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Sentencing reports from the documented record

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CaseParity turns official court records into clear sentencing reports by charge, offense date, and location. Felony reports are available across covered jurisdictions; misdemeanor reports are currently available in Florida, with additional coverage coming later.

Hours of case hunting become a reviewable distribution of documented outcomes, sentence types, and sentence lengths—each connected to a named source.

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Harris County, Texas · District Court 174

Tex. H&S Code § 481.115 — Possession of Controlled Substance PG-1

District Court level

5,827

documented records in this view

2010–2024

Recorded confinement distribution

Prison3.3%
State jail41.2%
County jail55.5%
Harris County District ClerkHistorical aggregate · not a prediction

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Four jurisdictions. Location-specific reports.

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County level

Florida

3.2M cases

Felony and misdemeanor sentencing data by charge, with county-specific reports from Clerk of Courts records.

charge × county · 2018–2026 · Florida Clerks of Court

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County or independent city

Virginia

103K cases

Sentencing-guidelines compliance and active sentence length by code section, circuit, county, or independent city.

section × circuit × locality · 1995–2023 · Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission

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Courthouse level

Cook County, Illinois

3.1M cases

Case outcomes by charge from State's Attorney felony records for the Chicago metro's courts.

charge · 2010–2024 · Cook County State's Attorney · LIVE

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District Court level

Harris County, Texas

4.1M cases

Outcomes by charge from District Clerk records for the Houston metro's courts.

charge · 2010–2026 · Harris County District Clerk

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Volumes are case-, charge-, or sentencing-event-level as noted per jurisdiction and are not necessarily unique defendants. Each jurisdiction’s record is analyzed on its own grain against its own source — figures are never summed or compared across jurisdictions. Figures verified against production data 2026-07-27.

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2 · Filed charge

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Volusia County, Florida · Fla. Stat. § 893.13(6)(a) — Possession of a controlled substance

1 · Case outcome mix

Guilty68.2%
Adjudication withheld28.3%
Dismissed / acquitted0.9%
Other recorded outcome2.6%

2 · Sentence distribution after a guilty disposition

State prison24 mo median34.9%
County jail2.5 mo median56.1%
Probation24 mo median8.3%
Community control0.4%

State prison

Half of sentences: 12–38.9 mo

County jail

Half of sentences: 1–5.9 mo

Probation

Half of sentences: 18–36 mo

Sentence length (months)

Outcome mix → sentence type → sentence length2018–2026 · Florida Clerks of Court via FDLE CJDT

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Recorded outcomes lead into sentence types and length distributions for the selected charge and location.

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Records are normalized by charge, offense date, and supported location detail before results are reported.

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  • Statute matching — figures matched to the statute version in effect on the offense date
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Place a recorded sentence within the documented local record.

  • Local sentencing context for the selected charge and jurisdiction
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Outcome snapshot for the charge
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Basic disposition rates
Sentence-length distributions, where the source supports it
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Trends over time, where the source supports it
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Published tables are also available as JSON (dataset.json) for research and AI systems.

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Every reported figure is derived from and traceable to a named government source, version-stamped.

Published methodology

How every metric is built is documented and public. Read the methodology

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Figures are matched to the applicable historical statute version where the source and charge mapping support it.

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Built from public government data. CaseParity uses government-published court and sentencing records available under the applicable source program, public-access framework, or records law. Availability varies by jurisdiction, record type, date, and confidentiality restrictions. CaseParity does not provide person lookup and does not identify individuals in any sentencing data.

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Before you start

Common questions

Is this legal advice?

No. CaseParity publishes court statistics — data, not advice. A report does not predict any result, recommend any strategy, evaluate any individual case, or tell you what to do. For guidance about a specific situation, consult a licensed attorney.

Where does the data come from?

From named government sources — the public court record. For example, Cook County data comes from the CCSAO Public Domain dataset, and Florida data comes from the state's criminal-justice data. Each report records the named source(s) it was drawn from.

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▸ All documented sentencing outcomes — full data by jurisdiction, county, circuit, court & judge (text)

The complete public-record dataset behind the interactive explorer above, rendered as text for search engines and reference. Counts are shown for every unit; Cook County judge rates publish at N≥100. Documented past outcomes — not a prediction about any case. CaseParity is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

Florida — Fla. Stat. § 893.13(6)(a) — Possession of a controlled substance

Florida · 893.13.6a · 2018–2026 · 23 counties

Statewide / all counties

Statewide / all counties — 118,544 cases

Across Statewide / all counties, county jail averaged 5 mo (median 4 mo; half fall between 1 mo and 7 mo); state prison terms were longer (average 2.8 yr).

Sentence-length distribution by sentence type: case count, median, average, middle 50% (25th–75th percentile), and most-common band (months).
Sentence typeCasesMedianAverageMiddle 50%Most-common band
State prison22,1202.1 yr2.8 yr18 mo–3.8 yr36–60 mo (39%)
County jail42,8804 mo5 mo1 mo–7 mo6–12 mo (32%)
Probation11,3212.0 yr2.3 yr18 mo–3.0 yr24–36 mo (35%)

Median, average, and the middle 50% are exact percentiles (PERCENTILE_CONT) over recorded lengths. Sentence lengths are capped per methodology; only cases with a recorded length are counted. Documented past outcomes — not a prediction about any individual case.

