days months prenatal months prenatal weeks weeks years The minimum value for an angular minute. The maximum value for an angular minute. The minimum value for an angular second. The maximum value for an angular second. East East North East East South East North North East North North East North North West North West South South East South South East South South West South West West West North West West South West foot kilometer meter mile The maximum value for a latitude degree. The minimum value for a latitude degree. The maximum value for a longitude degree. The minimum value for a longitude degree. The minimum value for a percentage. The maximum value for a percentage. 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". kilogram pound An NCIC formatted three-digit person weight field, where the three digits represents the weight of the person in pounds. The minimum value for an angular degree. The maximum value for an angular degree. Details about an activity or process that occurs. An activity may encompass a period of time and multiple events. An organization that abstracted a particular set of information about an activity. An organization that abstracted a particular set of information about an activity. A person who reviewed, signed off, or otherwise approved the activity as a whole. A person who reviewed, signed off, or otherwise approved the activity as a whole. A person assisting with an activity function such as an arrest. A person assisting with an activity function such as an arrest. An organization that cleared a particular activity. An organization that cleared a particular activity. Evidence actually collected as part of an activity Evidence actually collected as part of an activity A note or comment about an activity. The complainant in a court case or activity. The complainant in a court case or activity. The complainant's attorney in a court case. The complainant's attorney in a court case. True if an activity or process was completed; false otherwise. The court associated with an activity. Multiple activity types may include a court. The court associated with an activity. Multiple activity types may include a court. References the crime case number or case file associated with an activity. References the crime case number or case file associated with an activity. In a field interview activity, this association is part of the justification for the interview: what is the reason for talking with this person? What is the possible crime? In a field interview activity, this association is part of the justification for the interview: what is the reason for talking with this person? What is the possible crime? 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 defense attorney in a court case. A defense attorney in a court case. A description or narrative of the activity or process that occurred. A location at which a person was detained due to an activity. Example: nonviolent protesters detained at RFK stadium A location at which a person was detained due to an activity. Example: nonviolent protesters detained at RFK stadium A location in a call for service-type activity to which units are dispatched. This may differ from the reported Location for the activity, which is the origin of the call. A location in a call for service-type activity to which units are dispatched. This may differ from the reported Location for the activity, which is the origin of the call. A dispatcher associated with an activity. Generally used for a call for service-type activity. A dispatcher associated with an activity. Generally used for a call for service-type activity. A reference to the hard-copy disposition of a case or juvenile referral. A reference to the hard-copy disposition of a case or juvenile referral. A DA associated with a case. A DA associated with a case. A court number or docket number associated with an activity. A court number or docket number associated with an activity. 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. An evidence ledger containing the written record of evidence associated with the activity. An evidence ledger containing the written record of evidence associated with the activity. An identifier that uniquely refers to an activity or process that occurred. A person providing information associated with the activity. A person providing information associated with the activity. A person investigating an activity. A person investigating an activity. A primary agency issuing a warrant or other legal document. This is typically associated with a Warrant-type activity. A primary agency issuing a warrant or other legal document. This is typically associated with a Warrant-type activity. A judge that issues the warrant or court order. A judge that issues the warrant or court order. A written lab receipt for evidence associated with the activity. A written lab receipt for evidence associated with the activity. Comments entered as a narrative for incident objects. Comments entered as a narrative for incident objects. A person who obtained a court order such as a warrant. A person who obtained a court order such as a warrant. An officer associated with an activity An officer associated with an activity A document that started or originated the activity. A document that started or originated the activity. An owner of a property item such as a vehicle associated with the activity. Should not be used if multiple vehicles appear in the activity, with different owners. An owner of a property item such as a vehicle associated with the activity. Should not be used if multiple vehicles appear in the activity, with different owners. A telephone operator associated with an activity. Generally used for a CallForService-type activity. A telephone operator associated with an activity. Generally used for a CallForService-type activity. A previous incident or case associated with the current one.. A previous incident or case associated with the current one.. The court previously associated with an activity. This is typically associated with a Case activity. The court previously associated with an activity. This is typically associated with a Case activity. The primary worker supporting a juvenile. The primary worker supporting a juvenile. The organization mainly associated with the activity. Generally there can be a prime person for the activity or a prime organization, but not both. The organization mainly associated with the activity. Generally there can be a prime person for the activity or a prime organization, but not both. A reason why an activity or process occurred. The information in the activity was released by or through the indicated person. The information in the activity was released by or through the indicated person. The person who called in an incident. The person who called in an incident. The organization for which units responded to an incident. The organization for which units responded to an incident. Evidence that has been requested to be collected, as part of an activity. Evidence that has been requested to be collected, as part of an activity. The public-safety agency responsible for the activity. For Parole, this is the parole agency. For Pawn, this is the agency monitoring pawnshops. The public-safety agency responsible for the activity. For Parole, this is the parole agency. For Pawn, this is the agency monitoring pawnshops. A date that a result of an activity or process occurred. A result or outcome of an activity. A time that a result of an activity or process occurred. The secondary agency issuing a warrant or other legal document. The secondary agency issuing a warrant or other legal document. The associated incident activity in which property/money was seized. The associated incident activity in which property/money was seized. The organization responsible for serving a warrant, restraining order, or other legal documents. The organization responsible for serving a warrant, restraining order, or other legal documents. The most severe injury involved in the activity. The most severe injury involved in the activity. The document that officially caused the court case to be started. The document that officially caused the court case to be started. Details about a status of an activity or process. The agency or other organization supervising an inmate or a parolee or a probationer. The agency or other organization supervising an inmate or a parolee or a probationer. Supplemental documents needed for display. Supplemental documents needed for display. Suspect associated with an activity. This person is often the "prime" person in the activity. Context "suspect" can be used as an alternative. Suspect associated with an activity. This person is often the "prime" person in the activity. Context "suspect" can be used as an alternative. 