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Court and Sheriff outline new public dashboards as supervisors seek more granular access
Summary
The Superior Court and the Sheriff's Office described recent and planned public dashboards and portals for criminal-case and custody data; supervisors asked about legal limits, searchable booking-level data and resources needed to expand DataSF datasets.
At a Dec. 14 hearing, the Superior Court and the San Francisco Sheriff's Office presented new public data tools and plans to expand online access to criminal-case and custody information while noting statutory limits on disclosure.
Brandon Riley and Michael Corriere of the San Francisco Superior Court described a three-phase effort: the criminal case information portal (launched April 2024) providing calendars, register of actions and an index; a criminal case data dashboard that updates daily and went live last month; and plans for electronic criminal-records requests and on-site kiosks targeted for spring…
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