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Independence
Integrity
Fairness
Quality Service
ANNUAL
REPORT
OF THE
NEW JERSEY COURTS
2012-2013

2 Annual Report 2012-2013 | New Jersey Judiciary
The State of New Jersey
Administrative Office of the Courts
Glenn A. Grant, J.A.D
Acting Administrative Director of the Courts
Steven D. Bonville
Chief of Staff
Winifred M. Comfort
Director, Office of Communications and
Community Relations
Deirdre M. Naughton
Director, Office of Professional and
Governmental Services
Jack P. McCarthy III
Chief Information Officer
Robert Smith
Director, Office of Trail Court Services
Shelley R. Webster
Director, Office of Management and
Administrative Services

3New Jersey Judiciary | Annual Report 2012-2013
Table of
CONTENTS
Administrative Director’s Budget Speech 4
Supreme Court 8
Appellate Division of Superior Court 9
Tax Court 10
Vicinages 11
Judicial Council 12
Judges and Justices of the NJ Judiciary 13
Statistical Summary 17

Good Afternoon. Thank you, Chairman Prieto and
members of the Assembly Budget Committee, for
offering the Judiciary the opportunity to appear
before you today. Also attending with me today are
Assignment Judges Georgia Curio of Cumberland,
Gloucester and Salem counties and chair of the Judiciary
Budget and Planning Committee; Yolanda Ciccone of
Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren counties; Peter Doyne
of Bergen County; and Vincent Grasso of Ocean County.
Assignment Judge Lawrence Lawson of Monmouth
County, a member of the Budget and Planning
Committee, is away and unable to attend. In addition,
we have with us Shelley Webster, director of the Office of
Management and Administrative Services.
We appreciate the chance to offer testimony and provide
written comments in support of the proposed Judiciary
budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. We recognize the
strong partnership that exists between the Judiciary and
the other two branches of government. This partnership
provides not only financial support for the operation of
the state’s courts but also builds upon long-standing
collaborations in several important areas of state
government. These relationships have resulted in the
development of several significant initiatives that serve
the citizens and businesses of this state.
Every day the Judiciary strives to fulfill our constitutional obligations to resolve
disputes fairly and justly, to preserve the rule of law, and to protect the rights and
liberties of the people of our state. This abiding commitment to the rule of law
through our court system is one of the foundations of America’s democracy. It is the
cooperation and support from the executive and legislative branches that help us to
carry out these mandates.
We have been able to build upon this bedrock of our democratic freedoms through the
dedication and hard work of the judges and staff of the Judiciary. It is because of the
talented men and women who comprise our membership that we have been able to
adhere to our core mission and so ably serve the people and businesses of this state.
On behalf of Chief Justice Stuart Rabner and myself, I would like to acknowledge the
hard work and commitment of our judges, administration and staff who ensure that
we continue to meet our responsibilities as an organization. I am proud to serve with
these dedicated public servants.
We are pleased to be given an opportunity to report on our accomplishments and
challenges, as well as the value that our court system brings to our government system
and society.
The operational challenges confronting our judicial system remain essentially
unchanged from last year. It is anticipated that the long-term reduction in the size of
government will continue. The inability of our funding levels to keep pace with normal
growth in operational costs has necessitated a downsizing of our workforce from five
years ago and caused us to defer many initiatives. We have eliminated expenditures
in discretionary areas in our system and focused our attention on the core operations.
The Judiciary continues its cost-containment efforts that, over the last half decade,
have helped to limit the growth in our budget. We have a responsibility to manage our
resources with the same care that our citizens manage their personal finances and we
take that duty very seriously.
Since the majority of our costs are related to salaries, our cost reduction strategies
have primarily focused on savings in the personnel area. A partial list of our efforts to
reduce our costs include: (1) downsizing of personnel in order to decrease our overall
budget; (2) a deferral of salary increases; (3) a reduction in operating and expenditure
costs; (4) and deferrals of computer upgrades and purchases.
Hurricane Sandy had significant effects on the courts throughout the state. Many
municipal courts in Monmouth and Ocean counties were forced to relocate to other
facilities, some permanently, in order to remain operational. In the northern portion of
the state, the building that housed the Bergen County Probation Division was flooded
with four feet of water, damaging thousands of case files and forcing condemnation
of the entire building. The Committee should also know that the statutory enactment
which led to the Judiciary’s creation of statewide computer systems for municipal
courts worked exceedingly well through the hurricane. That statewide system - ATS/
ACS – allowed for an almost immediate transfer of court records from one court to
another in all of those municipal court relocations.
Our productivity remains high despite our smaller operation and staffing challenges.
Like last year, we resolved more than 7 million cases in our courts – the Supreme Court,
the Appellate and trial divisions of Superior Court, the Tax Court and municipal courts.
Such accomplishments are only possible because of the outstanding leadership and
Speech before the New Jersey
Assembly Budget Committee

