This is a string that cannot exceed 32 characters in length. This is a string that cannot exceed 64 characters in length. This is a string that cannot exceed 255 characters in length. This is a string that cannot exceed 1024 characters in length. This is a string that cannot exceed 4000 characters in length. This type can be used whenever a name is needed, whether person or organization. The fully formatted name is available, as well as each of the constituent parts of the name. If a person, this is the person's fully formatted name with the prefix first, for example, "Hon. John Smith". If an organization, the name of the organization. If a person, this is the person's fully formatted name with the last name first, for example, "Smith, Hon. John". If an organization, the name of the organization. This represents a physical address of an entity such as a residence or organization. This is the street1 portion of the address. This is the street2 portion of the address, if any. This is the city portion of the address. This is the zip or postal code portion of the address, if available. This is the root element for the UCMS Criminal Dictionaries, which contains all of the dictionary values. This is a list of possible conditions on an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal (ACD) charge outcome. This is one of of possible conditions on an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal (ACD) charge outcome. This is the list of possible address types of an address. This represents one of the possible address types for an address. This is the list of possible reasons why a sentence was advanced. This is one of the possible reasons why a sentence was advanced. This is a dictionary of possible appearance purposes for appearances. This represents one of the possible appearance purposes for an appearance. This is the list of possible appearance types for appearances. This represents one of the possible appearance types for an appearance. This is the list of possible arresting agencies for charges. This represents one of the possible arresting agency for a charge. This is the list of possible actions that can be taken for bail on a docket. This is one action that can occurr for bail on a docket. This gives the possible types of bail posted sureties, which are: Not Set - The court staff did not set the type of surety. Unknown - The court staff did not know who is responsible for the bail payments. Individual - A person who is not the defendant is responsible for bail. Corporation - A corporation is responsible for the bail. This gives one of the possible posted bail surety values. This is a list of possible bail statuses for a docket. This is one possible value for a bail status. This is the list of possible case types for dockets. This represents one of the possible case types for a docket. This is the list of possible outcome types for a charge. This is one of the possible outcome types. This is the list of possible discharge condition types. This represents one of the possible condition types. This is the list of possible dismissal reasons types. This represents one of the possible dismissal reason type values. This is the list of all counties included in the extract. Each county may contain a local or superior criminal court. This represents a specific local or superior criminal court. If true, this court is a local criminal court. Otherwise, it is a superior criminal court. Each court has at least one location, and may have more than one. A location is a named address where the court operates. This is a room in a court location. This is the name the court has given the room. This is the floor on which this room resides, if specified. This is an additional name associated with this room, if any. This identifier uniquely identifies each court room, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same court room retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "CourtRoom-Sequence". It should be noted that: o CourtRoom is literally "CourtRoom". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "CourtRoom-000000000013". This identifier uniquely identifies each court location, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same court location retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "CourtLocation-Sequence". It should be noted that: o CourtLocation is literally "CourtLocation". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "CourtLocation-000000000013". A part is primarily a collection of appearances. Example of part name are room number, judge name, or any other name that is meaningful to the court. This is the name of the part in that county. The name is unique so can be used as the permanent identifier for the part. This is a reference to the court room which is tied to this part. This identifier uniquely identifies each part, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same part retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "Part-Sequence". It should be noted that: o Part is literally "Part". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "Part-000000000013". This identifier uniquely identifies each court, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same court retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "Court-Sequence". It should be noted that: o Court is literally "Court". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "Court-000000000013". This is the full name of the Court. This identifier uniquely identifies each county, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same county retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "County-Sequence". It should be noted that: o County is literally "County". