Analysis of FCHR Case Outcomes
| ### | Link to Page | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 000 | Summary | Overall analysis of FCHR Case outcomes |
| 001 | Disclaimer | Shortcomings & Limitations on the underlying data. |
| 002 | Definitions | Data glossary for the terms used in this analysis. |
| 003 | Underlying Data | The underlying data that TBD tabulated for this analysis. |
| ### | Link to Page | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | By Case Type | How FCHR Case Outcomes vary by case type (ie, eee, hou, etc.). |
| 102 | By Charge | How FCHR Case Outcomes vary by charged basis (ie, age, col, etc.) |
| 103 | By Determination | How investigative determinations impact FCHR Case Outcomes (ie, 'cause' vs 'no cause'). |
| 104 | By Representation | How legal representation impact FCHR Case Outcomes (ie, 'with attorney' vs 'without attorney'). |
| 105 | By Retaliation | How retaliation charges impact FCHR Case Outcomes (ie, 'with' vs 'without' [retaliation]). |
| 106 | By Year | How FCHR Case Cutcomes vary by calendar year. |
| ### | Link to Page | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | By Age | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's age |
| 302 | By Color | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's skin color |
| 303 | By Disability | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's disability |
| 304 | By Familial Status | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's familial status |
| 305 | By Marital Status | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's marital status |
| 306 | By National Origin | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's national origin |
| 307 | By Race | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's race |
| 308 | By Religion | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's religion |
| 309 | By Sex | Granular analysis of how FCHR cases vary with the plaintiff's sex/gender |
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