Legal Status Statistics

Inmates held for Probation Violations have been previously placed on probation and have now been accused of violating the terms of that probation sentence. These inmates are assigned to a specific Superior Court Judge, and Gwinnett County currently has seven Superior Court Judges holding probation revocation hearings. Once an inmate has been charged with a Probation Violation, the inmate is held in the Detention Center until a determination is reached regarding the inmate's probationary status. Inmates may be released to continue their probationary status or may have some or all of their probation time revoked. If their probation time is revoked they will be required to serve some or all of their original sentence.

Year	Judge Ray	Judge Turner	Judge Jackson	Judge Clark	Judge Winegarden	Judge Batchelor	Judge Conner	Judge Hamil	Judge Tom Davis	Judge Warren Davis	Misd. Probation	Recorder's Court Probation
2008	54	41	23	64	51	48	30	39	16	2	46	17
2007	45	42	36	61	62	43	26	32	4	0	79	17
2006	33	35	37	50	59	32	23	25	1	0	76	15
2005	29	36	24	51	70	36	19	23		0	59	13
2004	48	25	25	47	66	47	22	23		0	43	8
2003	40	25	24	35	43	36	27	17		0	37	6
2002	26	22	26	30	44	27	21	9		0	36	3
2001	25	23	19	34	56	27	19			0	38	3
2000	29	33	34	39	55	34	27			0	78	17
1999	27	30	28	35	48	24	16			0	41	10
1998	24		14	32	35	22	3			0	17	4
1997	19		10	17	30	21				0	16	4
1996										0
1995										0
1994										0
1993										0
1992										0
1991										0

Gwinnett County Detention Center Inmate Population

Average Daily Count of Inmates being held for a Probation Violation that have been assigned to a Judge.