talent of the personnel of the Judiciary.
The Judiciary continues to absorb funding shortages caused by
contractual obligations not funded in the budget allocation. This results
in a continued base shortfall in the Judiciary's budget. We recognize
the very difficult financial picture facing the state and all of government
and will continue to share in its responsibility to work effectively and
efficiently in this cost containment era.
Today, I would like to briefly highlight three important aspects of our
court system: first, the development in our judicial system of programs
that address wider societal problems; second, the Judiciary’s productive
technological partnerships with other entities; and third, our many
educational efforts to inform the public about the work of our courts.
1. Judiciary programs that address societal problems
Over the past several years, the work of our courts has evolved in an
effort to meet the changing needs of our state and society. We are
being asked to address some of society’s most difficult issues, including
drug abuse, foreclosure, domestic violence and juvenile offenders. This
move represents a paradigm shift in how our courts have historically
operated. Several initiatives reflect this shift.
Drug Court
New Jersey’s drug court program has been recognized as a national
model. Drug courts divert nonviolent, drug-dependent offenders
from costly state prison sentences into treatment and rehabilitation.
The Judiciary works with the Division of Addiction Services in
the Department of Human Services to provide participants with
individualized substance abuse treatment. Since the program went
statewide in 2002, the drug courts have diverted 12,943 offenders, most
of whom were prison-bound. This program saves lives and money and
demonstrates its effectiveness every year.
By reducing costs associated with incarceration, the drug court program
resulted in a net savings of $23 million to the state in fiscal year 2011,
$24 million in fiscal year 2012 and a projected savings of approximately
$24 million in fiscal year 2013.
The clear success of this program has led to a broadening of its scope.
The legislatively-mandated expansion of drug court to include required
participation by certain non-violent offenders is currently being
implemented in several phases. The widening of the types of crimes
that can be considered for drug court has also increased the scope
of the program. The hope is that adequate resources will be made
available so that this expanded mandatory drug court program has the
same level of success as our previous voluntary program.
The New Jersey Intensive Supervision Program (ISP) is another
alternative to incarceration that produces comparable cost savings. The
program allows nonviolent state prison-sentenced offenders to serve
the remainder of their sentences in the community rather than in prison.
The cost of ISP is approximately $11,000 per participant as compared to
$39,000 for incarcerated offenders. There currently are nearly 1,500
ISP participants.
Guardianship Monitoring Program
The Guardianship Monitoring Program is an initiative of Chief Justice
Rabner designed to assist incapacitated and elderly members of our
society. The concept is to create a cadre of volunteers to monitor how
guardians handle the affairs of incapacitated individuals, including
the elderly and developmentally disabled adults. The goal of the
program is to reduce the potential for abuse, neglect, and exploitation
of incapacitated individuals by their guardians, to help ensure that
these vulnerable members of society are treated with dignity and
respect. The program provides for the monitoring of these individuals’
assets while also assisting guardians in their sometimes difficult role.
The Guardianship Monitoring Program began in Hunterdon County in
January 2013 and has expanded to Passaic and Mercer counties. The
program will be fully implemented in all 21 counties by November
2013.

