FY Statistical Reference Guide 2-1
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1 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Sections and , Florida Statutes, specify the number of judges within each circuit and county. The following table reflects circuit and county judges authorized by the Florida Legislature for fiscal year CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT JUDGES by Circuit Circuit (Circuit Seat) Circuit Judges County Judges Total First (Pensacola) Second (Tallahassee) Third (Lake City) Fourth (Jacksonville) Fifth (Tavares) Sixth (Clearwater) Seventh (Daytona Beach) Eighth (Gainesville) Ninth (Orlando) Tenth (Bartow) Eleventh (Miami-Dade) Twelfth (Sarasota) Thirteenth (Tampa) Fourteenth (Panama City) Fifteenth (West Palm Beach) Sixteenth (Key West) Seventeenth (Ft. Lauderdale) Eighteenth (Sanford) Nineteenth (Ft. Pierce) Twentieth (Ft. Myers) Total Statistical Reference Guide 2-1
2 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT JUDGES* by Circuit and Division Circuit Administrative Criminal Civil Family Court** Probate Total Administrative Criminal Civil Total Total Total *These data are reported annually by each circuit in the judgeship needs application. **Family Court includes domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, and termination of parental rights. 2-2 Statistical Reference Guide
3 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS FY to 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000,000 2,680,666 2,851, , ,452 3,062, , ,453 3,437,274 3,159,824 3,026,418 3,027,674 3,472,601 3,073,154 3,123,117 1,190, , ,883 1,107,039 1,137, , /04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 Fiscal Year CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit 1,200,000 1,000,000 Total Circuit = 877,883 Total County = 3,026,418 Total Statewide = 3,904, , , , , Circuit Statistical Reference Guide 2-3
4 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS Statewide by Division and Month Division Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Total A. 75,530 80,687 67,258 80,928 67,705 63,727 75,847 71,029 74,273 74,078 76,936 69, , Criminal 16,560 17,154 14,609 17,484 14,730 13,605 16,301 14,818 15,009 16,029 15,957 14, , Civil 26,399 29,206 22,865 28,102 23,395 22,466 25,625 23,579 24,743 20,906 23,876 23, , Family Court* 23,907 25,265 21,951 25,939 21,552 19,947 24,734 23,862 25,132 26,918 27,124 23, , Probate 8,664 9,062 7,833 9,403 8,028 7,709 9,187 8,770 9,389 10,225 9,979 8, ,173 B. 261, , , , , , , , , , , ,205 3,026, Criminal 64,959 62,576 60,495 61,919 57,855 55,432 60,370 55,158 63,553 59,139 60,756 54, , Civil** 196, , , , , , , , , , , ,273 2,309,274 Total 336, , , , , , , , , , , ,090 3,904,301 *Family Court filings include domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, and termination of parental rights. **These data do not include all civil traffic infractions reported to the Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers by the clerks of court. They only represent those civil traffic infraction filings presided over by a judge or hearing officer. 2-4 Statistical Reference Guide
5 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT COURT FILINGS by Division Probate 12.2% Criminal 21.3% Civil 33.5% Family Court 33.0% COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Division Criminal 23.7% Civil 76.3% Statistical Reference Guide 2-5
