If someone is in jail for a bench warrant, what does this mean for their case?
Disposition Code: RCLD Disposition Description: RECALLED
This means the person that is in jail on a 'bench warrant' is being 'recalled' because they have found something else to possibly charge them with. Since they are already being held it just means this will be added to their list of offenses.
The RCLD seems to have something to do with age so check this out at the jail.
Some of these codes can mean something slightly different in different states so you should ask your questions at your courthouse or your jail. You may be able to call them for information.
Disposition Code: RCLD Disposition Description: RECALLED
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It means they didn't bother to show up for court on the assigned day/time, so the judge issued a bench warrant . They will be picked up and held in jail with out bond until they go before the judge .
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What does it mean for court if the disposition code says: ORDS and the disposition description says: Court Order For Release?
It means there is no bail or bond posted. The person is released with a promise to appear in court on the day given. The person is released on his own recognizance.
What does this mean? State prison 3 completed AOJ received.
"SP3" is a paperwork status: it means that there was a sentence to State Prison and all the inmate's papers have been processed and that he/she is waiting for transportation to the Department of Corrections. "AOJ" means Abstract of Judgment (a case Overview).
This formally notifies the state prison on charges & credits. This is turned in after paper work is cleared from city jail/transfer.
Sounds like completed paperwork. Transfer papers complete SP3.
"AOJ" means Abstract of Judgment (a case Overview).
List of issues - AOJ
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In looking up my fiancé's father me couldn't find out where he's housed the case # read MA********. It shows his sentence date, but in the number of days sentenced it says - 0.
Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you.
You can try to call your local sheriff's office and see if the have an inmate/family advocate that can help you understand this.
There's not enough info about where you located to offer anything more specific.
Prayers!
What you are seeing is an incomplete form. It has probably not been long enough for all of the information to be posted on all of the records.
You should be able to ask at your local police station about how to find out what you information you need.
Most likely your fiance should be the one asking the questions. You may have to go to the court house to be able to find out what is happening at the present time as records are slow to be updated.
Not all states/cities/counties keep records in the same manner so check with any of these offices and they will direct you to right person to see.
It means he's going to state prison
What does HCLR mean in court documents about an inmate?
This is going to depend on how it was used. Normally in most of the court cases HCLR mean the guy violated his parole. Here is what they codes mean in court - 3056. FEL. VIO STATE PAROLE;FELONY. HCLR.
Online, the consensus is that those specific initials depend on the court. But it does show up associated with violation on parole.