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 person attached in an rms to an activity whose involvement cannot be determined. A person attached in an rms to an activity whose involvement cannot be determined. True if details about an activity is an update to previous activity details received. The force, tool, or weapon used in an incident acitvity. The force, tool, or weapon used in an incident acitvity. Within a Warrant activity, the person or organization to contact to validate the warrant. This person or organization should in turn have one or more Contact associates. Within a Warrant activity, the person or organization to contact to validate the warrant. This person or organization should in turn have one or more Contact associates. The person operating the vehicle associated with an activity. This context may also be used between Vehicle and Person for complex activities. The person operating the vehicle associated with an activity. This context may also be used between Vehicle and Person for complex activities. The victim or person that was the target of an activity. Note that a Target object indicates the property or other non-person entity that is the target of an incident. The victim or person that was the target of an activity. Note that a Target object indicates the property or other non-person entity that is the target of an incident. A reference to a warrant. A reference to a warrant. A person who saw something connected with the activity, or a person testifying in court. A person who saw something connected with the activity, or a person testifying in court. A legal person in the court system. This is either a person, organization, or property item. A postal location to which paper mail can be directed. Details about a building to which paper mail is addressed. A code identifying a city or town. A name of a city or town. A description of a miscellaneous address component. A value of the miscellaneous address component. A code that identifies a country, territory, or dependency. A name of a country. A code identifying a county, parish, or vicinage. A name of a county, parish, or vicinage. A complete address to be used when the address components cannot be broken down into the JXDD components. Details about a specific geographic area of a law enforcement agency's jurisdiction. A unique identifier of an address grid. A relationship between an address and a law enforcement agency's grid. A complete Post Office box number or other mail delivery point for a location, e.g., "PO BOX 12345" An undefined address component to be labeled and tracked. An extension of a zip code or postal code. A zip code or postal code. Identifies a private mailbox within a company. Sometimes referred to as a Mail stop Code. A person, organization, or other recipient associated with an address to whom paper mail may be sent. A single reference to a city, state, and postal code. This is customarily the third line in an address. The name and number of a postal route. A piece of information used to identify a particular unit within a specific location. Examples of this could be an apartment number or a suite number. A code identifying a state. A name of a state, commonwealth, province, or other subregion of a country. Details about a street. Details about a person or organization that has a membership-like relationship or association with an organization. A description of the relationship or association one party has with another party. A name of a person, organization or actor that has a relationship or association with another person organization or actor. A person or organization that has a relationship with another party. A part or function one party performs for another party. A date an affiliation began. A type of relationship between two parties. For an organization, this may be a parent company, child company, spin-off, division, subdivision. A representation of an age. An division of a governmental or international body. A code that identifies the unit of measure of the age value. A code that identifies the unit of measure of the age value. Details about a mode of transportation capable of flying in the air. An identifying number of an airport at which an aircraft lands or is kept. Sometimes referred to as an airport code. A name of an airport at which an aircraft lands or is kept. A number of engines on an aircraft. A code identifying a color of a fuselage of an aircraft. A color of a fuselage of an aircraft. A code identifying a manufacturer of an aircraft. A code identifying a specific design or type of vehicle made by a manufacturer. A code identifying a style of a vehicle. An identifier of an aircraft. Sometimes referred to as a tail number. A code identifying a color of the wings of an aircraft. A color of the wings of an aircraft. A year which is assigned to a vehicle by the manufacturer. Details about an alert used to notify agencies and public systems of an emergency. A description of the target audience of an alert. A link to a digital audio file that is associated with an alert. A code identifying a likeliness of an occurrence of an event that raised an alert. A likeliness of occurrence of an event that raised an alert. Details about contact information for follow-up and confirmation. Contact information for follow-up and confirmation associated with an alert. A date the alert information takes effect. A time the alert information takes effect. A code identifying the category of the event that raised an alert. A category of the event that raised an alert. An extended description of an event that raised an alert. A specific type of event that occurred that raised an alert. A date on which the alert is no longer valid. A time at which the alert is no longer valid. A headline or title for an alert. A link to a digital image file that is associated with an alert. A link to additional information about an alert or event. A recommended action to be taken by recipients in response to an alert. A duration until the expected beginning of an event that raised an alert. A technical parameter associated with an event that raised an alert. A name or description of the alert originator. A code identifying a severity level of an event that raised an alert. A severity level of an event that raised an alert. A system-specific code for message targeting. A code identifying an urgency of an event that raised an alert. An urgency level of an event that raised an alert. A new sentence term and conditions that replace a previous sentence. A representation of an amount of money. 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 document written by prosecution or defense summarizing why a lower court acted correctly or incorrectly. A statement by a judge or court of a decision reached in regard to an appeal. This may be an opinion or an order. A date that an issuing judge signs an Opinion or issues an Order. A description of an appellate case decision. An identifier of an appellate case decision. A judge that issues, orders, or authors an appellate case decision. A name of an opinion or order that is a result of an appellate case decision. True if an appellate case decision refers to an opinion issued; false if it refers to an order issued. True if an appellate case decision opinion or order is worthy of setting an example or justification for a later decision; false otherwise. A date relief is to be made to a person as stated in an appellate case decision. True if an appellate case decision states any relief assistance be provided to a defendant; false otherwise. A decision of the appellate court about a case. For example, Reaffirment, Dismissal, Order Opinion, etc. A type of appellate case decision made, e.g., opinion, order. A panel of judges presiding over an appellate case. Normally there are three appellate judges, but there may be the entire membership of the Court of Appeals or Supreme Court. A request filed with an appellate court to start an appellate case. Sometimes referred to as a Notice of Appeal. A person, organization, or property that was originally tried in a case. A firm reported in an appellate case notice that originally defended a case. An appellate court where a notice of appeal is filed in hopes of being reviewed. A court where a case was originally tried. A firm reported in an appellate case notice that originally tried a case. An attorney reported in an appellate case notice that originally tried a case. A statement explaining the reason for an appeal. An original case that is being retried in an appellate court. A case related to a case being tried in an appellate court. A sanction ordered for a subject by a judge or a supervising agency as a result of a disposition of a charge. A name of the application used to create the document. A version of an application. Details about the boundaries of a geographic area of location. A circular area described by the center and the radius of the circle. A description of a circular area. A description of an area. Any geographically-based code to describe the area. A coordinate of a point or vertex on a polygon. A description of a geographic polygon. Details about the apprehension of a subject by a peace officer 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. This may be the booking number or the Records Management System number. Sometimes referred to as Originating Case Agency (OCA) number. An order issued by a judge or the Department of Corrections to arrest a subject for technical violation of probation, parole, supervised release or institution status. 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 blank value represents "not tested". A formal allegation of a violation of a statute and/or ordinance in association with an arrest. True if drugs or alcohol were involved in an arrest; false otherwise. An organization associated with an arrest. A piece of property associated with an arrest. A description of a weapon associated with an arrested subject. A location where a subject was arrested. A peace officer who makes an arrest. An observed or reported violation of a law or ordinance, which can be a sufficient cause to arrest a subject. Details about a release of a subject from an arrest. True if a subject resisted arrest; false otherwise. A sequential number assigned to the arrest of a subject. A person who is arrested. A transfer of custody or transportation of a subject from one peace officer or location to another. True if a person's legal rights (Miranda Rights) were read to a subject during an arrest; false otherwise. A subject's response after legal rights were read, e.g., invoked, waived, confessed, requested attorney. True if an arrest occurred due to a summons; false otherwise. A code identifying a type of arrest that occurred. A court authorized order which commands a peace officer to arrest a subject and bring that subject before the court. Details about an evaluation or an assessment of a subject. For example, gambling, psychological, chemical dependency, psycho-sexual, etc. Evaluations are frequently done in the context of pre-plea and pre-sentencing investigations (PSI). An agency or person performing an assessment and evaluating a subject. An agency or person billed for an assessment. An amount of money charged to conduct an assessment. A program a subject attends in which an assessment is made. A recommendation or result of the an