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "County-000000000013". This is the full name of the county. This is the standardized code assigned to each of the 62 counties. This identifier uniquely identifies each district, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same district retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "District-XYZ", where XYZ is the district number. The district number is 0 padded so that any districts with less than 3 digits has a 0 in front. This is the district number. This is the list of possible categories for why a docket was disposed. This is one of the categories for why a docket was disposed. This is the list of possible disposition reasons for a docket. This is one of the reasons why a docket was disposed. This is the category associated with this disposition reason. This is the list of possible drug types for charges. This represents one of the possible drug type for a charge. This is a list of possible requirements for a defendant with a drunk driving sentence. This is a list of possible requirements for a defendant with a drunk driving sentence. This is the possible units of duration, such as year, month, days, and hours. This is one unit of duration, such as year, month, days, and hours. This is the list of possible ethnicities for an individual. This represents one of the possible ethnicity values. This is the list of possible eye colors for an individual. This represents one of the possible eye color values. This is true, false, or unknown. This is one of the values for federal gun prohibitors. This is the list of the possible felony offender statuses for conviction charge outcomes. This is one of the possible felony offender statuses for conviction charge outcomes. This is the list of possible genders for an individual. This represents one of the possible gender values. This is the list of possible hair colors for an individual. This represents one of the possible hair color values. This is the list of possible imprisonment condition types. This represents one of the condition types. This represents a judge. This is the full name of the judge as recorded in the UCMS-SC system. This is the type of judge, such as "County/Family Judge", "Village Justice", and so on. This represents the list of courts associated with a judge if any. This is a reference to the court which is tied to this judge. This identifier uniquely identifies each judge, allowing a specific one to be referenced by the identifier. This identifier is permanent, which means that the same judge retains the same identifier each time it appears in an extract. This identifier is of the form "Judge-Sequence". It should be noted that: o Judge is literally "Judge". o Sequence is a 12 digit number that starts with 1 and is incremented by 1. The number is 0 padded which means that any digits that are unused are 0 digits, such as "000000000013". An example identifier is "Judge-000000000013". This is the list of possible languages for an individual. This represents one of the possible language values. This is the list of possible types of license actions, such as suspension, revocation, and no action. This is one of the license actions, such as suspension, revocation, and no action. This is the list of possible motion types for motions. This represents one of the possible motion types for a motion. This is the list of possible nations. This represents one of the possible nations. This is the list of possible National Crime Information Center (NCIC) equivalent of the Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) charge code. This represents one of the possible NCIC code for a charge. This is the list of possible bail conditions put on a defendant when they are released with non monetary conditions. This is one of the possible bail conditions put on a defendant when they are released with non monetary conditions. This contains a list of the types of forms used for orders of protection. This is one of the types of forms used for orders of protection. This is the list of possible outcome types for dockets. This represents one of the possible docket outcome types for a docket. This is the list of possible probation condition types. This represents one of the possible condition types. This is the list of possible races for an individual. This represents one of the possible race values. This is the list of possible types of representation. This represents one of the possible types of representation. This is the list of possible role type for an individual. This represents one of the possible role type values. This is the list of possible reasons for why an appearance has been scheduled. This represents one of the possible reasons why an appearance was scheduled. This is the list of possible seal types for dockets and charges. This represents one of the possible seal types for a docket or charge. This is the list of possible sentence item types for sentence items on sentences. This is one of the possible sentence item types for sentence items on sentences. This is the list of possible sentence outcomes for sentences. This is one of the possible sentenc outcomes for a sentence. This is the list of possible sex offender risk level types for a person. This is one of the possible sex offender risk level types for a person. This is the list of types of surcharges or fees. This is one of the types of surcharges or fees. This is the list of reasons why a docket can be tolled. This is one of the possible reasons why a docket can be tolled. This is the list of possible types of vehicles, such as Passenger, Bus, Motorcycle, and the like. This is one of the vehicle types. This is the list of possible reasons why a docket was transferred to another court. This is one of the reasons why a docket was transferred to another court. This is the list of possible types of treatment program types. This represents one of the possible types of treatment programs. This is the list of possible U.S. states. This represents one of the possible state values. This is the list of virtual login types that can be used at the time of an appearance. This is one of possibles virtual login types. This is the list of reasons why a warrant was given. This is one of the reasons a warrant can be given. This is the list of possible weapon types for charges. This represents one of the possible weapon type for a charge. This is the list of possible weight severities for charges. This represents one of the possible weight severities for a charge.