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1. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › 19OCSR › 2019OCSSupreme Court of Ohio 2019 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   In 2019, a total of 2,875,430 incoming cases were reported across Ohio’s courts, a decrease of 4.6 percent from 2018. Other than probate courts, which experienced a 1-percent increase, declines from 2018 were seen in all other court types.

2. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › courts › services-toState of Ohio Court Statistics

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   The case statistics reported to the Supreme Court, and used in the dashboards here, are aggregate summaries of the numbers of cases in particular categories. The Supreme Court does not collect information on individual cases.

3. www.ohioappeals.com › 2022 › 03What percentage of Ohio jurisdictional cases are being accepted?

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   Mar 10, 2022 · Since Sept. 28, 2021, there have been 430 jurisdictional decisions by the Ohio Supreme Court. These jurisdictionals break down into 62.6% criminal (269 cases) and 37.4% civil (161 cases). Of those 430 discretionary appeals, 9.53% (41 cases) have been accepted.

4. www.ohioappeals.com › 2022 › 01Putting numbers behind Ohio Supreme Court jurisdictional ...

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   Jan 19, 2022 · Between Sept. 28 and Dec. 28, 2021, the Supreme Court announced decisions on 290 jurisdictionals. These broke down to 110 civil cases (38%) and 180 criminal cases (62%). The Supreme Court accepted 25 of the cases. We’ll get into the actual percentages and breakdown of the acceptances in a later post.

5. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › docs › PublicationsSupreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   Detailed information concerning the variety of cases constituting these figures is contained in the various court sections of this summary. In 2020, a total of 2,069,280 incoming cases was reported across Ohio’s courts, a decrease of 28.1% from 2019.

6. casetext.com › rule › ohio-court-rulesRule 42 - Complex Litigation-Court of Common Pleas, Ohio R ...

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   Oct 29, 2024 · Two significant changes have been made to this rule pertaining to complex litigation. First, counsel and the trial judge are in the best position to assess the factors set forth in division (A) (1) to (7) of the rule and determine whether the case merits designation as complex litigation.

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   How many complex-litigation cases are there in Ohio?

   • Complex-litigation cases are rare. Since 2010, on average, approximately one out of every 1,855 civil cases (0.06%) in the general divisions of Ohio’s courts of common pleas are classified each year as complex-litigation matters. In 1971 the Supreme Court of Ohio began collecting caseload statistics from Ohio’s courts of appeals.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   How common is complex litigation in Ohio?

   • Complex litigation cases are rare. Since 2010, on average, approximately one out of every 1,855 civil cases (0.06 percent) in the general divisions of Ohio’s courts of common pleas are classified each year as complex litigation matters.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2019 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   How many cases were filed in Ohio in 2019?

   • In 2019, a total of 2,875,430 incoming cases were reported across Ohio’s courts, a decrease of 4.6 percent from 2018. Other than probate courts, which experienced a 1-percent increase, declines from 2018 were seen in all other court types.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2019 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   What types of court cases exist in Ohio?

   • A variety of court cases exist in Ohio; however, they are classified into civil, criminal, and administrative suits and are presented in the state courts, which are also categorized into trial and appellate courts. The trial courts hear criminal cases, civil suits, and in some cases, appeals at the trial level. They include:

   Ohio Court Case Lookup | StateRecords.org

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   What is an Ohio court case?

   • An Ohio court case is a legal process regarding alleged wrongdoing involving two or more individuals or entities. In Ohio, Court cases arise when one of the parties (known as the plaintiff) presents an allegation against the other (s) (the defendant) before the court for a resolution which may be in the form of justice or compensation.

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   How many jurisdictional decisions are there in Ohio?

   • Since Sept. 28, 2021, there have been 430 jurisdictional decisions by the Ohio Supreme Court. These jurisdictionals break down into 62.6% criminal (269 cases) and 37.4% civil (161 cases). Of those 430 discretionary appeals, 9.53% (41 cases) have been accepted. And, of those jurisdictionals accepted, 29.3% are civil and 70.7% are criminal.

   What percentage of Ohio jurisdictional cases are being accepted? - Ohi…

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8. ohio.staterecords.org › casesearchOhio Court Case Lookup | StateRecords.org

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   Guide to Ohio Court Case Lookup: Understand your rights under the Ohio Public Records Act, how to conduct online searches for court case details, the significance of a court case number, steps to remove cases from public records, and the percentage of court cases that go to trial.