How is the Youth Status section on JCS reports affected by Resolution and Completion codes entered in SCOMIS for Deferred Dispositions?
The following chart shows the Youth Status that results from the various combinations of Completion, Resolution, and Result codes entered in SCOMIS for Deferred Dispositions.
| When the code combinations below are entered for Deferred Dispositions in SCOMIS ------------------->> | ...the JCS Referral, Criminal, and Offender History Reports show the Youth Status below: | ||
Legal Case Completion Code | Legal Case Resolution Code | Charge Result Code | Resulting Youth Status * |
July 1, 1997, to the present | |||
| Blank | DDSP (Deferred Disposition) | Guilty (G) | Deferred Granted (active) |
| Not blank | DDSP (Deferred Disposition) | Dismissed (D) | Deferred Completed |
| Not blank | DDSP (Deferred Disposition) | Guilty (G) | Deferred Revoked |
Before July 1, 1997 | |||
| Blank | CTOP (Continued Order of Prosecution) | Pending (P) | Deferred Granted (active) |
| Not blank | CTOP (Continued Order of Prosecution) | Dismissed (D) | Deferred Completed |
| Not blank | CTOP (Continued Order of Prosecution) | Guilty (G) | Deferred Revoked |
*If the Youth Status entry in JCS is incorrect, please review the BASIC screen in SCOMIS to verify that the Charge Result Code, Resolution Code, and Completion Code are correct for the true status of the Deferred Disposition, per the table above. Correcting the entry in the SCOMIS Basic screen will correct the Youth Status entry in JCS.
See also:
- The Deferred Disposition topic in JCS Help.
- Juvenile Offender Deferred Disposition section of the SCOMIS Online Manual.
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