Burglary in Wakulla County, Florida

46 cases (2023-2025) · Wakulla County courts

Wakulla County's small sample (46 cases) shows 80.4% guilty rate with low withheld adjudication at 8.7% versus state 12.5%, but notably higher dismissal rate of 2.2% exceeding state average of 1.5%, the only county in this set above that benchmark. No diversion cases occur. This mixed pattern suggests occasional case dismissal amid generally strict prosecution.

Sentences average 928 days with a median of 731 days. Confinement unusually splits evenly at 45.7% prison and 45.7% jail, differing from peer patterns. Average fine is highest at $750, suggesting serious cases dominate the docket. Public defender represents 30.4% of defendants with private attorney at 4.3%.

46
Total Cases (2023-2025)
80.4%
Guilty Rate
8.7%
Withheld Rate
2.2%
Dismissal Rate
vs 1.5% statewide, 2023-2025
2.5 years
Avg Sentence

Figures cover 46 cases (2023-2025) — fewer than 30 cases resolved in 2025, so multi-year figures are shown.

I Outcomes

Exhibit · Case outcomes (2023-2025)

Guilty
80.4% (37)
Withheld
8.7% (4)
Diversion
0.0% (0)
Dismissed
2.2% (1)
Acquitted
0.0% (0)

Largest outcomeGuilty — 80.4% of 46 cases.

Source: FDLE Criminal Justice Data Transparency · 46 cases · 2023-2025 — FloridaCourtFile.com

II Sentencing

Exhibit · Sentencing when convicted (2023-2025)

2.5 years
Avg Sentence
2.0 years
Median Sentence
3.4 years
Avg Probation
$750
Avg Fine
45.7%
Prison Rate
45.7%
Jail Rate

Confinement-type detail below is computed across all available years (2023-2025).

Confinement Type Count Avg Sentence
State Prison Facility 21 4.4 years
County Jail 21 6.6 months
14
Public Defender
85.7% guilty · 0.0% dismissed

Demographic data reflects systemic patterns in the criminal justice system and should not be used to draw conclusions about any racial or ethnic group. Disparities may reflect differences in policing, prosecution, and socioeconomic factors rather than actual crime rates.

Race Cases Guilty Rate Dismissal Rate
White 30 86.7% 3.3%
Black 15 66.7% 0.0%
21.7%
Under 21
28.3%
21-29
30.4%
30-39
17.4%
40-49
2.2%
50-59
0.0%
60+

Exhibit · Disposition trends

Year Cases Guilty Rate Dismissal Rate Avg Sentence
2023 12 91.7% 0.0% 2.2 years
2024 19 89.5% 5.3% 2.7 years
2025 15 60.0% 0.0% 2.6 years
Level Degree Cases
Felony Third Degree 26
Felony Second Degree 14
Felony First Degree punishable by life 6
Charge Cases Guilty Rate Dismissal Rate
Traffic Offense 235 69.4% 6.4%
Drug Possession 186 74.2% 1.1%
Larceny / Theft 133 72.2% 3.0%
Other 74 77.0% 4.1%
Battery 64 54.7% 14.1%
Resisting Officer 48 66.7% 4.2%
DUI 36 86.1% 2.8%
Sex Offense 76 (2023-2025) 80.3% 9.2%
III Getting Help

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What is the guilty rate for Burglary in Wakulla County?

The guilty rate is 80.4% based on 46 cases (2023-2025).

How often is adjudication withheld for Burglary in Wakulla County?

Adjudication is withheld in 8.7% of cases (2023-2025). This is a Florida-specific outcome where the court finds guilt but does not formally convict, allowing the defendant to avoid a conviction record under FL Statute 948.01.

What is the average sentence for Burglary in Wakulla County?

The average sentence is 2.5 years, with an average fine of $750 (2023-2025).

What percentage use a public defender vs private attorney?

30.4% of defendants use a public defender, while 4.3% retain private counsel (2023-2025).

Cite this page

FloridaCourtFile.com (2026). Burglary in Wakulla County, Florida (2023-2025). Based on 46 public court records; last updated July 2026. https://www.floridacourtfile.com/charges/burglary/wakulla

About this data: Statistics are derived from FDLE Criminal Justice Data Transparency records for Wakulla County. "Guilty" includes all cases where the defendant was found guilty. "Adjudication withheld" is a Florida-specific disposition where guilt is found but the court withholds formal adjudication under FL Statute 948.01. "Dismissed" includes all cases dismissed by the court or prosecution.

Source: FDLE Criminal Justice Data Transparency · 46 cases (2023-2025) · Data last updated July 2026 — FloridaCourtFile.com