assessment. An order or direction from a person or organization to a subject to undergo an assessment. An evaluation score of an assessment. A person required to undergo an assessment. A supervising agency or person that reviews the way an assessment is carried out. A person admitted to practice law in his or her respective state and authorized to perform both civil and criminal legal functions for clients. May include, but not limited to: Prosecuting attorney, public defender, attorney general, defense attorney. Details about a commitment made (and possibly secured by cash or property) to secure the release of a subject being held in custody and suspected of a crime. Bail is designed to provide some kind of guarantee that a subject will reappear to answer the charges in court at some later date. A condition that must be met in order for a subject to post bail. A date of a court hearing to determine the bail to be set. A date a subject posts or secures bail. A payment of bail. A description of the bail requirement set at a court hearing. A date bail is revoked. An amount of bail set for defendant. A court that assigns a bail to a subject. A type of bail ordered (bail bond, cash only, written promise) A person who is assigned bail. The root object in the type inheritance hierarchy. Details about a vehicle, boat, aircraft, or other object used to provide a physical mode of transportation A representation of an object encoded in a binary format for transmission. A date on which the data represented by the binary object is captured, e.g., an image taken or an audio recorded. A time at which the data represented by the binary object is captured, e.g., an image taken or an audio recorded. A textual description of a binary object. An identifying number for the encoded data. Identifies a url or file reference of the binary object. A binary encoding of the data. A type of binary object that is encoded, e.g., mug shot, driver license picture, audio confession. Information used to measurable a biological or behavioral characteristic, which can reliably recognize the identity, or verify the claimed identity, of a person. A description of the believed accuracy of a biometric identification. A binary representation of a biometric sample. A date a biometric sample was collected. A description of how a biometric sample was collected. An organization that collected a biometric sample. A person that collected a biometric sample. A source or location from which a biometric sample was collected. A time a biometric sample was collected. A description of a biometric. A method used to encode a biometric. An identifier used to uniquely refer to a biometric. A picture of a biometric sample. An analysis of a biometric sample. A description of the storage of a biometric sample. An organization that is responsible for the storage of a biometric sample. A status of a biometric, e.g., tested, scheduled. A date a biometric sample was tested. A description of how a biometric sample was tested. A method used to test a biometric sample. An organization that tested a biometric sample. A person who tested a biometric sample. A time a biometric sample was tested. A textual representation of the value of a biometric. Details about a vessel for transport by water, constructed to provide buoyancy by excluding water and shaped to give stability and permit propulsion. A code identifying the color of a vessel. An identifier found on a vessel's hull. A code identifying a primary construction material of a vessel's hull. A primary construction material of a vessel's hull. A code identifying a shape and configuration of a hull on a vessel. A hull shape and configuration on a vessel. A code identifying the manufacturer of a vessel. A code identifying a mode of propulsion of a vessel. A mode of propulsion of a vessel. An identifier assigned to a vessel by the coast guard or another vessel licensing organization. A code identifying a make of a boat trailer. A make of a boat trailer. A code identifying the type of a vessel. A combination of vessel make and model, derived from Polk's VINA software. Details about an agreement between a bondsman and a subject in which a bondsman pays the subject's bail or portion of the bail in exchange for certain conditions, including the payment of a certain amount of money and the reappearance of the subject in court on the required date. Amount of bond A description of a condition or requirement for a subject attached to a bond. A person or organization who issues a bond. Sometimes referred to as a bondsman. A description of what a subject pays for a bond. A date a bond is revoked. A name of a person or organization who has agreed to be responsible for a subject. A date a bond no longer is in effect. A way a bond is no longer in effect. 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. True if a subject has more charges for which to be booked; false otherwise. An organization which processes a booking. A booking identifier of the originating case agency. This identifier may be the booking number or the Originating Agency Report (Incident) number or a combination of both. Also known as the Originating Case Agency (OCA) number. An identifier for the cause of a booking. Sometimes referred to as a warrant or commitment number. A piece of property a subject gives to an official for safe keeping during a booking. A state, county or city detention facility where a subject is detained as a result of booking. A number assigned by a booking system to identify a unique booking event within a specific jail. This may be manually tracked if there is no booking system. It also may not be unique. An official who processes a subject for booking, e.g., takes photographs, fingerprints, enters relevant information into a register. A police station or a detention facility where a booking occurs. A records management system identification number for the Incident that precipitated the booking of the subject. Details about a release of a subject from booking or from booking detention. A corrections pre-trial screening officer. A district of a booking agency. A piece of property a subject keeps during booking. True if the information regarding a booking is to remain sealed and confidential; false otherwise. An official who searches a subject during a booking. A piece of property taken from a subject by an official during a booking. Includes a vehicle a subject may have. A person who is booked. A transfer of custody or transportation of a subject from one booking detention facility to another. Details about a telephone call (number) a subject makes while being booked or detained from an arrest. A date a subject makes a telephone call while being booked or detained from a booking. A peace officer who supervises a subject making a telephone call. A time a subject makes a telephone call while being booked or detained from a booking. An official who moves a subject to a detention facility. An organization the brands a vehicle or property item. An organization the brands a vehicle or property item. A code to uniquely identify a brander (i.e., an entity applying a brand to a vehicle), which could be a state, insurance carrier, junk yard, or salvage yard. States use the US Postal State Codes. Insurance Carriers use the NAIC codes (the NAIC codes are the same as the NICB codes). A code to identify the type of brander (e.g., state, insurance carrier, junk yard, or salvage yard). A complete reference that identifies a building. A name of a building, e.g., "Electronic Research Building" A number or text associated with a building, e.g., 115C. A department, group, division, or other subcomponent of a building. A general classification or categorization of a capability, e.g. training, physical, trait. A description of a person's capability. True if a capability implies an inability to do something, false otherwise. This indicator applies only to physical capabilities. A type of capability within a particular class of capabilities, e.g. risk to others, sex offender. Details about an activity in a court of law before a judge or a jury where facts and evidence are presented to determine the nature of involvement a person has with a specified offense. A charge different than the original charge a person is being tried for in a court of law. A date where subject proceeds directly to court, without being able to post bond. Similar to a Failure to Appear A charge or accusation a person is being tried for in a court of law. A date a court case is set to resume after being postponed. A court of law in which the case is being tried. A court occurrence. It generally refers to an appearance (Appearance, Arraignment, Findings, Sentencing, etc.) but may include clerical events such as filing an affidavit or cash register events. A person, organization, or property being charged or sued in a court of law. Sometimes referred to as the defendant. A number of defendants being tried at once for a case. True if a defendant waived the right to have a defense attorney and is representing him or her self; false otherwise. An attorney who defends a case. Additional information about a case. An outcome or processing of a case. Details about a case disposition occurring as a result of some decision. The literal language of a decision. A unique code identifying a type of decision made: NonTrial, JuryTrial, BenchTrial, PreTrial, PreTrialVerdict, Other. A type of decision made. A date that all charges in a case were disposed. A number used to identify a case docket. True if the case involves domestic violence; false otherwise. An item admitted in court as evidence. A submission from a prosecutor that initiates a court case. An appearance before a judicial officer conducted in person, by telephone, or by video. True if new trial information may be entered from an appellate ruling/decision; false otherwise. A piece of new trial information that may be admissible in court. A piece of new trial information that is not admissible in court. A person, organization, or property 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 officer