Foreclosure Mediation
The foreclosure mediation program is a collaboration with the AOC,
the Attorney General’s Office, the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage
Finance Agency and the Office of Dispute Resolution. This program aids
homeowners determine if they qualify for any of the lender’s available
solutions.
Since the inception of the foreclosure mediation program,
approximately 44.8 percent of the borrowers who participated have
reached a settlement in which the borrower remains in the home.
Additionally, it has assisted another 2.2 percent of those in the program
to achieve a graceful exit from the property through a short sale or
deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.

Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative
New Jersey has been successfully engaged in the Juvenile Detention
Alternative Initiative since 2004. This program brings together all the
key actors in the juvenile justice system to find ways to reduce the
number of juveniles held in detention facilities. It is amazing what we
have accomplished in just nine years. We started with counties that
had identifiable detention problems – usually overcrowded detention
facilities – and in the first year brought five counties on board with
the JDAI process. Since that first year, we have steadily added more
counties, so that today 18 of New Jersey’s 21 counties have active or
developing JDAI programs. We expect the remaining three counties to
join the program by the end of the year.
The results have been dramatic. On any given day in New Jersey, there
are approximately 500 fewer children in detention. Collectively, across
all sites, more than 6,000 fewer youth were admitted to detention on an
annual basis. We have also seen a more than a 50 percent reduction in

the number of youth placed in long-term residential placements.
Mental Health
Chief Justice Rabner has created an initiative to focus on the needs of
individuals with mental illness who become involved with the courts.
He created a Supreme Court Committee to improve the Judiciary’s
response to those with mental health needs. The Committee has made
numerous recommendations to enable more effective responses,
including the expansion of existing programs and procedures and the
establishment of new initiatives. The Committee’s report is currently
out for public comment.
2. Technological partnerships
The Judiciary’s technology partnership with external entities is also
an essential part of our success. One of the best kept secrets in our
government is the reliance on the Judiciary’s information technology
infrastructure by state, counties and municipal operations. Our
technology infrastructure is the backbone of our justice system and the
interconnection with executive branch systems enables the delivery of
improved government services through innovation.
Over the past four decades, our organization has been involved
in creating electronic interfaces which exchange data with law
enforcement, prosecutors, county and state correctional institutions, as
well as other agencies and departments.
Law enforcement officers file parking and moving tickets in real-time,
directly with the state’s 534 municipal courts. Police officers have
real-time access through the Internet to the domestic violence central
registry that offers law enforcement up-to-date information on all
protective restraining orders filed on behalf of domestic violence
victims. Our statewide jail system now interfaces with the local vendor
jail computer systems to eliminate redundant data entry and provide
statewide data sharing across 19 agencies, including the New Jersey
Department of Corrections and the 21 county jails.
The Judiciary’s criminal case computer system interfaces with the
executive branch criminal case history database to provide seamless
sharing of arrest and disposition information between the courts,
federal authorities and other criminal justice agencies that rely on
information from a defendant’s criminal history.
Conviction information on state-sentenced inmates is now forwarded
electronically to the state’s corrections system, reducing the time that
defendants spend in county jails after sentencing.
The Judiciary has also partnered with the Department of Human
Services to expand the executive branch child support case
management system, NJKIDS, with the development of a statewide call
center. The call center will provide child support, custody and related
information 24 hours a day.
Most recently we have developed a Civil Commitment Automated
Tracking System. The system involves digitally recording hundreds of
thousands of civil commitment records and transferring them to the
FBI National Crime Information Center through the New Jersey State
Police interface. To date, we have transferred more than 280,000 civil
commitment records and have had at least 75 instances of individuals in
this database flagged when trying to purchase firearms in other states.
As you can see, these interfaces are essential to our state and country.
They provide for the electronic transfer of information to ensure the
timely and efficient administration of justice. They create greater
economies and efficiencies in the courts and with other government
partners. They allow all of government to enhance the quality of life in
our state.
3. Educational Efforts to Inform the Public and Increase Access
We have also continued our focus in the Judiciary on ways to better
educate and inform the public about the work of the courts and the
many services available to them. We have emphasized increasing
accessibility to the public, meeting the unique needs of our court users
and developing even greater appreciation and understanding of the
growing diversity in our state.
The Judiciary has a long history of promoting access and equality
through the application of our core values of independence, integrity,
fairness and quality service. For instance, the Supreme Court
Committee on Minority Concerns, the Supreme Court Committee
on Women in the Courts, the Judicial Advisory Committee on ADA
Compliance, to name just a few, have addressed critical concerns
of our court users for many years. Additionally, the Judiciary has a
department devoted entirely to interpreting services.
Recently, Chief Justice Rabner established a Supreme Court Committee
on Access and Fairness to guide the Judiciary in adapting to current
and future demands on the courts. The committee focuses on how
to better administer justice in the face of challenges such as the
continued increase in the number of self-represented litigants, the
growing multicultural population in New Jersey, the need for expanding
language services, and the economic pressures on litigants and the
courts. Other examples of programs that provide greater information to
the public and thereby increase access to the courts are: the Judiciary’s
information and payment center, NJMCdirect, which gives the public
immediate access and payment opportunities for motor vehicle
offenses; a new Spanish version of the Judiciary website; a recently
created online process for jurors to respond to summonses; and public
online access to civil case information, criminal convictions, judgment
lien index searches and an index of registered attorneys.
Access and fairness are enhanced when the public understands how
the court system functions as well as the role of courts and the legal
system in a democratic society. To that end, the Judiciary, working
in partnership with the State Bar Association, is operating a program

