This dataset contains a monthly record of how many cases pending over a year each judge had at the end of the month, as well as the average number of pending cases over one year among judges. The average pending is calculated by group, so the average for non-complex is different than the average among the judges handling complex criminal cases. There is one data point for the last day of each previous month, starting 2019-01-01, and a datapoint for the current number of pending cases over one year.

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This dataset contains a monthly record of how many cases each judge had pending at the end of the month, as well as the average number of pending cases among judges. The average pending is calculated by group, so the average for non-complex is different than the average among the judges handling complex criminal cases. There is one data point for the number of cases pending on the last day of each previous month, starting 2019-01-01, and a datapoint for the current number of pending cases.

This is intended to remove duplicate case numbers by using a SELECT DISTINCT on as small but informative a subset of columns as possible.

This dataset contains all currently pending Superior Court cases. This includes all criminal complex, criminal non-complex, family, civil, and business cases. This data is extracted daily from the Odyssey system, and also updated here daily.