assigned to a case. An empanelled juror or an alternate juror. A description of a case at a previous stage. A description of the role a justice official played in a court case. Details about a justice official's involvement in a court case. A unique identifier a justice official uses to identify a case. A status of a justice official's case. A date a justice official left a case or a date a case ended. A role a justice official played in a court case. A date a justice official became involved in a case. True if a justice official left a case before its conclusion, either by choice or for official reasons; false otherwise. A reason a justice official left a case before its conclusion. A court that originally heard or tried a case before it was transferred or appealed. A miscellaneous person, organization, or property involved in a court case. A miscellaneous identifier for a case. A miscellaneous person or organization involved in a court case. Details about the participants involved in a court case A court event or activity that is postponed or pending. A type of case proceeding, e.g., hearing, trial, arraignment. An attorney who prosecutes a case. True if a Domestic Violence Protection Order or Antiharassment Order is filed with the Judgment and Sentence; false otherwise. Details about a related case. A result of a case. A date a restriction is placed on a person by a court order. A restriction imposed upon a party, e.g., a restraining order. A level of case security required from low to high A status of a case. A stage of termination for a case. A type of termination for a case. An official name of a case. A number used to track a case. A type of hearing during which the final disposition of a case is determined. True if a verdict is given by judge or jury; false otherwise. True if a victim is not or was not willing to prosecute; false otherwise. The person/entity who has information relating to the activity or who testifies in court. A year a case is tried. Details about a warning, caution, qualifier, or explanation, generally about an offender or suspect. A name of a person or organization which issued a caveat. A date a caveat was issued. A warning, caution, qualifier, or explanation. Details about a formal allegation that a specific person has committed a specific offense. True if a charge is related to a traffic accident; false otherwise. A code that identifies the degree of involvement a person is being charged with committing in an offense. A degree of involvement a person is being charged with committing in an offense. Sometimes referred to as A/C/S, InchoateCharge. Example: Solicitation; Conspiracy; Attempt; Accessory Before the Fact. True if a charge is the reason a person was arrested; false otherwise. An amount of money associated with a charge required for bail. A code that identifies a category of a charge. A description of a crime category. Details that further describes and classifies a charge. A number of times a person is charged with committing the same crime. A degree of a charge, e.g., first degree, second degree. A description of a charge. Details about the results or processing of a charge. A requirement which, when met, represents compliance with a pre-disposition condition. For example: curfew, no contact with victim, condition of release, etc. A date of a disposition of a charge. A description of the result of processing a charge. For an arrest charge, this may be a law enforcement agency action, such as custody only, turned over to another agency, not referred for prosecution, or referred for prosecution. A result of processing a charge other than a plea or a verdict. This may describe how an arresting agency or a prosecutor processed a charge. It also may describe how a court dismissed a charge or otherwise disposed of a charge except for a verdict. 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. A reason for disposing of a charge via dismissal, discharge, etc. A penalty ordered for a subject by a judge or a supervising agency as a result of a disposition of a charge. A finding by a judge or jury of that nature of a person allegedly committing an offense. True if a charge is related to a person's employment; false otherwise. 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. 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 reference date for an enhancing charge factor or reason. A status of a factor or reason that makes a charge more serious. Details about a prior conviction. A usage of this may be for a three strikes you are out rule. True if a charge refers to a felony offense; false otherwise. Sometimes referred to as Severity Level. A person or organization which filed a current charge. A date a charge was filed. True if a charge is the most serious charge within a group of charges; false otherwise. A unique identifying number assigned to a particular charge by an arresting agency, prosecuting attorney, or a court for case management purposes. An official document filed to formally accuse a person of committing a specific offense. A local statute or ordinance that identifies an offense. Charge disposition as reported to the Monthly Arrest and Citation Register. An indication of the level or seriousness of the charge, as reported to the Monthly Arrest and Citation Register An indication of the level or seriousness of a juvenile charge, as reported to the Monthly Arrest and Citation Register A status of a charge, as reported to the Monthly Arrest and Citation Register An official document filed to modify a charge against a person. An organization or person that modified the original charge. An organization or person that modified the original charge. A document associated with a charge. A document associated with a charge. A code that identifies an offense within the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system. A code that identifies an offense within the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). An agency, organization, or person (e.g., attorney) that originally filed a charge or a related predecessor charge if the charge was changed later by prosecution or the court. This originating party is often an arresting agency but may be different if a charge was added during booking or if cases are consolidated. Additional information that clarifies a charge. A factor which may make a charge less serious or limit the penalty (e.g., violations observed by photo-radar stations in some states) 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 sanction given to a person convicted of a charge. A sentence given to a person convicted of a charge. 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). True if a charge filed refers to a serious or violent offense; false otherwise. A severity level of a charge. A level of severity of a charge, e.g., Felony; Misdemeanor; Petty Misdemeanor; Other; Unknown. A factor that has enhanced a charge, making it a more serious offense. A state of a charge. A unique identifier of a law, rule, or ordinance within a jurisdiction that a person is accused of violating. A person accused of committing a specific offense. A unique identifying number assigned to an entire set of charges for an arrest. Different numbers may appear in the set if cases have been consolidated. A code that identifies an offense within the Uniform Crime Report (UCR) system. A Uniform Crime Report (UCR) type or classification of a crime associated with a charge. drugs, alcohol, computer crime, domestic violence, crimes against children, sexual offense, gang related, hate/bias Details describing if a person was found guilty or innocent of a charge. A coordinate of the center of a circular region. A length of a radius of a circular area. Details about an official summons to appear in court or pay a fine given to a subject from a peace officer due to a subject's 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 condition to be met that can make a citation eligible for dismissal. An amount of money to be paid by the subject receiving the citation if the subject chooses not to dispute the citation in court. A place where a citation is given to a subject. A peace officer 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. A restriction imposed on information on documents or data that are only available to certain authorized people. A name of the agency which classified the information. A source where a classification was derived from. A date the classification became effective. An instruction related to classifying information as such. A word that describes the highest non-United States classification of a document. A name of the person who classified the information. A reason why the classification was made as such. A name of the agency set to review or has reviewed the classification. A date a classification is to be or has been reviewed. A name of a person set to review or who has reviewed the classification. A date the classification actually terminated. A date the classification is set to terminate. A classification of information. Includes confidential, secret, top secret, no markings. A code used to describe the highest classification of a United States document, e.g., top secret. A general category of clothing, e.g., shirt, pants. A color of an article of clothing. A description of an article of clothing. A style of an article of clothing. A structure used for business purposes. Details about a class of vehicle that includes motor vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,001 pounds or more. Details about a requirement which, when met, represents compliance with a pre-disposition condition. For example: curfew, no contact with victim, condition of release, etc. Details about a release of a person or item from confinement, holding, or obligation, that is dependent upon certain conditions being met. A requirement or prerequisite for release. A restriction, modification, or qualification of a term or terms of release. (Ex. no contact with victim; do not leave jurisdiction of court, etc.) A reason against releasing a person. An expected date of conditional release. This date may change over time. A date a conditional release was revoked due to a person's failure in meeting required conditions or for other reasons. A reason why a conditional release was revoked. A reason in support of releasing a person. A corrective action such as attending counseling or entering a risk reduction facility that is specified as part of a condition as stated in the imposed sentence. Details about a set of conditions assigned to a person. An identifier of a group of conditions to which this condition belongs. ID of the parent condition group to which this group belongs. True if a condition is strictly required; false otherwise. A date a condition was set. True if a condition has been violated; false otherwise. A date a condition was violated. A violation of a condition. A decimal value X (0< X =<1) that indicates belief in the accuracy of the tolerance. A decimal value X (0< X =<1) that indicates belief in the accuracy of the tolerance. 