countyRecorded casesMedian confinement (months)
Bay4,6762.0 yr
Broward1,68120 mo
Charlotte2,4633.0 yr
Citrus3,1122.0 yr
Clay2,14422 mo
Escambia10,8032.0 yr
Flagler24722 mo
Gadsden61—
Indian River2,0972.5 yr
Lee6,8433.0 yr
Leon2,1012.5 yr
Martin2,2923.3 yr
Miami-Dade14,0782.0 yr
Okaloosa2,8632.0 yr
Orange10,78723 mo
Osceola1,6252.0 yr
Pasco11,7252.3 yr
Polk3,9162.0 yr
Sarasota8,4922.5 yr
Seminole5,4502.2 yr
St. Johns3,0662.0 yr
St. Lucie3,9952.2 yr
Volusia14,0272.0 yr

Full per-county tables: caseparity.com/explore

Virginia — Va. Code § 18.2-95 — Grand larceny

Virginia · 18.2-95 · 1995–2023 · 31 circuits

Statewide / all circuits

Statewide / all circuits — 5,764 cases

Across Statewide / all circuits, effective sentence averaged 12 mo (median 6 mo; half fall between 3 mo and 16 mo).

Sentence-length distribution by sentence type: case count, median, average, middle 50% (25th–75th percentile), and most-common band (months).
Sentence typeCasesMedianAverageMiddle 50%Most-common band
Effective sentence2,4636 mo12 mo3 mo–16 mo6–12 mo (22%)

Median, average, and the middle 50% are exact percentiles (PERCENTILE_CONT) over recorded lengths. Sentence lengths are capped per methodology; only cases with a recorded length are counted. Documented past outcomes — not a prediction about any individual case.

circuitRecorded casesMedian confinement (months)
Circuit 127412 mo
Circuit 24026 mo
Circuit 3547 mo
Circuit 418410 mo
Circuit 513912 mo
Circuit 612812 mo
Circuit 7856 mo
Circuit 85911 mo
Circuit 91996 mo
Circuit 1016211 mo
Circuit 11677 mo
Circuit 123286 mo
Circuit 1310510 mo
Circuit 142658 mo
Circuit 154256 mo
Circuit 161796 mo
Circuit 17546 mo
Circuit 182212 mo
Circuit 1920410 mo
Circuit 2011113 mo
Circuit 211227 mo
Circuit 221638 mo
Circuit 233073 mo
Circuit 2425310 mo
Circuit 253186 mo
Circuit 2627510 mo
Circuit 2728610 mo
Circuit 281598 mo
Circuit 291699 mo
Circuit 301248 mo
Circuit 3114212 mo

Full per-circuit tables: caseparity.com/explore

Harris County, Texas — Tex. H&S Code § 481.115 — Possession of Controlled Substance PG-1

Harris County, TX · TX.HSC.481.115 · 2010–2024 · 31 district courts

Harris County / all courts

Harris County / all courts — 134,721 cases

Across Harris County / all courts, county jail averaged 5 mo (median 4 mo; most commonly the 3–6-month band); state jail terms were longer (average 11 mo).

Sentence-length distribution by sentence type: case count, median, average, and most-common band (months).
Sentence typeCasesMedianAverageMost-common band
State prison5,1702.9 yr4.2 yr24–36 mo (56%)
County jail70,8174 mo5 mo3–6 mo (29%)
State jail66,1879 mo11 mo6–12 mo (61%)

Median and average for pooled aggregates are interpolated from recorded length bands; per-unit figures use exact percentiles. Sentence lengths are capped per methodology; only cases with a recorded length are counted. Documented past outcomes — not a prediction about any individual case.

district courtRecorded casesMedian confinement (months)
Court 0061<1 mo
Court 0151—
Court 1745,8272.0 yr
Court 1765,8862.0 yr
Court 1776,1172.0 yr
Court 1786,0662.0 yr
Court 1796,2582.0 yr
Court 1805,7312.0 yr
Court 1825,6853.0 yr
Court 1836,0252.0 yr
Court 1846,1972.0 yr
Court 1856,0082.0 yr
Court 2085,6842.0 yr
Court 2095,9012.0 yr
Court 2286,1592.0 yr
Court 2305,9862.0 yr
Court 2325,8642.0 yr
Court 2485,8692.0 yr
Court 2625,9442.0 yr
Court 2635,8612.0 yr
Court 3376,2092.0 yr
Court 3386,1442.0 yr
Court 3395,7812.0 yr
Court 3515,9922.0 yr
Court 4821,1862.0 yr
Court 4864715 mo
Court 4874303 mo
Court 4885493 mo
Court 4953462 mo
Court 4962663 mo
Court 4972778 mo

Full per-district court tables: caseparity.com/explore

Cook County, Illinois — 720 ILCS 570/402(c) — Possession of a controlled substance

Cook County, IL · IL-720-570-402(C) · 2011–2024 · 204 judges

Cook County / all locations

Cook County / all locations — 95,338 cases

Across Cook County / all locations, state prison averaged 2.2 yr (median 20 mo; most commonly the 12–18-month band).

Sentence-length distribution by sentence type: case count, median, average, and most-common band (months).
Sentence typeCasesMedianAverageMost-common band
State prison14,19020 mo2.2 yr12–18 mo (46%)

Median and average for pooled aggregates are interpolated from recorded length bands; per-unit figures use exact percentiles. Sentence lengths are capped per methodology; only cases with a recorded length are counted. Documented past outcomes — not a prediction about any individual case.

judgeRecorded casesMedian confinement (months)
26TH Street22,280—
Bridgeview Courthouse2,073—
Skokie Courthouse1,821—
Markham Courthouse1,468—
Rolling Meadows Courthouse816—
Maywood Courthouse766—
Harrison & Kedzie (Area 4)3—

Full per-judge and per-judge tables: caseparity.com/explore