called "Benchmarks." The program trains attorneys and judges to make presentations to the community about the federal and state constitutions,
our form of government, and the importance of the rule of law in a democracy.
CONCLUSION
The New Jersey Court system has served as a model for courts around the country. This legacy of achievement and distinction continues because
of the strong leadership of Chief Justice Rabner and the other members of our Supreme Court. Today the Judiciary, like the rest of government, is
confronted with several challenges, but we are confident in our ability to navigate this new landscape based upon the talent and strengths of our
workforce. Our history of success is also made possible because of the support and strong collaborative partnerships with the other two branches
of government. Our efforts to assist those confronting substance abuse, juvenile delinquency, foreclosure, guardianship and other issues would not
be achievable without our joint efforts. We continually strive to educate the public on the work of the Judiciary, to provide important information
to court users and to increase the transparency of our operation. We are committed to becoming even more efficient in the face of ongoing fiscal
challenges, as we continue to effectively resolve disputes, protect rights and liberties and ensure justice for all.

SUPREME
Court
PETITIONS FILED
MOTIONS DECIDED APPEALS ARGUED OPINIONS FILED
1,143
1,722 113 68
70
0
21
PETITIONS
GRANTED
MOTIONS
FOR DIRECT
CERTIFICATION
GRANTED
APPEALS BY
LEAVE GRANTED

APPELLATE
Division of
Superior Court
APPEALS DECIDED
6,041
3,090133 8,144
6,262
OPINIONS FILED
PUBLISHED
OPINIONS MOTIONS DECIDED
APPEALS FILED