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. Details about how to contact a person or an organization. A general description of contact information. A mailing address of a person or organization. A mobile phone or cell phone number of a person. An organization at the site of the contact. Example: the organization that "owns" the physical telephone being called. An organization at the site of the contact. Example: the organization that "owns" the physical telephone being called. A name of an organization or organizational unit with the specified contact information. An additional method of contact, e.g., Internet Relay Chat (IRC), AOL Instant Messenger. A pager number of a person. A description of the title or function of a person with this contact information, e.g., Director of Public Relations, mother. A name of a person with the given contact information. A radio contact information of a person. A term used to identify a person using this radio. Sometimes referred to as a handle or call letters, e.g., "Whiskey 52". A radio channel or frequency within the band. A wavelength or band of a radio, e.g., AM, FM, CB, FRS, GRS, military, etc. A person who is actually at the "other end" of the contact. Used when the address is for a third party who is supposed to find the contactee (a secretary, for example). A person who is actually at the "other end" of the contact. Used when the address is for a third party who is supposed to find the contactee (a secretary, for example). A telephone number of a person or organization. A website address of a person or organization. Details about a judgment, based either on the verdict of a jury or judicial officer or the guilty plea of a defendant, that the defendant is guilty. A charge for which a person was convicted. A total number of charges a person has been found guilty of with reference to charging document. A total number of charges a person has been found guilty of with reference to charging document. A reference number for the organization that keeps the conviction records. An offense that a person has been found guilty of committing. A final plea a person offered in response to the charges filed. A penalty imposed upon a person having been found guilty of a crime. A sentence imposed upon a person having been found guilty of a crime. A person who was found guilty of a crime. A guilty verdict of a judge or jury. A facility that both detains and provides instruction and training in trade and vocational activities to subjects charged or convicted of a crime. An involvement of an agency or facility with the custody, confinement, supervision, or treatment of alleged or adjudicated offenders. Details about a court or a unit of a court responsible for trying justice proceedings. Details about a court-related action associated with a court case event. There must be at least one activity for each event. For example: ordering bail, pleading of not guilty, filing an affidavit. An activity may have conditions attached to it. An activity takes place on the date of the event to which it pertains. A condition related or attached to a court activity. A direction of a judge not included in a judgment, which determines some point or directs some step in proceedings. A schedule on which a court activity is to occur. A supervising agency associated with a court activity result, especially for reporting purposes. For example, for pre-plea and pre-sentencing investigations. Details about an appearance required of a party in a court of law on a certain date. A person, organization, or property required to appear in court. A case for which a party must appear in court. A court in which a party is required to appear. A date on which a party must appear in court. A reason a party is required to appear in court. A type of appearance a party is required to make in court, e.g., sentencing, bail. A charge a person is tried for in court. May be different from or the same as its predecessor arrest and prosecution charges. 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. Details about a court occurrence. An event generally refers to an appearance (Appearance, Arraignment, Findings, Sentencing, etc.) but may include clerical events such as filing an affidavit or cash register events. A court-related action associated with a court case event. There must be at least one activity for each event. For example: ordering bail, pleading of not guilty, filing an affidavit. An activity may have conditions attached to it. An appearance in court required of a party A case associated with a court event. A court in which a court event occurs. A judge associated with a court event. A request made to a court for a ruling or an order. 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 condition described in a court order that is to be followed by a subject. A location to which a court order applies. An organization to which a court order applies. A property item to which a court order applies. A person to which a court order applies. The subject could be a Protected Party, the recipient of a Summons or Subpoena, the subject of a Warrant, etc. An agency responsible for enforcing a court order. A court that issued a court order. A date a court order was issued by a judicial officer. A judge or other judicial officer that issued a court order. An area in which a court order can be enforced. A date a court order was recalled or rescinded. A reason a court order was recalled or rescinded. A person or organization which requested a court order. A date a court order was requested. A reason why a court order was requested. A date a court order was attempted but unable to be delivered. A caution, warning, or risk advisement given as an alert to an official servicing a court order. A date a court order was delivered. A description of how a court order was delivered. An official who delivered a court order. A date a service agency received a court order to deliver. A restriction or limitation on how a court order can be delivered. A method used to obtain a signature on a court order. For example, Telephonic, Fax, etc. A description of inclusions and/or constraints of a court order. Like extradition limitation or whether an arrest or a search warrant may be served at a subject's residence between sunrise and sunset only (nightcap indicator), etc. A state of 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 supervising agency that performs court services for a court unit. A type of court, e.g., district court, appellate court, state superior court. Details about an organization that is formed to or intentionally conducts illegal activities. A caution or warning associated with a criminal organization. A high estimate of the number of people in an organization. A description of the requirement or result of a person becoming a member of a criminal organization. A low estimate of the number of people in an organization. An identifier assigned to a criminal organization. Sometimes referred to as an NCIC code, VGTOF code. An objective or purpose of the criminal organization. A description of characteristic traits and identifiers of a criminal organization. Details about a characteristic action associated with criminal activity by a person or a criminal organization. A description of a type of crime a criminal organization or person usually commits. A color associated with criminal activity. A description of the types of communication used by a criminal organization or person. A description of criminal characteristics, e.g., a trait, pattern, or trademark Details about criminal characteristics associated with a person or a criminal organization. Identifying dress or clothing associated with a criminal organization or person. Identifies an ethnic or cultural background associated with a criminal organization. An ethnic or cultural background associated with a criminal organization. A description of criminal artwork (often spray-painted images) associated with a criminal organization or person. An image of criminal artwork (often spray-painted images). An identifying hand signal associated with a criminal organization or person. A usual way in which a criminal organization or person acts or operates. A description of the type of recipient of criminal activity usually chosen by a criminal organization or person. This could describe a person, organization, location, or property. A description of a tattoo associated with a criminal organization or person. An image of a tattoo associated with a criminal organization or person. A description of a location a criminal organization or person often frequents or considers to have control over. Sometimes referred to as haunts, hangouts. Details about an intersecting street near a location. A description of an intersecting street. Details about a location with respect to a cross street. A code that identifies a currency that qualifies the monetary amount. A code that identifies a currency that qualifies the monetary amount. A currency that qualifies the monetary amount. A currency that qualifies the monetary amount. A transfer of custody or transportation of