches is represented as "602". A structure that describes a name of a person. A structure that describes a name of a person. A structure that describes an identifier issued to a person. A structure that describes the physical appearance of a person. A structure that describes the social characteristics of a person. A structure that describes the inherent and frequently associated characteristics of a person. A structure that describes the measurement of the weight of a person. kilogram pound An NCIC formatted three-digit person weight field, where the three digits represents the weight of the person in pounds. A structure that describes a physical feature of a person. A structure that describes an answer which a defendant in an action at law makes to charges. A structure that describes a count or tally. May include units. A structure that describes the payment of an obligation that must be made on a periodic basis. A structure that describes a place in which a person lives. A structure that describes a sanction or penalty ordered for a subject as a result of a disposition of a charge. A structure that describe the requirements of a sentence. A structure that describes a punishment resulting from conviction of charges in a court case. A structure that describes the conditions or status of a person, activity, or object. A structure that describes a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction. A structure that describes a street. A structure that describes a person who is involved or suspected of being involved in an incident or criminal activity. A structure that describes metadata common to most other structures. A structure that describes a telephone number that can be dialed to reach a contact. A structure that describes a duration length either in specific terms or as a range. A proxy structure that represents a character string, generally in the form of words of a language, and includes language metadata. A structure that describes a finding related to a charge. A note or comment about an activity. A date of an activity that occurs at a singular point in time or a start date of an activity that occurs over a period of time. A description or narrative of the activity or process that occurred. An end or completion date of an activity that occurs over a duration of time. An end or completion time of an activity that occurs over a period of time. A previous case associated with the current activity. The organization primarily associated with the activity. An agency or other organization supervising a person, e.g., an inmate, parolee, probationer, or juvenile. A time of an activity that occurs at a singular point in time or a start time of an activity that occurs over a period of time. A type of activity or process that occurred. A complete Post Office box number or other mail delivery point for a location, e.g., "PO BOX 12345" A person, organization, or other recipient associated with an address to whom paper mail may be sent. A new sentence term and conditions that replace a previous sentence. A textual description of a binary object. A binary encoding of data, e.g., a binary encoding of a picture, photo, image, graphic, sound, or video. A binary representation of a biometric sample. A name of a building, e.g., "Electronic Research Building" A department, group, division, or other subcomponent of a building. An aggregation of information, in any format, that describes a set of related activities and occurrences. The domain or discipline defines the limits of the information included in a specific kind of case. Case is not limited to any particular discipline or domain, and can relate a wide range of areas: a situation requiring investigation or action (as by the police); the object of investigation or consideration; an instance of disease or injury; an instance that directs attention to a situation or exhibits it in action; a set of circumstances or a state of affairs; a situation; a question or problem; a matter; an action or a law suit or just grounds for an action; the facts or evidence offered in support of a claim; a set of reasons or supporting facts; a person being assisted, treated, or studied, as by a physician, lawyer, or social worker. 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. An attorney who defends a case. A number used to identify a case docket. An attorney who prosecutes a case. Details about a related case. An official name of a case. A number used to track a case. Identifies the type of case being considered, e.g., law enforcement, prosecution, court, public safety, department of human services, department of health. Details that further describes and classifies a charge. Details about the results or processing of a charge. Additional information beyond, or separate from the ChargeDispositionDescriptionText about a charge. It may contain information about the processing of a charge rather than just the outcome. A penalty ordered for a subject by a judge or a supervising agency as a result of a disposition of a charge. Details about a factor or reason that makes a charge more serious (e.g., armed, against the elderly, hate crime) A description of a factor or reason that makes a charge more serious. A unique identifying number assigned to a particular charge by an arresting agency, prosecuting attorney, or a court for case management purposes. A code that identifies an offense within the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system. An answer which a defendant in an action at law makes in response to a charge. Adult Examples: Guilty, Not Guilty. Juvenile Examples: Admit, Deny. Information that is sent to local, state, or federal repositories describing the nature of a charge in terms of official codes, terms, and fields. A standard sentence range a person charged with an offense potentially faces if convicted. A sequentially assigned number for charge tracking purposes (for example, the first charge under the arrest might be assigned Charge Sequence ID 1, the second 2, and so forth). A level of severity of a charge, e.g., Felony; Misdemeanor; Petty Misdemeanor; Other; Unknown. A unique identifier of a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction that a person is accused of violating. Details describing if a person was found guilty or innocent of a charge. An email address of a person or organization. A facsimile number of a person or organization. Sometimes referred to as a FAX or fax number. A telephone number of a person or organization. An area of case processing and the law governing specific types of matters before the court and governed by distinct court rule and processes, e.g., criminal, juvenile, family, civil, etc. 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 judge or other judicial official that issued a court order. An agency responsible for evaluating, investigating, supervising and/or setting conditions for a subject incarcerated, on probation, conditional release, supervised release, parole, or otherwise under the jurisdiction of the court, the Department of Corrections, or a Community Corrections Act county. A type of court, e.g., district court, appellate court, state superior court. A code identifying the endorsement on a driver license or driver license permit which authorizes the operation of specified types of vehicles carrying specified loads. Endorsements are specific to classifications of a driver license. Details about a driver license identifier or driver license permit identifier, including the number and state. A restriction on a driver license or driver license permit. Details about a license issued to a person granting driving privileges. A code identifying the type of commercial vehicle that a licensed driver has been examined on and approved to operate. This field represents the highest-level classification for a particular Driver Privilege Type (e.g., commercial license or non-commercial license). A code identifying the current status of an individual's Commercial privilege type. A code identifying the category of a driving