PTRA definition

PTRA means the Pretrial Risk Assessment, which is an assessment administered by the USPSO with the defendant used to determine failure to appear and new criminal arrests or revocations due to technical violations.
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PTRA means the Port Terminal Railroad Association, a Texas association.
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Examples of PTRA in a sentence

  • N/A PTRA shall have the ability to specify how printing is handled for each form/notice (e.g., local, batch, deferred).

  • Yes PTRA shall perform searches for cases using partial names with "wild cards "and/or "sounds like" functionality.

  • Yes PTRA shall allow designation of pretrial officer(s) to tasks associated with a case.

  • Yes PTRA shall ability to configure printers (network, local) for specific uses within the PTRA (e.g. all reports are routed to a specific printer, all batch printing jobs are routed to a specific network printer, etc.).

  • Yes PTRA shall send CII and required data to California Department of Justice (DOJ) to perform adult criminal history search.

  • Yes PTRA shall have capabilities to configure multiple risk assessment tools in a graphical user interface.

  • Yes PTRA shall have the ability to view, edit, or establish batch job dependencies.

  • Yes Once completed, the risk assessment and recommendation or pretrial report from PTRA shall be submitted to the Judicial Officer Module for review.

  • No PTRA shall have the ability to retain history of all configuration or reference tables with effective start and end dates.

  • Yes PTRA shall provide automated interviews and pretrial risk assessments.

Related to PTRA

  • SAQA means the South African Qualifications Authority;