Description:A litigant actor may well have multiple identities, one "real" and one or more alias identities. Attributes:- Type- indicates Real or Alias. Name-based web service queries
may find a case based on an alias name, so this attribute helps
distinguish such "hits".
- ID- this sequence/ordinal number . This corresponds to each name (real or alias). If more than one identity/name is to be retained, this should be used as the key for each. Fr performance
reasons, this has a composite value with a required structure using special delimiters:
- I (Identity)
- A sequence/ordinal
- The "real" identity should always be Identity I0
- Name attributes
- FullName- this is the only name data which is used, and thus the only one required. The format is: LastName, FirstName [MiddleInitialOrMiddleName].
Example: SMITH, JAMES M JR
- FirstName
- MiddleName
- LastName
- Prefix
- Suffix
- Gender- provided to help confirm identity on name-only searches.
- DateOfBirth- if the search was based on date of birth, search hits will contain at least one identity with that DOB.
- Other demographics
- Height
- HeightMeasurementUnit
- Weight
- WeightMeasurementUnit
- EyeColor
- HairColor
- ScarsMarksTattoos
- PlaceOfBirth
- Ethnicity
- Citizenship
- MaritalStatus
- EntityAcronym- not used
- EntityType- not used
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