6 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT COURT FILINGS by Circuit Size* Small (13,219 Average) 7.5% Medium (38,206 Average) 30.5% Very Large (97,564 Average) 22.2% Large (58,204 Average) 39.8% COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit Size* Small (32,168 Average) 5.3% Medium (75,665 Average) 17.5% Large (177,747 Average) 35.2% Very Large (634,719 Average) 42.0% *Small Circuits - 2nd, 3rd, 8th, 14th, 16th; Medium Circuits - 1st, 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, 18th, 19th; Large Circuits - 4th, 6th, 9th, 13th, 15th, 20th; and Very Large Circuits - 11th, 17th (as defined in the Glossary). 2-6 Statistical Reference Guide
7 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 1 11,591 8,266 13,136 4,763 37,756 25,873 29,327 55,200 92,956 Escambia 6,907 3,288 6,141 2,753 19,089 11,338 11,138 22,476 41,565 Okaloosa 2,458 2,248 3,626 1,140 9,472 7,533 9,285 16,818 26,290 Santa Rosa 1,518 1,647 2, ,099 3,956 6,250 10,206 16,305 Walton 708 1,083 1, ,096 3,046 2,654 5,700 8,796 Circuit 2 4,819 5,449 5,831 3,136 19,235 13,639 28,876 42,515 61,750 Franklin ,381 2,337 Gadsden ,106 1,504 4,158 5,662 7,768 Jefferson ,421 1,816 2,309 Leon 3,280 4,058 3,908 2,355 13,601 10,095 20,874 30,969 44,570 Liberty Wakulla , ,361 2,138 3,820 Circuit 3 2,519 1,873 4,161 1,093 9,646 6,083 13,697 19,780 29,426 Columbia , ,472 2,311 4,189 6,500 9,972 Dixie ,134 1,519 2,128 Hamilton ,399 1,898 2,743 Lafayette Madison ,918 4,673 5,632 Suwannee , ,260 1,005 1,656 2,661 4,921 Taylor , ,143 2,130 3,317 Circuit 4 11,072 15,940 19,095 5,579 51,686 43, , , ,938 Clay 2,178 2,418 3, ,300 4,805 8,058 12,863 21,163 Duval 8,166 12,657 14,728 4,776 40,327 35, , , ,300 Nassau , ,059 2,873 2,543 5,416 8,475 Statistical Reference Guide 2-7
8 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 5 10,297 16,110 14,478 7,012 47,897 25,223 46,865 72, ,985 Citrus 969 1,850 1, ,602 2,703 3,652 6,355 11,957 Hernando 2,573 3,121 2,531 1,903 10,128 4,435 10,750 15,185 25,313 Lake 2,554 4,240 4,000 1,650 12,444 7,506 16,681 24,187 36,631 Marion 3,471 4,886 5,269 2,232 15,858 8,943 12,104 21,047 36,905 Sumter 730 2, ,865 1,636 3,678 5,314 9,179 Circuit 6 15,748 21,602 20,357 8,778 66,485 48,698 71, , ,449 Pasco 4,180 7,738 6,966 2,552 21,436 11,812 20,215 32,027 53,463 Pinellas 11,568 13,864 13,391 6,226 45,049 36,886 51,051 87, ,986 Circuit 7 9,688 12,811 14,048 5,471 42,018 41,293 63, , ,546 Flagler 799 1,492 1, ,172 3,530 4,230 7,760 11,932 Putnam 1, , ,074 3,721 3,563 7,284 11,358 St. Johns 1,349 2,408 2, ,104 5,368 8,520 13,888 20,992 Volusia 5,938 8,118 8,831 3,781 26,668 28,674 46,922 75, ,264 Circuit 8 4,307 3,605 6,037 2,189 16,138 18,001 29,054 47,055 63,193 Alachua 2,496 2,261 3,607 1,594 9,958 13,561 23,017 36,578 46,536 Baker ,548 1,088 1,193 2,281 3,829 Bradford ,402 1,370 2,722 4,092 5,494 Gilchrist ,538 Levy ,843 1,194 1,309 2,503 4,346 Union ,450 Circuit 9 17,024 24,259 23,771 5,340 70,394 47, , , ,571 Orange 14,158 18,763 19,069 4,246 56,236 35, , , ,437 Osceola 2,866 5,496 4,702 1,094 14,158 12,067 24,909 36,976 51, Statistical Reference Guide
9 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 10 9,510 9,532 14,961 4,815 38,818 29,484 37,350 66, ,652 Hardee ,284 1,268 1,562 2,830 4,114 Highlands 925 1,162 1,747 1,001 4,835 2,356 3,706 6,062 10,897 Polk 8,134 8,158 12,692 3,715 32,699 25,860 32,082 57,942 90,641 Circuit 11 17,393 47,882 33,631 11, , , , , ,995 Miami-Dade 17,393 47,882 33,631 11, , , , , ,995 Circuit 12 7,389 9,843 10,021 6,002 33,255 22,364 39,785 62,149 95,404 Desoto , ,762 2,701 4,121 Manatee 3,709 4,182 4,787 1,702 14,380 9,411 13,517 22,928 37,308 Sarasota 3,219 5,379 4,661 4,196 17,455 12,014 24,506 36,520 53,975 Circuit 13 12,197 18,065 