Measuring 9th Circuit Court's Performance

Circuit Court's Dashboard provides a quick assessment of the court's performance in key areas including: timely case processing, clearance rates, victim restitution, Juvenile Home admissions, and Friend of the Court cost effectiveness.

Timely Case Processing
	2010	2011	Performance
Civil	97%	99%
Criminal	100%	100%
Divorce with Children	97%	97%
Divorce Without Children	98%	99%
Juvenile Delinquency	100%	100%
Child Protective	100%	100%
Personal Protection	100%	95%
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends

Clearance Rates
	2010	2011	Performance
Civil	99.3%	109.73%
Criminal	99.7%	102.8%
Divorce with Children	109.7%	106.4%
Divorce Without Children	96.1%	107.1%
Juvenile Delinquency	100.4%	100.2%
Child Protective	88%	93.4%
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends

Victim Restitution
	2010	2011	Performance
Restitution Collected	681,320.61	648,535.79
Restitution Disbursed	684,960.58	654,411.56
Percentage Disbursed	100.53%	100.91%
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends

Juvenile Home Admissions
	2010	2011	Performance
Residents	883	802
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends

Friend of the Court - Cost Effectiveness
	Kalamazoo	State Average	Performance
2010	9.21	8.21
2011	8.96	7.84
Difference between Kalamazoo and State Average:   2010 +1.00   2011 +1.12
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends

Drug Treatment Court - Cost Savings to Taxpayers
	2010	2011	Performance
Cost Savings	$1,160,000	$1,240,000
Performance Key: performance improving performance stable performance declining Click on links for further information: Why it Matters Historical Trends