TAX
Court
RECEIVED BUT
NOT DOCKETED
BY END OF
COURT YEAR RESOLVEDDOCKETED OPEN
25,364 330 17,168 43,994

VICINAGES
ATLANTIC COUNTY
CAPE MAY COUNTY
Julio L. Mendez
Howard. H. Berchtold Jr.
Assignment Judge
Trial Court Administrator
VICINAGE 1
BERGEN COUNTY
Peter E. Doyne
Jon Goodman
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 2
MONMOUTH
COUNTY
Lawrence M. Lawson
Marsi L. Perkins
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 9
BURLINGTON
COUNTY
Ronald E. Bookbinder
Jude Del Preore
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 3
MORRIS COUNTY
SUSSEX COUNTY
Thomas L. Weisenbeck
Rashad Shabaka-Burns
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 10
CAMDEN COUNTY
Faustino J. Fernandez-Vina
Michael O’Brien*
Kelly A. Law
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 4
PASSAIC COUNTY
Donald J. Volkert Jr.
Robert D. Tracy
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 11
ESSEX COUNTY
Patricia K. Costello
Collins E. Ijoma
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 5
UNION COUNTY
Karen M. Cassidy
Giuseppe M. Fazari
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 12
HUDSON COUNTY
Peter F. Bariso Jr.
Gerald A. Buccafusco
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 6
HUNTERDON,
SOMERSET AND
WARREN COUNTIES
Yolanda Ciccone
Eugene L. Farkas
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 13
MERCER COUNTY
Mary C. Jacobson
Sue Regan
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 7 OCEAN COUNTY
Vincent J. Grasso
Kenneth W. Kerwin
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 14
MIDDLESEX
COUNTY
Travis L. Francis
Gregory Edwards
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 8 CUMBERLAND,
GLOUCESTER AND
SALEM COUNTIES
Georgia M. Curio
Mark Sprock
Assignment Judge
VICINAGE 15
* Michael O’Brien
(1955-2013) died while
serving as TCA.

Judicial
Council
Standing (left to right):
Assignment Judge Peter F. Bariso Jr.; Assignment Judge Mary C. Jacobson; Assignment Judge Julio L. Mendez; Assignment
Judge Ronald E. Bookbinder; Civil Presiding Judge Carol E. Higbee; Assignment Judge Yolanda Ciccone; Family Presiding
Judge Sallyanne Floria; Criminal Presiding Judge Jeanne T. Covert; General Equity Presiding Judge Margaret Mary McVeigh;
Assignment Judge Peter E. Doyne; Appellate Presiding Judge Carmen Messano; Assignment Judge Thomas L. Weisenbeck;
Assignment Judge Georgia M. Curio; Assignment Judge Donald J. Volkert Jr.; Assignment Judge Faustino J. Fernandez-Vina;
Assignment Judge Karen M. Cassidy; Assignment Judge Vincent J. Grasso.
Seated (left to right):
Assignment Judge Lawrence M. Lawson; Assignment Judge Travis L. Francis; Chief Justice Stuart Rabner; Acting Administrative
Director Glenn A. Grant; Assignment Judge Patricia K. Costello.