22,121 6,611 58,994 58, , , ,231 Hillsborough 12,197 18,065 22,121 6,611 58,994 58, , , ,231 Circuit 14 5,072 3,623 5,675 1,696 16,066 15,822 20,891 36,713 52,779 Bay 3,246 2,464 3,141 1,030 9,881 12,360 13,749 26,109 35,990 Calhoun ,520 Gulf ,365 Holmes , ,218 1,904 2,909 Jackson , ,507 1,581 3,737 5,318 7,825 Washington , ,338 1,886 3,170 Circuit 15 8,426 22,142 15,278 7,485 53,331 64, , , ,885 Palm Beach 8,426 22,142 15,278 7,485 53,331 64, , , ,885 Circuit 16 1,314 1,286 1, ,008 3,715 11,063 14,778 19,786 Monroe 1,314 1,286 1, ,008 3,715 11,063 14,778 19,786 Statistical Reference Guide 2-9
10 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT FILINGS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 17 16,393 32,387 26,736 9,315 84,831 55, , , ,571 Broward 16,393 32,387 26,736 9,315 84,831 55, , , ,571 Circuit 18 8,519 13,424 13,319 5,018 40,280 34,253 71, , ,462 Brevard 5,525 7,585 8,261 2,898 24,269 20,441 25,050 45,491 69,760 Seminole 2,994 5,839 5,058 2,120 16,011 13,812 46,879 60,691 76,702 Circuit 19 5,171 9,117 8,987 4,141 27,416 19,486 43,188 62,674 90,090 Indian River 1,162 2,167 1, ,078 2,549 6,020 8,569 14,647 Martin 1,118 2,080 2, ,153 6,529 9,039 15,568 21,721 Okeechobee ,122 1,611 1,347 2,958 5,080 St. Lucie 2,247 4,381 4,186 2,249 13,063 8,797 26,782 35,579 48,642 Circuit 20 8,396 17,036 16,010 6,890 48,332 42,700 67, , ,632 Charlotte 1,961 2,638 3,028 1,838 9,465 5,445 5,895 11,340 20,805 Collier 1,472 4,032 3,320 1,804 10,628 8,866 16,485 25,351 35,979 Glades ,158 1,535 2,002 Hendry ,558 2,203 1,924 4,127 5,685 Lee 4,278 9,936 8,899 3,101 26,214 25,809 42,138 67,947 94,161 Total 186, , , , , ,144 2,309,274 3,026,418 3,904,301 *Family Court filings include domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, and termination of parental rights. **These data do not include all civil traffic infractions reported to the Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers by the clerks of court. They only represent those civil traffic infraction filings presided over by a judge or hearing officer Statistical Reference Guide
11 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS* FY to 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,605,711 2,702,215 3,546,625 3,599,021 3,241,299 2,988,667 2,674,454 2,854,722 2,825,249 2,940,943 2,000, ,569 1,015, , , ,880 1,000,000 1,018, , , , , /04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 Fiscal Year *In fiscal year , the increase in county court dispositions is attributed to a refinement in the methodology used to calculate civil traffic infraction activity. Termination of parental rights dispositions are included in fiscal year forward. The reporting of these dispositions began in January CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit 1,200,000 1,000,000 Total Circuit = 926,535 Total County = 2,988,667 Total Statewide = 3,918, , , , , Circuit Statistical Reference Guide 2-11
12 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS Statewide by Division and Month Division Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Total A. 77,494 77,028 68,325 86,864 73,372 69,823 81,389 76,141 76,836 83,110 81,499 77, , Criminal 15,786 13,905 14,844 17,915 14,779 13,177 16,273 15,295 15,529 17,053 16,295 15, , Civil 28,262 28,747 24,195 32,315 27,715 27,983 32,364 31,276 30,574 32,350 32,629 31, , Family Court* 25,396 25,700 22,143 27,594 23,516 21,236 23,803 22,205 22,557 25,065 24,027 23, , Probate 8,050 8,676 7,143 9,040 7,362 7,427 8,949 7,365 8,176 8,642 8,548 7,749 97,127 B. 246, , , , , , , , , , , ,943 2,988, Criminal 