
Package index
Functions for pulling court data
These functions are for pulling and manipulating Oklahoma district court data scraped from OSCN.net and ODCR.net.
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ojo_civ_cases() - Query civil cases from the OJO database
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ojo_crim_cases() - Query criminal cases from the OJO database
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ojo_eviction_cases() - OJO Eviction Cases
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ojo_add_counts() - Add counts to a tibble of cases
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ojo_add_minutes() - Query minutes for a given case
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ojo_add_issues() - Add issues to civil cases
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ojo_add_party_details() - Add party details to a parties query
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ojo_search_minutes() - Query minutes for a given search term
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ojo_collect() - OJO Collect
Functions to help aid with analysis
These include some other helpful functions you might use in your analysis.
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ojo_color() - Add OJO styling to a ggplot
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ojo_fill() - Add OJO styling to a ggplot
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ojo_pal - Add OJO styling to a ggplot
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ojo_theme() - Style a ggplot in the OJO style
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ojo_county_population() - Get population data by county for Oklahoma from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey
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ojo_fiscal_year() - Determine the Oklahoma state fiscal year that a Date falls in
Database management functions
These functions allow you to look at and interact with the OJO database’s structure.
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ojo_list_schemas() - List all schemas on the OJO database
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ojo_list_tables() - List all tables on the OJO database
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ojo_list_vars() - List all variables in a table on the ojodb database
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ojo_case_types() - List the case types present in the OJO database
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ojo_show_row() - Browse the source court record of a row
‘Behind the scenes’ functions
These are the most basic / fundamental functions in the package. Generally, we shouldn’t need to use them directly.
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ojo_connect() - OJO Connect
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ojo_tbl() - Identify a table from the OJO database
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ojo_query() - OJO Query
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ojo_check_ssl() - Check whether the database connection is using SSL properly
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ojo_auth() - Create configuration for OJO database connection
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ojo_env() - OJO Environment
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ojo_version() - OJO Version