Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
court disposition codes
In Los Angeles, Ca. What does the code SP4 mean on an inmate record?
Asked on 6/18/07, 6:01 pm
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Michael Stone
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Re: court disposition codes
On the LA Sheriff's Department Inmate Information website, which is what I think you are referring to, "SP4" could indicate that the inmate was sentenced to / is awaiting transfer to / state prison. Typically, such inmates remain at the county jail for at most 1-2 weeks and can be shipped out at anytime.
Answered on 6/18/07, 6:13 pm
Re: court disposition codes
I think you are viewing the LASD inmate codes. If that is the case, it means "State Prison 4." An indication that this person was convicted and sentenced to prison for 4 years. If you are looking at some other document, it could mean something different altogether.
Answered on 6/18/07, 6:27 pm
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