JUDGES and JUSTICES of the
New Jersey Judiciary as of
June 30, 2013
Supreme Court
Superior Court
ALLISON E. ACCURSO*
M. CHRISTINE ALLEN-JACKSON
CARMEN H. ALVAREZ*
WILLIAM ANKLOWITZ
MELANIE DONOHUE APPLEBY
PAUL W. ARMSTRONG
PATRICK J. ARRE
VICTOR ASHRAFI*
EUGENE H. AUSTIN
FRANCINE I. AXELRAD*
MARK A. BABER
KEITH A. BACHMANN
MAX A. BAKER
MARC M. BALDWIN
PETER F. BARISO JR.
ANN REYNOLDS BARTLETT
RAYMOND A. BATTEN
DAVID F. BAUMAN
ROBERT P. BECKER JR.
MARITZA BERDOTE BYRNE
ARTHUR BERGMAN
STEPHEN J. BERNSTEIN
ROBERT C. BILLMEIER
JAMES M. BLANEY
MICHAEL J. BLEE
GWENDOLYN BLUE
PETER A. BOGAARD
RONALD E. BOOKBINDER
ANGELA BORKOWSKI
TERRY PAUL BOTTINELLI
CARLIA M. BRADY
ROBERT J. BRENNAN
THOMAS F. BROGAN
NOAH BRONKESH
THOMAS M. BROWN
PETER A. BUCHSBAUM
FRANK A. BUCZYNSKI JR.
BRADFORD M. BURY
JOHN L. CALL, JR.
JANE B. CANTOR
ERNEST M. CAPOSELA
DENNIS F. CAREY, III
HARRY G. CARROLL
ANDREA G. CARTER
ALEXANDER H. CARVER III
MICHAEL R. CASALE
KAREN M. CASSIDY
JOSEPH C. CASSINI III
REGINA CAULFIELD
THOMAS W. CAVANAGH JR.
JOSEPH CHARLES JR.
TIMOTHY W. CHELL
RANDAL C. CHIOCCA
LISA F. CHRYSTAL
MARK P. CIARROCCA
YOLANDA CICCONE
ALFONSE J. CIFELLI
FRANK M. CIUFFANI
MARILYN C. CLARK
SUSAN L. CLAYPOOLE
PATRICIA DELBUENO CLEARY
MARY EVA COLALILLO
EDWARD M. COLEMAN
N. PETER CONFORTI
KYRAN CONNOR
JOSEPH S. CONTE
ROBERT P. CONTILLO
TERRENCE R. COOK
J. RANDALL CORMAN
PATRICIA K. COSTELLO
MARY K. COSTELLO
GERALD J. COUNCIL
JEANNE T. COVERT
THOMAS J. CRITCHLEY JR.
MARTIN G. CRONIN
MARY CATHERINE CUFF*
GEORGIA M. CURIO
HEIDI WILLIS CURRIER
*Appellate Division
Back row (from L to R):
Ariel A. Rodriquez t/a; Helen E.
Hoens; Anne M. Patterson; Mary
Catherine Cuff t/a
Front row (from L to R):
Jaynee LaVecchia; Stuart Rabner,
Chief Justice; Barry T. Albin

