Public sentencing data, organized — transparency that didn't exist before. CaseParity shows the documented range of real outcomes for a charge in a jurisdiction, by charge, county, courthouse, and judge, saving hours of research. Statutes appear as they read on the case date, every penalty cited to primary law. The record, not a prediction; not legal advice. Live in Florida, Cook County IL, Harris County TX, and Virginia, with more coming soon. Coming soon: RecordProof.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built CaseParity because the criminal justice record is technically public and practically unreadable. If you want to know what actually happens to people charged with a given offense in a given place, the data exists — scattered across clerk portals, PDFs, and county systems that were never meant to be read together. CaseParity does the reading. For a charge in a jurisdiction, we show the documented range of real outcomes — organized by charge, county, courthouse, and judge — with the statute presented as it read on the case date and every penalty cited back to primary law. A few principles we held to: • It's the record, not a prediction. We show what happened, not what will happen. • It's not legal advice, and we're explicit about what a report can't tell you. • We built it multi-jurisdictional from day one — live now in Florida, Cook County IL, Harris County TX, and Virginia, with more on the way. And a small teaser: RecordProof is coming soon. Would love your feedback, and happy to answer anything about the data or the approach.

finally a tool that pulls sentencing data by judge and courthouse together in one place, that alone saves me hours of digging through court records. looking forward to seeing how RecordProof fits in next

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See criminal court outcomes — by the numbers, not advice

See criminal court outcomes — by the numbers, not advice