This dataset contains a monthly record of how many defendants were in jail, for all Superior Court judges who handle criminal cases. For the current month, there is one data point representative of the number of defendants in jail as of today. For previous months, the data point is the last day of the month, and shows how many defendants were in jail on that day.

This dataset contains all currently pending Superior Court cases. This includes all criminal complex, criminal non-complex, family, civil, and business cases. This data is extracted daily from the Odyssey system, and also updated here daily.

This dataset is used to create a histogram displaying the aging of defendants in jail, for today's defendants in jail on superior court criminal cases. The starting dataset is https://sharefulton.fultoncountyga.gov/Government/Superior-Court-Defendants-in-Jail/raqb-js7j , and is aggregated, filtered, and manipulated into this form using the R programming language.

This dataset contains a monthly record of how many defendants are in jail on Superior Court Criminal cases. It counts each defendant in jail once, using the dataset https://sharefulton.fultoncountyga.gov/Government/Superior-Court-Defendants-in-Jail/raqb-js7j. This data contains the current days count, as well as one datapoint from the last day of each previous month, starting 2019-01-01.

This dataset consists of assignments of all civil, criminal, business, and family court cases in the Fulton County Superior Court, from 1992-01-01 to present. Information provided on each case includes the case number, case type (e.g., non-complex felony, capital felony), the date filed, the date assigned, the judge assigned, the current status (e.g. open, closed), and flags indicating whether the defendant is in jail and whether the assignment is current (or the last assignment in the case of closed cases).

This dataset contains a monthly record of how many cases each judge had pending at the end of the month, as well as the average number of pending cases among judges. The average pending is calculated by group, so the average for non-complex is different than the average among the judges handling complex criminal cases. There is one data point for the number of cases pending on the last day of each previous month, starting 2019-01-01, and a datapoint for the current number of pending cases.

This dataset contains a monthly record of how many cases pending over a year each judge had at the end of the month, as well as the average number of pending cases over one year among judges. The average pending is calculated by group, so the average for non-complex is different than the average among the judges handling complex criminal cases. There is one data point for the last day of each previous month, starting 2019-01-01, and a datapoint for the current number of pending cases over one year.

This dataset contains a monthly record of how many defendants were in jail for over one year, for all Superior Court judges who handle criminal cases. For the current month, there is one data point representative of the number of defendants in jail for over one year as of today. For previous months, the data point is the last day of the month, and shows how many defendants were in jail for over one year on that day.

This dataset is a summarized table of clearance rates per month, per case category. This is computed from data on the number of cases assigned and the number of cases disposed. It comes from the Odyssey system and is updated daily.

This pre-aggregated and reshaped dataset is used to create a stacked bar chart on the Project ORCA summary dashboard