H. MATTHEW CURRY
DANIEL D’ALESSANDRO
ANGELA WHITE DALTON
WILLIAM A. DANIEL
WENDEL E. DANIELS
CRISTEN P. D’ARRIGO
LAWRENCE P. DE BELLO
MIGUEL A. DE LA CARRERA
ESTELA M. DE LA CRUZ
RALPH L. DE LUCCIA, JR.
LILIANA S. DEAVILA-SILEBI
BERNADETTE N. DECASTRO
EDWARD J. DEFAZIO
KATHLEEN M. DELANEY
WILLIAM R. DELORENZO JR.
BERNARD E. DELURY JR.
JAMES M. DEMARZO
JAMES DEN UYL
PAUL M. DEPASCALE
KENNETH S. DOMZALSKI
MICHAEL A. DONIO
JOSEPH P. DONOHUE
CHARLES W. DORTCH JR.
PAULA T. DOW
PETER E. DOYNE
KATHERINE R. DUPUIS
MADELIN F. EINBINDER
RICHARD W. ENGLISH
CATHERINE I. ENRIGHT
PAUL X. ESCANDON
MARIANNE ESPINOSA*
NAN S. FAMULAR
JAMES A. FARBER
TIMOTHY G. FARRELL
CHRISTINE A. FARRINGTON
DOUGLAS M. FASCIALE*
BRADLEY J. FERENCZ
FAUSTINO J. FERNANDEZ-VINA
RUDOLPH A. FILKO
DARRELL M. FINEMAN
LISA A. FIRKO
CLARKSON S. FISHER JR.*
CATHERINE M. FITZPATRICK
MARK J. FLEMING
SALLYANNE FLORIA
COLLEEN M. FLYNN
MARLENE LYNCH FORD
WAYNE J. FORREST
F. LEE FORRESTER
MARGARET M. FOTI
MICHELE M. FOX
TRAVIS L. FRANCIS
SHELDON R. FRANKLIN
RICHARD M. FREID
LISA PEREZ FRISCIA
JOSE L. FUENTES*
GARRY J. FURNARI
MITZY GALIS-MENENDEZ
DONNA GALLUCIO
EDWARD V. GANNON
ROBERT H. GARDNER
CHRISTOPHER J. GARRENGER
RICHARD J. GEIGER
J. CHRISTOPHER GIBSON
ROBERT J. GILSON
ROCHELLE GIZINSKI
ARNOLD B. GOLDMAN
GRETA GOODEN BROWN
MARGARET GOODZEIT
JANE GRALL*
GLENN A. GRANT*
VINCENT J. GRASSO
RONALD B. GRAVES*
ANTHONY J. GRAZIANO
KENNETH J. GRISPIN
MICHAEL A. GUADAGNO*
JAMES J. GUIDA
KATIE A. GUMMER
MICHAEL J. HAAS*
PHILIP E. HAINES
STEPHAN C. HANSBURY
JAMIE D. HAPPAS
JOHN E. HARRINGTON
JONATHAN N. HARRIS*
RACHELLE LEA HARZ
MARGARET M. HAYDEN*
JAMES HELY
CAROL E. HIGBEE
FRANCIS HODGSON JR.
RICHARD S. HOFFMAN*
MICHELLE HOLLAR-GREGORY
MICHAEL E. HUBNER
DOUGLAS H. HURD
SHERRY A. HUTCHINS HENDERSON
JAMES F. HYLAND
ALVARO L. IGLESIAS
PAUL INNES
DAVID H. IRONSON
JOSEPH V. ISABELLA
JEFFREY R. JABLONSKI
JAMES L. JACKSON
ADAM E. JACOBS
MARY C. JACOBSON
EDWARD A. JEREJIAN
PEDRO J. JIMENEZ JR.
NELSON C. JOHNSON
HAROLD U. JOHNSON JR.
LINDA GRASSO JONES
LAWRENCE R. JONES
MARQUIS D. JONES, JR.
JOHN A. JORGENSEN II
LESLIE-ANN M. JUSTUS
JOSEPH E. KANE
PAUL A. KAPALKO
MICHAEL J. KASSEL
DAVID B. KATZ
JOHN T. KELLEY
JOHN C. KENNEDY*
CAMILLE M. KENNY
DONALD A. KESSLER
FREDERIC S. KESSLER
HONORA O’BRIEN KILGALLEN
ROBERT KIRSCH
HARRIET FARBER KLEIN
ELLEN L. KOBLITZ*
TERESA A. KONDRUP-COYLE
WALTER KOPROWSKI JR.
FRED H. KUMPF
THOMAS J. LACONTE
JOHN J. LANGAN, JR.
LINDA L. LAWHUN
LAWRENCE M. LAWSON
VERNA G. LEATH
VINCENT LEBLON
GEORGE S. LEONE
ALAN G. LESNEWICH
KENNETH S. LEVY
JEFFREY D. LIGHT
DANIEL R. LINDEMANN
SEVERIANO LISBOA III
ALLEN J. LITTLEFIELD
SEBASTIAN P. LOMBARDI
PHILIP J. MAENZA
COLLEEN A. MAIER

