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1. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › 20OCSR › 2020OCSSupreme 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.

2. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › courts › services-toStatistical Reporting Information and Forms » Supreme Court ...

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   Statistical Reporting Information and Forms. In accordance with Sup.R. 37, judges in the courts of appeals, courts of common pleas, municipal courts, and county courts are required to report caseload statistics and case processing timeliness data to the Case Management Section of the Supreme Court. Provided below is information regarding the ...

3. issuu.com › supremecourtofohio › docs2020 Annual Report by Supreme Court of Ohio - Issuu

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   Aug 16, 2021 · Read 2020 Annual Report by Supreme Court of Ohio on Issuu and browse thousands of other publications on our platform. Start here!

4. 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.

5. courtnewsohio.gov › happening › 2019Court Unveils Interactive Tracking Tool to Monitor Caseloads

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   Feb 7, 2019 · Each judge in Ohio provides statistics to the Supreme Court on a monthly basis, or in the case of probate courts, a quarterly basis. The new dashboard tool provides real-time data so statistical information about Ohio’s courts can be easily accessed.

6. courtnewsohio.gov › happening › 2020Ohio Supreme Court Annual Report Cites Innovations

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   Jul 9, 2020 · At the Supreme Court level, the materials thoroughly explore case briefing, oral arguments, and the ultimate ruling. The annual report also documented rule changes, case statistics, staff accomplishments, and a day-by-day year in review.

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   What happened to the Ohio Supreme Court statistical report?

   • Ohio Courts Statistical Summary The Supreme Court ceased publication of this report in 2019. Data contained in these reports can now be obtained via the Supreme Court's interactive data dashboards. Archived reports can be viewed on the Court's Reports & Publications page.

   Statistical Reporting Information and Forms - Supreme Court of Ohio

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   How many cases were filed in Ohio in 2020?

   • In 2020, a total of 2,069,280 incoming cases was reported across Ohio’s courts, a decrease of 28.1% from 2019. This dramatic overall decrease was seen echoed across the state within court types and case types. There was more than a 10% drop across all case types, with the exception of probate cases which decreased by 5.4%.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   What is the Ohio courts statistical summary?

   • In 2008, the Supreme Court published the inaugural issue of this report, the Ohio Courts Statistical Summary, in which we provided an overview of the structure and operations of Ohio’s court system and analyses of notable caseload trends and other aspects of the vital work performed every day by Ohio’s judges, magistrates, and court staff.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   How many cases did Ohio Supreme Court decide in 2020?

   • (See Figure 8.) In 2020, the Court decided 327 cases with an opinion, an increase of 74.9% from the five-year low in 2019 of 187 cases. (See Figure 9.) Ohio’s court of appeals is established by Article IV, Section 1, of the Ohio Constitution and its jurisdiction is outlined in Article IV, Section 3.

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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   What are the case statistics reported to the Supreme Court?

   • 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. About These dashboards were created to assist the public, media, and courts in accessing and using case statistics.

   State of Ohio Court Statistics

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   Do Ohio courts have to report Caseload Statistics?

   • The obligation for Ohio trial and appellate courts to report caseload statistics to the court’s Case Management Section is established by Rule 37 of the Rules of Superintendence for the Courts of Ohio. The requirement to submit regular caseload reports is fixed upon each individual judge for the cases assigned to them (Sup.R. 37).

   Supreme Court of Ohio 2020 Ohio Courts Statistical Summary

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8. courtnewsohio.gov › inDepth › 2020Striving toward Justice with Data - Court News Ohio

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   Many in Ohio’s legal community have advocated for the gathering of statewide statistical data about criminal sentencing. In 2020, the public joined the chorus, pushing for an objective examination of practices in the criminal justice system, from arrests and prosecution to court proceedings and community control.