jacked up adj.3
(US Und.) charged with an offence, esp. while already serving a sentence.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Across the Board 121: The time he got himself jacked up with income-tax trouble, he summoned Jack to Chicago to handle the contract. | |
| Prison Sl. 21: Jacked up may refer to anyone being charged with a crime, but it is used more often to indicate an inmate being charged with a new crime while in prison. | |
| Snitch Jacket 16: Maybe you deserve to get jacked-up, story like that. |