# bluedoor — SF Superior Court data

San Francisco Superior Court cases, people appearances, attorneys, judges,
charges, events, outcomes, public-safety context, source inventory, and
provenance records. Data pages are server-rendered from the bluedoor SF Superior
Court API and show the exact API calls used to render each page.

Base API: https://api.bluedoor.sh/sf-superior-court/v1
Docs: https://bluedoor.sh/apis/sf-superior-court/docs
Get an API key: https://bluedoor.sh/apis/sf-superior-court

JSON convention in this prototype: each "Get this page with API" block links to
the same-origin proxy /api/sfsc/<api-path>, which mirrors the api.bluedoor.sh
path shown on the page and keeps API credentials server-side.

## Indexes
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court — data home
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/cases — case-search backbone
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/search — unified search
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/charges — charge rows
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/statutes — statute records
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/people — source-labeled name appearances
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/judges — judge appearances
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/attorneys — attorney appearances
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/sources — source inventory
- https://bluedoor.sh/data/sf-superior-court/indexes — all browseable indexes

## Page types
- Case hub: /data/sf-superior-court/cases/<case-id>
  - sections: /people, /charges, /events, /outcomes, /prosecutions, /incidents, /dispatch-calls, /documents, /payments, /bail-bonds, /attorney-candidates, /source-records, /enrichment-edges
- Source hub: /data/sf-superior-court/sources/<source-id>
- Statute hub: /data/sf-superior-court/statutes/<CODE-section>

## Caveats
- A name row is an appearance in a source, not a resolved real-world identity.
- Public-safety, property, agency, and other context rows are source-labeled context; they are not court outcomes unless direct court data says so.
- Use source IDs, source records, and enrichment edges when citing joined context.