60,059 62,008 57,825 69,427 55,583 52,108 64,556 58,577 61,212 68,628 65,796 59, , Civil** 186, , , , , , , , , , , ,862 2,253,807 Total 324, , , , , , , , , , , ,597 3,918,202 *Family Court dispositions include domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, and termination of parental rights. The reporting of termination of parental rights dispositions began in January **These data do not include all civil traffic infractions reported to the Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers by the clerks of court. They only represent those civil traffic infraction dispositions presided over by a judge or hearing officer Statistical Reference Guide
13 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT COURT DISPOSITIONS by Division Probate 10.4% Criminal 20.0% Civil 38.7% Family Court 30.9% COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Division Criminal 24.6% Civil 75.4% Statistical Reference Guide 2-13
14 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit Size* Small (12,744 Average) 6.9% Medium (38,642 Average) 29.1% Very Large (108,244 Average) 23.3% Large (63,139 Average) 40.7% COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit Size* Small (30,561 Average) 5.1% Medium (74,503 Average) 17.3% Large (168,046 Average) 34.4% Very Large (653,032 Average) 43.2% *Small Circuits - 2nd, 3rd, 8th, 14th, 16th; Medium Circuits - 1st, 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, 18th, 19th; Large Circuits - 4th, 6th, 9th, 13th, 15th, 20th; and Very Large Circuits - 11th, 17th (as defined in the Glossary) Statistical Reference Guide
15 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 1 10,940 8,508 12,919 4,415 36,782 26,917 24,582 51,499 88,281 Escambia 6,419 3,195 6,012 2,744 18,370 11,794 8,829 20,623 38,993 Okaloosa 2,489 2,147 3, ,177 7,883 7,527 15,410 24,587 Santa Rosa 1,389 1,806 2, ,052 4,325 6,147 10,472 16,524 Walton 643 1, ,183 2,915 2,079 4,994 8,177 Circuit 2 4,847 5,302 5,739 2,852 18,740 13,489 27,290 40,779 59,519 Franklin ,287 1,903 2,725 Gadsden ,075 1,661 5,263 6,924 8,999 Jefferson ,224 1,572 1,936 Leon 3,431 4,068 4,135 2,207 13,841 10,022 17,361 27,383 41,224 Liberty Wakulla , ,644 2,331 3,660 Circuit 3 2,087 1,592 3, ,146 6,024 11,590 17,614 25,760 Columbia , ,031 2,197 3,489 5,686 8,717 Dixie ,209 1,620 2,050 Hamilton ,066 1,603 2,223 Lafayette Madison ,687 3,433 4,291 Suwannee ,911 1,034 1,310 2,344 4,255 Taylor , ,533 2,470 3,513 Circuit 4 11,129 21,100 19,203 4,944 56,376 46, , , ,270 Clay 2,077 2,132 2, ,631 4,764 12,976 17,740 25,371 Duval 8,074 18,233 15,056 4,269 45,632 38, , , ,249 Nassau , ,113 3,421 2,116 5,537 8,650 Statistical Reference Guide 2-15
16 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 5 10,663 16,986 14,127 6,449 48,225 24,843 42,543 67, ,611 Citrus 1,150 1,851 1, ,758 2,533 3,329 5,862 11,620 Hernando 2,383 2,645 2,364 1,734 9,126 3,874 9,294 13,168 22,294 Lake 2,647 5,005 3,661 1,582 12,895 7,620 17,802 25,422 38,317 Marion 3,778 5,399 5,388 2,059 16,624 9,182 9,551 18,733 35,357 Sumter 705 2, ,822 1,634 2,567 4,201 8,023 Circuit 6 16,668 22,788 18,248 8,392 66,096 51,327 70, , ,777 Pasco 4,288 8,509 6,305 2,541 21,643 12,682 23,440 36,122 57,765 Pinellas 12,380 14,279 11,943 5,851 44,453 38,645 46,914 85, ,012 Circuit 7 8,927 13,566 14,512 4,954 41,959 41,643 62, , ,386 Flagler 810 1,437 1, ,246 2,829 3,025 5,854 10,100 Putnam 1, , ,055 3,094 3,331 6,425 10,480 St. Johns 1,378 2,574 3, ,738 5,981 10,806 16,787 24,525 Volusia 5,184 8,871 8,371 3,494 25,920 29,739 45,622 75, ,281 Circuit 8 4,432 3,646 5,500 2,121 15,699 18,631 30,287 48,918 64,617 Alachua 2,565 2,437 3,471 1,565 10,038 14,439 24,391 38,830 48,868 Baker ,434 1,003 1,964 2,967 4,401 Bradford ,272 1,256 1,665 2,921 4,193 Gilchrist ,221 Levy ,700 1,296 1,340 2,636 4,336 Union ,598 Circuit 9 15,213 31,888 25,630 4,678 77,409 47, , , ,484 Orange 12,049 25,005 19,945 3,613 60,612 36, , , ,379 Osceola 3,164 6,883 5,685 1,065 16,797 10,113 25,195 35,308 52, Statistical Reference Guide
