Other in Nassau County, Florida

In Nassau County, defendants charged with "Other" offenses face conviction outcomes considerably higher than the statewide pattern. The guilty rate of 76.9 percent is paired with a withheld adjudication rate of 17.7 percent—nearly matching the statewide average of 18.8 percent—meaning roughly 94.6 percent of cases result in some form of guilt finding. The dismissal rate of 4.4 percent falls substantially below Florida's statewide average of 8.6 percent, suggesting that Nassau County's State Attorney pursues these charges more aggressively or that fewer cases lack sufficient evidence for prosecution. No defendants accessed pre-trial diversion in Nassau County despite an 8.8 percent statewide diversion rate, indicating that such programs were either unavailable or not utilized for this charge category.

Sentencing outcomes show meaningful confinement: 11.1 percent of defendants received prison sentences and 6.0 percent received jail time. The median sentence of 548 days contrasts with a substantially higher average of 901.7 days, reflecting that some cases produced lengthy sentences pulling the mean upward. Probation averaged 847.3 days, and fines averaged $387.37. Public defenders handled 17.3 percent of cases while private attorneys appeared in only 4.9 percent, indicating that most defendants either proceeded pro se or public defender resources were concentrated elsewhere.