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DocketStream pulls from authoritative public-record sources maintained by state and county government agencies, then normalizes them into a unified, searchable interface. You see one consistent experience regardless of how the underlying agency formats or exposes its data.

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Where the Data Comes From

Every record in DocketStream originates from an official government source. The table below shows each source, the type of data it provides, and how frequently DocketStream syncs it.
DocketStream is a read-only aggregation platform. It does not submit, alter, or delete any official government record. All data is sourced exactly as the originating agency publishes it.

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County Coverage

DocketStream’s coverage falls into two tiers:
  • Full data counties (8+): You get jail rosters, court case records, and GDC corrections data for these counties. Clayton County is one confirmed example of a full-data county.
  • Roster-only counties (27+): You get live jail roster data — bookings, releases, and bond information — but court and corrections data is not yet available for these counties.
  • North Carolina: Roster data is available for participating North Carolina counties.
Coverage expands regularly as new agency integrations go live. Check the Roster tab inside the platform for the most up-to-date list of covered counties and their data tier.

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What Each Data Type Contains

Jail roster records are sourced directly from county detention facilities and refreshed every 30–60 minutes. Each entry includes:
  • Full name and date of birth
  • Booking date and time
  • Release date (once released)
  • Charges listed at the time of booking
  • Bond amount and bond type
  • Mugshot (where published by the agency)
Court records are synced from Georgia state court systems multiple times daily. Each case record includes:
  • Case number and court type (Superior, State, Magistrate, Municipal)
  • Defendant name
  • Offense description and applicable statute
  • Filed date
  • Presiding judge
  • Case status (pending, disposed, appealed, etc.)
  • Scheduled hearing dates
  • Dispositions where available
Georgia Department of Corrections data provides a view into sentenced offenders and those under GDC supervision. Records include:
  • GDC offender ID
  • Full name
  • Sentence details (offense, length, start date)
  • Current institution or supervision type
  • Parole status and parole officer assignment (where available)
  • Projected release date
Sex offender data is sourced from the official state registry and updated as the state reports changes. Each record includes:
  • Full name and physical description
  • Registered address
  • Registering offenses and conviction details
  • Current registry status (active, expired, absconded, etc.)

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Data Freshness

DocketStream data is only as current as the source agency makes it. Some agencies experience delays in publishing updates to their own systems — for example, a late-night booking may not appear on a county’s public roster until the morning. These delays are outside DocketStream’s control.
If you need to confirm the absolute latest status of an individual’s record, contact the originating agency directly. DocketStream provides the tools to surface and monitor public records efficiently — final verification should always go back to the source.

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Data Integrity

DocketStream does not create records, fill in missing fields with assumptions, or modify data it receives. What you see is a faithful representation of what the government agency published. If a record appears incomplete — for example, a missing release date or blank charge description — that reflects how the source agency published it, not a gap in DocketStream’s processing.