Jails use this code when they are "contracting" bed space for the federal government or when a person has both state and federal holds. 2. Identifying the Actual Charge
Note: Purely internal data processing (no external transmission) is subject to the statute, though best‑practice privacy controls are still advisable. statute pri9905s9
: It is an administrative label used in the LIDS User Guide to help jail staff record why an inmate is being housed, ensuring the facility is properly reimbursed for holding a federal prisoner. Jails use this code when they are "contracting"
Unlike a typical state law (like "reckless driving" or "grand larceny"), this code serves as a placeholder to ensure the Local Inmate Data System (LIDS) correctly categorizes the inmate's status for funding and jurisdictional purposes. Key Characteristics of the Code Federal Jurisdiction: : It is an administrative label used in
The Virginia Compensation Board and the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission use VCC codes to standardize how offenses are recorded across different jurisdictions. While most VCCs correspond directly to a section of the Code of Virginia , codes like PRI9905S9 are "placeholder" or "non-statutory" codes used when the underlying charge originates outside of Virginia state law. Common related codes include: : Federal Felony PRI9906S9 : Federal Misdemeanor PRI9907S9 : Military Felony PRI9912S9 : Out-of-state Felony Why It Appears on Records