j:CaseAugmentationType

A data type for additional information about a case.

Complex type information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  1. j:CaseAmendedCharge [0..*]    A charge different than the original charge a person is being tried for in a court of law.
  2. j:CaseCapiasDate [0..*]    A date where subject proceeds directly to court, without being able to post bond. Similar to a Failure to Appear
  3. j:CaseCharge [0..*]    A charge or accusation a person is being tried for in a court of law.
  4. j:CaseContinuanceDate [0..*]    A date a court case is set to resume after being postponed.
  5. j:CaseCourt [0..*]    A court of law in which the case is being tried.
  6. j:CaseCourtEvent [0..*]    A court occurrence.
  7. j:CaseDefendantQuantityText [0..*]    A number of defendants being tried at once for a case.
  8. j:CaseDefendantSelfRepresentationIndicator [0..*]    True if a defendant waived the right to have a defense attorney and is representing him or her self; false otherwise.
  9. j:CaseDefendantParty [0..*]    An entity being charged or sued in a court of law.
  10. j:CaseDefenseAttorney [0..*]    An attorney who defends a case.
  11. j:CaseDomesticViolenceIndicator [0..*]    True if the case involves domestic violence; false otherwise.
  12. j:CaseDrivingImpairedIndicator [0..*]    True if the case involves a person who was driving with the presence of illegal or unprescribed prescription drugs in his or her system; false otherwise.
  13. j:CaseDrivingIntoxicatedIndicator [0..*]    True if a case involves a person who was driving with blood alcohol level that is higher than the law allows; false otherwise.
  14. j:CaseExhibit [0..*]    An item admitted in court as evidence.
  15. j:CaseHearing [0..*]    An appearance before a judicial official conducted in person, by telephone, or by video.
  16. j:CaseInformationAdmissibleIndicator [0..*]    True if new trial information may be entered from an appellate ruling/decision; false otherwise.
  17. j:CaseInformationAdmissibleText [0..*]    A piece of new trial information that may be admissible in court.
  18. j:CaseInformationInadmissibleText [0..*]    A piece of new trial information that is not admissible in court.
  19. j:CaseInitiatingParty [0..*]    An entity that brings charges or a suit against another in a court of law. Can be either a victim in a criminal case or a plaintiff in a civil case.
  20. j:CaseJudge [0..*]    A judicial official assigned to a case.
  21. j:CaseJuror [0..*]    An empanelled juror or an alternate juror.
  22. j:CaseLineageCase [0..*]    A description of a case at a previous stage.
  23. j:CaseOfficial [0..*]    Details about a justice official's involvement in a court case.
  24. j:CaseOriginalCourt [0..*]    A court that originally heard or tried a case before it was transferred or appealed.
  25. j:CaseOtherEntity [0..*]    A miscellaneous entity involved in a court case.
  26. j:CaseOtherIdentification [0..*]    A miscellaneous identifier for a case.
  27. j:CaseOtherOfficial [0..*]    A miscellaneous person or organization involved in a court case.
  28. j:CasePendingCourtEvent [0..*]    A court event or activity that is postponed or pending.
  29. j:CaseProceedingCategoryText [0..*]    A kind of case proceeding.
  30. j:CaseProsecutionAttorney [0..*]    An attorney who prosecutes a case.
  31. j:CaseProtectionOrderIndicator [0..*]    True if a Domestic Violence Protection Order or Antiharassment Order is filed with the Judgment and Sentence; false otherwise.
  32. j:CaseRestrictionDate [0..*]    A date a restriction is placed on a person by a court order.
  33. j:CaseRestrictionText [0..*]    A restriction imposed upon a party.
  34. j:CaseSecurityText [0..*]    A level of case security required from low to high
  35. j:CaseTerminationStageText [0..*]    A stage of termination for a case.
  36. j:CaseTerminationCategoryText [0..*]    A kind of termination for a case.
  37. j:CaseTrial [0..*]    A kind of hearing during which the final disposition of a case is determined.
  38. j:CaseVerdictGivenIndicator [0..*]    True if a verdict is given by judge or jury; false otherwise.
  39. j:CaseVictimNotProsecutingIndicator [0..*]    True if a victim is not or was not willing to prosecute; false otherwise.
  40. j:CaseWitness [0..*]    The person/entity who has information relating to the activity or who testifies in court.
  41. j:CaseSeverityText [0..*]    A severity of a case.
  42. j:CaseConvictionReportingRequirements [0..*]    Details about the requirements placed on a person convicted in a case to report to a supervising agency.
  43. j:CaseRespondentAttorney [0..*]    The attorney in a court case representing the party that is required to answer a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is often called the petitioner. Thus, the respondent is equivalent to a defendant in a lawsuit. On an appeal, the party who must respond to an appeal by the losing party in the trial court (called appellant) in the appeals court. The accused in a domestic violence case or civil action; a person responding to a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner.
  44. j:CaseRespondentParty [0..*]    An entity in a court case that is required to answer a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is usually called the petitioner. Thus, the respondent is equivalent to a defendant in a lawsuit. On an appeal, the party who must respond to an appeal by the losing party in the trial court (called appellant) in the appeals court. The accused in a domestic violence case or civil action; a person responding to a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner.
  45. j:CaseInitiatingAttorney [0..*]    The attorney in a court case representing the party that filed a petition for a court order or writ requiring the respondent to take some action, halt an activity or obey a courts direction. Representative of the party seeking action from the court. In such matters the moving party (the one filing the petition) is often called the petitioner. The attorney representing a person requesting for filing a Request or Petition for Protection filed by a petitioner.

Attributes

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• Element j:CaseAugmentation

Type inheritance chain

• s:AugmentationType
  • j:CaseAugmentationType