Jeffrey Thorpe
Judicial Services Data Manager
Jeffrey Thorpe is the Judicial Services Data Manager for the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts. He manages the Office of Research and Data Analysis (ORDA) staff while supporting the Standing Committee on Judicial Workload Assessment (JWAC). He guides the processes that determine statewide judgeships and circuit boundary requests, oversees the Alternative Dispute Resolution program’s reporting process, serves as the International Liaison for the office, and provides subject matter training to all Georgia trial courts clerks and judges.
Before joining the AOC in 2016, Mr. Thorpe worked in the private sector for a transportation spend management company as a general ledger coder working for national and international corporations like Alcon, WAI Global, and Starbucks North America. Mr. Thorpe holds a master’s degree in Public Administration and a bachelor’s in Political Science and International Studies from Georgia Southern University. He is a member of the Georgia Council of Court Administrators.
Amber Parker is a Research Analyst I for the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts. She is primarily responsible for supporting the annual caseload collection project and assisting the Council of Accountability Court Judges’ staff. In addition to her primary responsibilities, Mrs. Parker also provides administrative support to the Office of Research and Data Analysis and general research assistance to the AOC-supported entities.
Before joining the AOC in 2017, Mrs. Parker worked as a Medicaid Eligibility Specialist for the Department of Community Health. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Ashford University and a Master’s degree in Organizational Management and Project Management from the University of Arizona. Mrs. Parker is a Georgia Council of Court Administrators member.
Amber Parker
Research Analyst I
Amber Parker
Research Support Specialist
Amber Parker is a Research Analyst I for the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts. She is primarily responsible for supporting the annual caseload collection project and assisting the Council of Accountability Court Judges’ staff. In addition to her primary responsibilities, Mrs. Parker also provides administrative support to the Office of Research and Data Analysis and general research assistance to the AOC-supported entities.
Before joining the AOC in 2017, Mrs. Parker worked as a Medicaid Eligibility Specialist for the Department of Community Health. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Ashford University and a Master’s degree in Organizational Management and Project Management from the University of Arizona. Mrs. Parker is a Georgia Council of Court Administrators member.
Andres Bosque
Research Analyst I
Andres Bosque is a Research Analyst I for the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts. He is primarily responsible for supporting our clients, such as CACJ and GODR, and assisting with the annual caseload collection process.
Before joining the AOC in 2022, Mr. Bosque worked as a Graduate Assistant in the Political Science Program at the University of Memphis. Mr. Bosque holds a Master’s in Political Science as well as a Bachelor’s in Political Science and Philosophy from The University of Memphis.
Andres Bosque
Research Analyst I
Andres Bosque is a Research Analyst I for the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts. He is primarily responsible for supporting our clients, such as CACJ and GODR, and assisting with the annual caseload collection process.
Before joining the AOC in 2022, Mr. Bosque worked as a Graduate Assistant in the Political Science Program at the University of Memphis. Mr. Bosque holds a Master’s in Political Science as well as a Bachelor’s in Political Science and Philosophy from The University of Memphis.