a subject or property from one enforcement party to another. An action taken in the transfer of custody. A location where transfer of custody occurs. A piece of property which is being transferred from one custody to another. An enforcement agency that receives custody of a subject or property. An enforcement facility that receives custody of a subject or property. A peace officer that receives custody of a subject or property. An enforcement agency that releases custody of a subject or property. An enforcement facility that releases custody of a subject or property. A peace officer that releases custody of a subject or property. A person who is being transferred from one custody to another. A color of a vehicle registration decal. An identifier assigned to a registration decal sticker in a given year. Sometimes referred to as a decal number. A month as shown on the registration decal issued, e.g., JAN, FEB, MAR, etc. A code that describes the lifespan of a decal on a vehicle license plate. A lifespan of a decal on a vehicle license plate. A year as shown on the registration decal issued, e.g., 1995, 1996, 1997, etc. A mandatory confined supervision of a person. A facility that carries out the confinement of a subject charged or convicted of a crime. Details about an activity assigned to a person that is meant to be self-improving or restitutional. A person or an organization which assigned a corrective action to a person. Community service a person is recommended or required to perform as a correctional action. Counseling a person is recommended or required to attend as a correctional action. A person or an organization responsible for making sure a person performs a corrective activity assigned. A facility a person is assigned to for a corrective action. May be a risk reduction facility, a diversion facility. A monetary fine assigned to a person or organization. A risk reduction, rehabilitation, diversion, or other type program a person is recommended or required to attend as a correctional action. A restitution or compensation a person is required to pay another person. A sanction or penalty ordered for a subject by a judge or a supervising agency as a result of a disposition of a charge. A person who is assigned a corrective action. A result or outcome that is the product of handling, processing, or finalizing a charge, case, activity or entity. Includes law enforcement, prosecutorial, and court dispositions. A date a disposition occurred. A description of a disposition. A reason why an outcome occurred. A name of an authority to which a disposition was reported. A result or outcome that occurred after processing an activity or entity. A type of disposition. The allowable recipients of this contents. Dissemination statement or instructions. The allowable recipients of this contents. Dissemination statement or instructions. A program designed to help a person give up a criminal lifestyle. An image of a DNA strand. Location specific information regarding a person's DNA. The location within a strand of DNA that a value was determined. The value string for a DNA locus. Details about inherent and frequently used characteristics of a document. Format or media is irrelevant in defining a document, however they are characteristics of a document. Documents are considered unique resources. A summary of the content of the resource. Any form of the title used as a substitute or alternative to the formal title of the resource. An application used to create and display a document. Application is specified in enough detail so as to ensure readability, retrievability, and preservation. True if a document has been approved; false otherwise. A person or organization primarily responsible for creating the intellectual content of the resource, e.g., author for written documents, artist, photographer or illustrator for visual resources. A description of the category of information in a document. An identifier of a category of information in a document. A category of information in a document. A code that identifies the subject code systems used and the appropriate subject code assigned to the document. Example subject code systems: be, ifc, nsa, state. A general comment about a document. A subunit of the content of the resource usually containing a list of the information content of the resource. An entity responsible for making contributions to the content of the resource. May include a person, organization, or service. Details about the control and management of a document. True if a document is copyrighted; false otherwise. Copyrighted products cannot be reproduced and/or distributed without the express written permission of the copyright owner. This prohibition is binding on individuals and corporations, as well as the United States government. A country or countries being discussed in a document. An extent or scope of the content of the resource. May include a spatial location, temporal period, or a jurisdiction. A date of the creation of the resource. An entity primarily responsible for making the content of the resource. A cutoff date for information in a document. Sometimes referred to as Information Cutoff Date, ICOD. A brief account of the content of a resource. May include but not limited to an abstract, table of contents, graphical, or free-text account of the content. Details about general document descriptors. A name of an authority designated to handled or process information in a document. An instruction on how to handle or process information in a document. A date the information in a document becomes valid. The person who made a particular entry into the referenced document. The person who made a particular entry into the referenced document. A date a document should be removed from a registry or index. A date a document was filed. A file extension of an electronic copy of a document. A file name of an electronic copy of a document. A physical or digital manifestation of the document. Format is specified as a MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) type, such as "text/xml", "image/jpeg", "application/rtf". An identifier of a group to which a document belongs. A unique and unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context. A nature or genre of the resource. Type is specified as an intelligence discipline, e.g., HUMINT, IMINT. A keyword or words that describe the overall content of the document, or the main topic of discussion. A language of the intellectual content of the resource. Details about the location of a physical document. A URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) for the referenced document which may indicate the HTTP or Intelink address. A review or update cycle period for a document. A physical device on which a document is stored. The makeup of the material or physical carrier of the resource. A name of additional addressees. A user-defined document metadata field. True if a document is to be kept as a permanent record; false otherwise. A date a document is posted to Intelink. A name of the primary addressee. True if a document is categorized as containing personal information subject to protection by the Privacy Act; false otherwise. A date of the first public dissemination of the content in any media. A date a transmitted document was received. A reference to a related resource. Another document related to this document instance. Rights held in and over the resource. Rights are the constraints applied to assure the protection of privacy or intellectual property, and any special restrictions, limitations or warning on using a shared resource. Details about security and classification information of a document. An identifier that determines the document order in a set or related documents. A person or organization that was the source of a document. A person or organization that was the source of a document. A reference to a source from which the present resource is derived. Indicates the document's status, e.g., approved, submitted, awaiting revision. A person or organization that is a target or intended recipient of a document. A person or organization that is a target or intended recipient of a document. A subject that is typically expressed as keywords, phrases, or classification codes that describe a topic of the resource. An entity responsible for making the resource available. May include a person, organization or service. A short description of the document subject, contents, and any "bottom line" point the document is trying to convey. A marking made on a document. A name given to a resource, typically a name by which it is formally known. A code that identifies a type of document. A nature or genre of the content of the resource. Includes terms describing general categories, functions, or genres. To describe the physical or digital manifestation of the resource use the Format property. True if a document is categorized as a vital record by the originating agency; false otherwise. A vital record is that information that is needed to restore an enterprise to full operation following a catastrophe, or for records essential to protect the legal and financial rights of the government or the individual directly affected by its activities. Details about an authorization issued to a driver granting driving privileges. 