17 Overall Statistics Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 10 9,550 9,700 14,704 4,622 38,576 29,959 32,873 62, ,408 Hardee ,150 1,221 1,592 2,813 3,963 Highlands 832 1,147 1, ,392 2,269 2,997 5,266 9,658 Polk 8,299 8,380 12,678 3,677 33,034 26,469 28,284 54,753 87,787 Circuit 11 18,301 66,812 33,902 10, , , , ,366 1,027,174 Miami-Dade 18,301 66,812 33,902 10, , , , ,366 1,027,174 Circuit 12 7,021 12,940 9,066 5,584 34,611 24,331 38,585 62,916 97,527 Desoto , ,525 2,422 3,737 Manatee 3,209 5,381 4,040 1,480 14,110 9,750 9,770 19,520 33,630 Sarasota 3,408 7,244 4,493 4,041 19,186 13,684 27,290 40,974 60,160 Circuit 13 14,546 24,103 23,437 6,532 68,618 62, , , ,282 Hillsborough 14,546 24,103 23,437 6,532 68,618 62, , , ,282 Circuit 14 5,620 3,584 5,617 1,574 16,395 16,134 15,061 31,195 47,590 Bay 3,759 2,634 3, ,015 12,750 9,893 22,643 33,658 Calhoun ,005 1,591 Gulf ,203 Holmes ,507 2,452 Jackson ,985 1,404 2,509 3,913 5,898 Washington , ,060 1,579 2,788 Circuit 15 9,292 29,136 14,502 5,833 58,763 62, , , ,145 Palm Beach 9,292 29,136 14,502 5,833 58,763 62, , , ,145 Circuit 16 1,078 1,451 1, ,738 3,245 11,056 14,301 19,039 Monroe 1,078 1,451 1, ,738 3,245 11,056 14,301 19,039 Statistical Reference Guide 2-17
18 Florida Office of the State Courts Administrator Overall Statistics CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS by Circuit/County and Division Circuit/County Criminal Civil Family Court* Probate Total Criminal Civil** Total Total Circuit 17 14,972 37,652 26,025 8,030 86,679 58, , , ,377 Broward 14,972 37,652 26,025 8,030 86,679 58, , , ,377 Circuit 18 8,060 15,236 13,108 4,117 40,521 34,164 73, , ,671 Brevard 5,062 9,174 8,082 2,186 24,504 19,704 25,140 44,844 69,348 Seminole 2,998 6,062 5,026 1,931 16,017 14,460 48,846 63,306 79,323 Circuit 19 5,073 11,932 9,291 3,527 29,823 19,223 45,086 64,309 94,132 Indian River 912 2,742 1, ,510 2,248 5,253 7,501 14,011 Martin 1,070 2,027 2, ,169 6,774 11,397 18,171 24,340 Okeechobee ,123 1,389 1,076 2,465 4,588 St. Lucie 2,543 6,319 4,337 1,822 15,021 8,812 27,360 36,172 51,193 Circuit 20 7,567 21,625 15,988 6,391 51,571 40,053 66, , ,152 Charlotte 1,938 2,774 3,103 1,676 9,491 5,883 5,574 11,457 20,948 Collier 1,600 6,546 3,455 1,615 13,216 9,054 14,321 23,375 36,591 Glades ,519 1,931 2,317 Hendry ,285 1,880 2,271 4,151 5,436 Lee 3,477 11,865 8,894 2,957 27,193 22,824 42,843 65,667 92,860 Total 185, , ,875 97, , ,860 2,253,807 2,988,667 3,918,202 *Family Court dispositions include domestic relations, juvenile delinquency, juvenile dependency, and termination of parental rights. The reporting of termination of parental rights dispositions began in January **These data do not include all civil traffic infractions reported to the Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers by the clerks of court. They only represent those civil traffic infraction dispositions presided over by a judge or hearing officer Statistical Reference Guide
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Florida County Detention Facilities Average Inmate Population July 2018
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