restriction. A date on which a special restriction ends. Details about the current employment of a person. A location where a person works. A job description title of an employed person. An amount of a payment obligation that has not been made. A value that identifies an entity within the identifier domain. A date an identifier is no longer valid. A name, identifier, or code of an organization or person that has authority over an identifier. A code identifying an area or region, e.g., state or country, in which an identifier is unique. Details about a criminal or non-criminal activity that occurred. An identifier assigned to a judicial official after meeting the requirement to practice law in a region. Includes information about the issuing authority. Details about a legal capacity in which a judicial official is able to practice law. An identifier assigned to a judicial official after registering within a state or region. A district in a jurisdiction. A name of a district (an area of land defined for administrative or official purposes). Details about an address for a location, e.g., a postal address. Details about a building at a location. A name of a city or town. A name of a country. A name of a county, parish, or vicinage. A description of a location. Details about a geo-political area location. A zip code or postal code. A code identifying a state. A name of a state, commonwealth, province, or other subregion of a country. Details about a street. True if a person is currently serving in the military; false otherwise. A status of a person in the military, e.g., active, retired, discharged. An amount of money or time to be paid as part of a required obligation. A date by which a payment must be made. A waiving or dismissal of a payment obligation. A description of the partial or total exemption of a person from a payment obligation. An interval or period a payment obligation is required to be made, e.g., weekly, monthly, yearly. A person or organization to whom a payment obligation must be fulfilled. A person or organization to whom a payment obligation must be fulfilled. A description of the payment requirements, e.g., an amount of money or time in service due. A type or category of obligation, e.g., fee, fine, support, restitution, community service, damages, court costs. A name or number of the chapter or branch an organization is known by within a larger group of organizations. A name an organization uses for conducting business. Sometimes referred to as a DBA. An identifier of an organization based on the type of organization it is, e.g., for a school, this would be a school identifier, for a lien holder, this would be a lien holder identifier, for a court, this would be a court identifier. An area of service or jurisdiction an organization has over a region. An identifier assigned on a local level to an organization. A location of an organization. A name of an organization. A unique identifier assigned to a justice-related organization by the federal government. Sometimes referred to as ORI, ORI code, Originating Agency Code. The preferred contact for an individual. Use this designation only when more specific ones (e.g. home or work) are not available. A name of a high-level division of an organization, e.g., department, agency. A number issued by a local agency (county) Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) based on submitted fingerprints. A measurement of the age of a person. An alternate name used by a person. Sometimes referred to as an AKA. A set of details about identifications issued to a person. A set of details about measurable biological or behavioral characteristics, which can reliably recognize the identity, or verify the claimed identity, of a person. A date a person was born. A country that assigns rights, duties, and privileges to a person due to the person's birth or naturalization in that country. A photograph or image of a person in a digital format. A code identifying a person's cultural lineage. A code identifying the color of a person's eyes. 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 set of a persons fingerprints. A complete name of a person. A first name of a person. A code identifying the color of a person's hair. A measurement of the height of a person. True if a person is alive, false if a person is dead. This may be useful if death date is not known. A middle name of a person. Summary details about the service of a person in the military. A name by which a person is known. Information about an identifier with a type that is not explicitly defined in the standard that refers to a person within a certain domain, e.g., state ID cards or other non-license and non-fingerprint based IDs. A set of details about the physical appearance of a person. Details about a physical feature of a person. Includes scars, marks, and tattoos. A title or honorific used by a person, e.g., Dr., Judge, General, Ms. A code identifying a language that a person is most comfortable using. A code identifying the race of a person. A 9-digit numeric identifier assigned to a living person by the U.S. Social Security Administration. A social security number of a person. Sometimes referred to as a SSN. A code identifying the gender or sex of a person. A code identifying a color or tone of a person's skin A number issued by a state Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) based on submitted fingerprints. Sometimes referred to as a State ID number or a SID. A component that is appended after the family name that distinguishes members of a family with the same given, middle, and last name, (e.g., Jr, Sr, III), or otherwise qualifies the name (e.g., MD, LLD, PhD). A last name or family name of a person. A measurement of the weight of a person. A location of a physical feature on a person's body. A code identifying a type of physical feature. A description of a plea. A code to indicate a type of plea. Information on a preferred or primary contact mechanism. A recurring payment obligation that must be met on a periodical basis. Details about the place in which a person lives. An amount of money or time requirement of a sanction that is temporarily suspended. Total presentencing days served credited towards sentence term. True if any days served preceding the sentence will be applied to the sentence duration. Details about the deferred term. A description of the sentence being imposed, e.g., probation, incarceration, public service. A specific description of the requirements of a sentence. Details about the suspended term. A duration of a sentence. Specified as either a specific term in days-months-years or as a minimum - maximum range. A condition or state of something or someone. An identifier of a set of laws for a particular jurisdiction. Sometimes referred to as a code book, legal code, native state code, or law. An identifier of a section or category within a code book. A description of a statute. A date a statute was enacted and came into effect. A brief description of a Statute which makes use of "catchwords." This can be used as an aid in finding a correct Statute. The full text of a statute or law. A name of a street. A number that identifies a particular unit or location within a street. A direction that appears after a street name. A direction that appears before a street name. A person or organization which submits a document. A dialing code for a state or province for phone numbers in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. An international dialing code for a country. A full length telephone identifier. Additional numbers to be entered to direct a call to the appropriate place. Includes extensions, answering system navigation codes, and PINs. A specific range or duration of a term. A maximum range or duration for a term. A minimum range or duration for a term. A description of a verdict. For example, Guilty, Not Guilty, Proven Delinquent, Not Proven Delinquent, etc. A date of a verdict disposition. A name of a disposition of a verdict. For example, Judgement, Pardon, Expunge, etc.