What does SCJS mean?
SCJS means Scottish Criminal Justice System
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Scottish Criminal Justice System?
Scottish Criminal Justice System can be abbreviated as SCJS
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What does SCJS stand for? SCJS stands for "Scottish Criminal Justice System". |
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What is the meaning of SCJS abbreviation? The meaning of SCJS abbreviation is "Scottish Criminal Justice System". |
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What is SCJS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SCJS is "Scottish Criminal Justice System". |
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What does SCJS mean? SCJS as abbreviation means "Scottish Criminal Justice System". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CJSNI - Criminal Justice System Northern Ireland
- ISCJIS - Integration of Scottish Criminal Justice Information Systems
- SAICS - Southwest Alabama Integrated Criminal Justice System
- CJSP - Criminal Justice System Project
- CJEE - Expenditure and Employment Data for the Criminal Justice System
- CJS - Criminal Justice System
- ICJS - Integrated Criminal Justice System
- SQMS - Scottish Quality Management System
- CCCJS - Coordination of Computerisation in the Criminal Justice System
- CCCJS - Crown Court Criminal Justice System
- CCJS - Canadian Criminal Justice System
- CJSE - Criminal Justice System Exchange
- CJSIIP - Criminal Justice System Information Integration Project
- DCJS - Department of Criminal Justice System
- NCJS - Nebraska Criminal Justice System
- SCJO - Scottish Criminal Justice Organisation
- CPS - Crown Prosecution Service (UK criminal justice system)
- acjs - American criminal justice system
- ccjs - Crime and the Criminal Justice System
- cccjs - Co-ordination of Computerisation in the Criminal Justice System