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. The endorsement on a drivers 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. The date after which a driver license or driver license permit is no longer valid. Details about a driver license identifier or driver license permit identifier, including the number and state. The date when a driver license or driver license permit is issued or renewed. The person to which a driver license or driver license permit is assigned. A restriction on a driver license or driver license permit. Details about a judge or jury finding a person guilty or a person pleading guilty in relation to a traffic offense. The citation received by a person that resulted in a conviction. A code identifying whether a person was driving a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) in an incident that resulted in a conviction. An indication of whether a person was driving a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) in an incident that resulted in a conviction. A code identifying whether a person was carrying hazardous materials (HazMat) in a vehicle that was involved in an incident, resulting in a conviction. An indication of whether a person was carrying hazardous materials (HazMat) in a vehicle that was involved in an incident, resulting in a conviction. The offense code a driver was convicted of in relation to a driving incident. Further information about an offense a driver was convicted of and additional detailed information concerning the offense. The offense a driver was convicted of in relation to a driving incident. A number of accidents in which a driver has been involved. A number of times that a driver has been convicted. Summary details about a driver's history A number of times that a driver has had their driving privileges withdrawn. 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 current status of an individual's non-commercial (base) privilege type. Details about a driver license permit issued to a driver granting conditional or limited driving privileges. A type of commercial or non-commercial vehicle that a licensed driver has been examined on and approved to operate subject to a permit. This field represents the highest level classification for a particular driver privilege type (e.g., commercial vs. non-commercial). A number of driver permits issued on a license. A code identifying the current status of an individual's driver license permit. Details regarding a driver license withdrawal. A code identifying a type of driver license withdrawal action that was taken. A code identifying a basis for the withdrawal action for a driver. A code identifying a reason for the withdrawal A code identifying a due process status of a withdrawal action A date on which a driver license withdrawal becomes effective. A date on or after which a driver is eligible to apply for reinstatement of those driving privileges withdrawn. A code identifying a particular withdrawal extent. A withdrawal extent identifies the portion of driving privileges being withdrawn, such as the Commercial Privilege Type, or non-Commercial (Base) Privilege Type, or a specific Permit. A jurisdiction which withdrew driving privileges for a driver A reference number for the organization that keeps the withdrawal records. True if a current licensing jurisdiction has an action pending that, if carried to completion, will cause a withdrawal of a specified driver privilege type; false otherwise. A native state (legislative) code that specifies a withdrawal reason for future reference by the original State of record. A date that the licensing privilege of an individual driver (which has been previously withdrawn) is reinstated. Details about an incident involving a vehicle, e.g., a traffic accident, speeding, reckless driving. A code identifying whether the accident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle. A determination of whether the accident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle. True if a driving incident involved a collision with another vehicle, person, or object; false otherwise. A code identifying an offense a driver was convicted of because of a traffic accident. An offense code a driver was convicted of because of a traffic accident. True if a driver owns the vehicle being driven in an incident; false otherwise. A number of females in a vehicle excluding the driver when an incident occurred. A code determining whether the accident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle that was carrying hazardous materials (that required a placard). A determination of whether the accident occurred while the driver was operating a commercial vehicle that was carrying hazardous materials (that required a placard). A jurisdiction in which an accident occurred. 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 reference number for the organization that keeps the incident report. A number of males in a vehicle excluding the driver when an incident occurred. True if a mobile phone being used was involved in an incident; false otherwise. A person in a vehicle excluding the driver when an incident occurred. A description of the people in a vehicle excluding the driver during the time of an incident. 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 description of the road conditions during the time of an incident. A type of road where an incident occurred, e.g., highway, interstate, rural road. A code identifying a severity level of an accident, based on the most intense injury to any person or, if none were injured, so designating. A severity level of an accident, based on the most intense injury to any person or, if none were injured, so designating. A description of the traffic conditions during the time of an incident. A description of the weather during the time of an incident. A federal or state organization, such as a department of motor vehicles (DMV), with jurisdiction over a person's driving privileges. A federal or state organization, such as a department of motor vehicles (DMV), with jurisdiction over a person's driving privileges. Details about a restriction applicable to a driver permit or license. A code identifying the category of a driving restriction. An explanation of the nature of a restriction A date on which a special restriction ends. Details about a legal or illegal substance that can be used as medicine or a narcotic. Possible effects from its use include addiction, habituation, a marked change in consciousness, sickness, and/or death. Examples include crack cocaine, marijuana, heroin, glue, prescription drugs, etc. A description of the composition of a drug substance. A description of a container used to hold a drug, e.g., plastic bag A description of where a drug or some container of drugs was found, e.g., glove box, subject's pockets. An amount of a drug being described. A form in which a drug appears, e.g., powdery substance, pill. A code that identifies a type of drug. The date that information becomes active or accurate. The date that information becomes active or accurate. The unit of measurement for an elevation. The unit of measurement for an elevation. Information identified by the person on whom to contact in case of an emergency and how to contact them. Details about the employment of a person. The unit commonly used by the person in a particular position. The unit commonly used by the person in a particular position. A department or command associated with a job position. The monetary compensation (salary or wage) a person receives for working. The person associated with a particular period of employment. The parent of the Employment is the Organization. The person associated with a particular period of employment. The parent of the Employment is the Organization. The organization within which the subject of the Employment worked. The parent of the Employment is the Person employed. The organization within which the subject of the Employment worked. The parent of the Employment is the Person employed. A name of an employer. This could be an organization name, a person's name, unemployed, or self employed. A date a person left an employment position. A reason a person no longer works at a job, e.g., fired for being intoxicated at work, quit, downsized. A location where a person works. A code identifying a general job description category of an employed person. A general job description category of an employed person. Information about an employment identifier assigned to a person, e.g., badge number, employeeID. A job description title of an employed person. A rank, status, or promotion level of a person within an employment organization. The hours or time frame associated with a person's position, e.g., day shift, night shift, 8am-5pm. A date a person was hired for an employment position. A status of the capacity in which a person is working, e.g., part time, full time, sick leave, terminated. The person or organization for whom the subject of the employment worked. Used when the employer is a Person rather than an Organization. The parent of the Employment is the Person employed. The person or organization for whom the subject of the employment worked. Used when the employer is a Person rather than an Organization. The parent of the Employment is the Person employed. A person involved in the enforcement of law. This generally refers to a person designated by a public authority to keep the peace and arrest persons guilty or suspected of crime. May include, but not limited to: police, sheriff, marshal, federal authorities, military. An identifier used to refer to an enforcement officer. A Peace Officer Standards and Training identifier. A type of enforcement official, e.g., Detective, Investigator, etc. Dates and times an enforcement officer is unavailable for scheduling. An enforcement unit to which an enforcement officer is assigned. Details about a unit of an agency responsible for enforcing the law and maintaining peace. A local area for which an enforcement unit is responsible. An identifier of an enforcement unit. A letter that identifies a enforcement unit. A name of an enforcement unit. A number that identifies an enforcement unit. A section of an enforcement unit. A time period or time a day an enforcement unit is responsible for working, e.g., EM, AM, PM. The amount of power or displacement of a vehicle or boat. A code that qualifies the engine power or displacement value. A code that qualifies the engine power or displacement value. Details about a singular occurrence or something that happened at a point of time. A date on which an event occurred. A description of an event or occurrence. A name of an event that occurred. A status or state of affairs of an event or occurrence. A time at which an event occurred. A type or classification of an event that occurred. Details about an item legally received by or