Offense Schedule

An offense schedule lists the crimes and punishable violations that have been set up as offense and fine codes.

Examples of commonly used offense types include Traffic, Ordinance, Misdemeanor, etc. Listed under the offense type titled Traffic, you might find moving, non-moving, and driver license violations; under Misdemeanor may be theft and DUI, while Ordinance includes violations for animals and waste and weeds.

A court may request an offense type to group together violations for statistical purposes.

The Offense Schedule that prints as a report shows the violation, violation description, which includes a breakdown of fines and surcharges. Use the Offense Schedule report to print the offense schedule to paper.

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Offense Schedule
1. Printing an Offense Schedule
1. Selecting offense types

Printing an Offense Schedule

1. Open Connect Court Management > Reports > Offense Schedule.

2. Set up the report options.

Use the following sections in this help topic to set up the report options.

3. Click Print (CTRL+P).

The report prints.

Selecting offense types

An offense type is a category for collecting offenses with similar characteristics, features, or functions. You can use an offense type to track and report transactions.

A court may request an offense type to group together violations for statistical purposes.

What do you want to do?

To select an offense type, click to select the checkbox next to it.
To exclude an offense type, clear the checkmark next to it.

Updated on 16Aug2017