submitted to an agency for use in ascertaining the truth of a matter. This includes items such as test reports, fingerprints, body parts, etc. and items considered "physical evidence." An estimated or actual monetary value of a piece of evidence. A person who collected a particular piece of evidence. A person who collected a particular piece of evidence. A transfer of custody of evidence from one agency to another. An evidentiary document encoded in binary, such as a mp3 file, WAV file, tiff image, relating to the evidence. A piece of evidence. A kit used to collect evidence. An NCIC code associated with a piece of evidence. A number that identifies a piece of evidence. Identifies an item associated with evidence not explicitly referenced A previous location of a piece of evidence. A previous location of a piece of evidence. A number of individual items that represent a piece of evidence. An identifier for a receipt issued for collection, analysis, and movement of Evidence. True if a piece of evidence was returned to its owner; false otherwise. A person, agency, or other organization to which a particular piece of property was returned A person, agency, or other organization to which a particular piece of property was returned A location where a particular piece of evidence was taken, collected, or removed. A location where a particular piece of evidence was taken, collected, or removed. An organization from which a particular piece of evidence was taken or seized. Example: a computer siezed from an organization. An organization from which a particular piece of evidence was taken or seized. Example: a computer siezed from an organization. A unique code that identifies a type of evidence. Details about an item introduced as evidence in a hearing or a trial. An agency that accepts evidence into the judicial process. True if an exhibit was admitted in trial; false otherwise. An exhibit item. An identifying number of an exhibit. True if an exhibit that has not been admitted as evidence will remain with the court as an offer of proof in the event of an appeal; false otherwise. A description of the status of an exhibit, e.g., offered, withdrawn, admitted, refused. The date information becomes inactive or is no longer valid. The date information becomes inactive or is no longer valid. Details about an organization that carries out some form of enforcement or reformatory activities for its members. This may be detention, corrections, supervision, a rehabilitation, risk reduction, or diversion program, or another type of function designed to reform a member of society. A description of the number of people a facility can house at a time. A number of people a facility can house at one time. A number of people a facility is currently servicing. A unique NCIC or other identifier assigned to a reform-related organization. Sometimes referred to as a KAG number for detention facilities. True if a facility has the ability to accept people under the legal age of an adult; false otherwise. A type of occupant or member a facility manages. This may be adult, juvenile, addict. An organization that operates the facility. A level of security an organization operates at, e.g., minimum, medium, maximum, none. A supervising agency that operates or oversees the facility. Details about a monetary amount charged for a service, product, or restitution or the monetary amount assessed as court case fees. An amount of money to be charged. A description of an amount of money charged. A date by which a fee must be paid. A time by which a fee must be paid. A total or partial amount of a fee not charged to a person. A description of the partial or total exemption of a person from a fee. True if a fee has been waived or dismissed; false otherwise. A person or organization to whom a fee must be paid. A person or organization which must pay a fee. An interval or period a fee is required to be paid, e.g., weekly, monthly, yearly. A crime which is punishable by death or imprisonment in a state facility. A final plea offered by a defendant in relation to a charge that was accepted by the court. A representation or an encoding of the identifying characteristics of a person's fingerprints. A code identifying a specific classification of a person's fingerprint. A specific classification of a person's fingerprint. If the classification represents a radial or ulmar loop pattern, then the classification is two numeric characters. A code identifying a finger of a person that has been printed or has attempted to have been printed, e.g., right thumb, left index. A finger of a person that has been printed or has attempted to have been printed, e.g., right thumb, left index. A code identifying a general pattern of a person's fingerprint. A general pattern of a person's fingerprint. Identifies the type of fingerprints collected, e.g., left thumb, right index finger, ten-print set. Details about any weapon, including a starter gun, which will or is designed to or may readily be converted to expel a projectile by air, carbon dioxide, or the action of an explosive. True if firearm is an automatic weapon and can be fired in quick succession; false otherwise. A code identifying a barrel length of a firearm. A measurement of a barrel length of a firearm. A code identifying a caliber of a firearm. A caliber of a firearm. A code identifying a finish of a firearm. A finish of a firearm. A gauge of a firearm, particularly a shotgun. A grip of a firearm. A code identifying the manufacturer of a firearm. A code identifying the specific design or type of firearm produced by a manufacturer. A code identifying a style of a firearm. A code identifying a type of firearm. A code identifying a description or further classification of a firearm. A description or further classification of a firearm. Details about force used, whether physical or aided by a tool or weapon. Sometimes referred to as ForceToolWeapon. A description of the physical force a person used against another person. A person who used force against another. The evidence taken in an incident when specifically a tool/weapon The evidence taken in an incident when specifically a tool/weapon A tool used to apply force to a person. Indicates that a particular force/tool/weapon was used by a specific organization. Indicates that a particular force/tool/weapon was used by a specific organization. A person who was a victim of force. A weapon used to apply force to a person. Details about identifying a location based on latitude and longitude. A circle around the Earth parallel to the Equator. Values range from -90 degrees (inclusive) at the South Pole to +90 degrees (inclusive) at the North Pole. The value is 0 at the Equator. A meridian that is perpendicular to the Equator. Values range from -180 degrees (inclusive) at the International Date Line to +180 (exclusive) just west of the International Date Line. The value is 0 at the Prime Meridian. An identification of the coordinate system used. An identification of the spatial reference system used. Details about a major public road. A complete reference to a highway. An identifier of a highway, e.g., "SR-78" A name of a highway, e.g., "Stone Mountain Parkway" A designation of a specific place on a highway. Sometimes referred to as a mile marker, mile post, exit number. Information on how to contact a person at their home residence. Information that identifies an entity. A date an identifier becomes effective. This may or may not be the issue date. A date an identifier becomes effective. This may or may not be the issue date. The locale or organization from which an identification originates. The locale or organization from which an identification originates. A date an identifier is no longer valid. 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 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. A code identifying an area or region, e.g., state or country, in which an identifier is unique. An area or region, e.g., state or country, in which an identifier is unique. An area or region, e.g., state or country, in which an identifier is unique. A date the status applied to an identifier. A date the status applied to an identifier. A status of an identifier, e.g., valid, expired. A status of an identifier, e.g., valid, expired. A time the status applied to an identifier. A time the status applied to an identifier. A source of the identifier's type code. A source of the identifier's type code. A textual code representing the type of identifier assigned. A textual code representing the type of identifier assigned. A source version of the identifier's type code. A source version of the identifier's type code. A description of a type of identifier. A description of a type of identifier. A type of identifier assigned. A type of identifier assigned. Details about a representation of an image encoded for XML. An organization that created an image. A code identifying a facial adornment or hair piece of the person in an image. A facial adornment or hair piece that appears in an image. A height of image in pixel True if an image is of a juvenile; false otherwise. A location of where an image is stored. A person who took an image. A person who took an image. A code identifying an angle of a person's face in a photograph. An angle of a person's face in a photograph. A type of image that that has been taken, e.g., mug shot, fingerprint. A width of image in pixels A mandatory confined supervision of a person. Details about a criminal or non-criminal activity that occurred. True if an arrest was made due to the incident; false otherwise. A peace officer that assisted in processing an incident. Details that describe a general category or classification of an incident. A code that identifies a type of incident that occurred. A general category of an incident that occurred, e.g., assault, burglary, theft. True if an incident that occurred is criminal; false if an incident is non-criminal. A property item that was damaged in an incident. A period of a day an incident occurred. For example: morning, late night, afternoon, etc.