ROBERT G. MALESTEIN
LINDA E. MALLOZZI
THOMAS V. MANAHAN
MAUREEN B. MANTINEO
JANETTA D. MARBREY
JOSEPH L. MARCZYK
JULIE M. MARINO
LAWRENCE M. MARON
WALTER L. MARSHALL JR.
BRIAN R. MARTINOTTI
ANTHONY M. MASSI
SUSAN F. MAVEN*
HANY A. MAWLA
JESSICA R. MAYER
EDWARD J. MCBRIDE JR.
EUGENE J. MCCAFFREY JR.
ANN GRAF MCCORMICK
FREDERIC R. MCDANIEL
ANNE MCDONNELL
JAMES J. MCGANN
WILLIAM J. MCGOVERN III
FRANCES A. MCGROGAN
F. PATRICK MCMANIMON
JEAN B. MCMASTER
MARGARET MARY MCVEIGH
ROBERT J. MEGA
PETER J. MELCHIONNE
ANTHONY J. MELLACI JR.
LOUIS R. MELONI
JULIO L. MENDEZ
CARMEN MESSAN0*
E. DAVID MILLARD
ROBERT G. MILLENKY
THOMAS C. MILLER
STUART A. MINKOWITZ
BONNIE J. MIZDOL
PHILIP H. MIZZONE JR.
SOHAIL MOHAMMED
BRUNO MONGIARDO
THOMAS M. MOORE
DAVID W. MORGAN
SCOTT J. MOYNIHAN
JOHN T. MULLANEY JR.
SAMUEL D. NATAL
ARNOLD L. NATALI JR.
MICHAEL J. NELSON
MARK J. NELSON
STEVEN F. NEMETH
MARYANN L. NERGAARD
DENNIS V. NIEVES
WILLIAM E. NUGENT*
DENNIS R. O’BRIEN
AMY O’CONNOR
MICHAEL F. O’NEILL
MIRTHA OSPINA
MITCHEL E. OSTRER*
JOSEPH W. OXLEY
JAMES W. PALMER JR.
JOSEPH PAONE
ANTHONY J. PARRILLO*
STUART L. PEIM
DARLENE J. PEREKSTA
JAMIE S. PERRI
JOHN A. PETERSON JR.
ANTHONY F. PICHECA JR.
DIANE PINCUS
STEVEN J. POLANSKY
ROBERT L. POLIFRONI
JOSEPH A. PORTELLI
JOHN C. PORTO
CHARLES E. POWERS JR.
ANTHONY M. PUGLIESE
LORRAINE PULLEN
JOSEPH P. QUINN
CHRISTOPHER D. RAFANO
SAMUEL RAGONESE
KIMARIE RAHILL
ROSEMARY E. RAMSAY
JOHN R. RAUH
MICHAEL L. RAVIN
JOSEPH L. REA
RAYMOND A. REDDIN
ROBERT B. REED
RONALD L. REISNER
SUSAN L. REISNER*
M. PATRICIA RICHMOND
NANCY L. RIDGWAY
ALBERTO RIVAS
ARIEL A. RODRIGUEZ*
NESLE A. RODRIGUEZ
PATRICIA B. ROE
MARYBETH ROGERS
GEORGE F. ROHDE JR.
PATRICK J. ROMA
JOSEPH R. ROSA JR.
LISA ROSE
NED M. ROSENBERG
JAMES S. ROTHSCHILD JR.
GARRY S. ROTHSTADT
MARTHA T. ROYSTER
STEPHEN B. RUBIN
MARK M. RUSSELLO
JACK M. SABATINO*
MARK H. SANDSON
LOURDES I. SANTIAGO
RAMONA A. SANTIAGO
PAULETTE SAPP-PETERSON*
BARRY P. SARKISIAN
JAMES P. SAVIO
LOUIS S. SCEUSI
FRANCINE A. SCHOTT
FREDERICK J. SCHUCK
FRANCIS B. SCHULTZ
THOMAS F. SCULLY
JOHN E. SELSER
KATHLEEN A. SHEEDY
THOMAS J. SHUSTED JR.
RONNY JO SIEGAL
DEBORAH SILVERMAN KATZ
MARIE P. SIMONELLI*
NANCY SIVILLI
KENNETH J. SLOMIENSKI
KEVIN T. SMITH
IRVIN J. SNYDER
MAUREEN P. SOGLUIZZO
LEE A. SOLOMON
JEROME M. ST. JOHN*
SUSAN J. STEELE
DONALD J. STEIN
BARBARA C. STOLTE
ESTHER SUAREZ
THOMAS W. SUMNERS JR.
KAREN L. SUTER
JAMES R. SWIFT
JOHN R. TASSINI
STEPHEN J. TAYLOR
SIOBHAN A. TEARE
BENJAMIN C. TELSEY
FREDERICK J. THEEMLING JR.
LISA P. THORNTON
MARY F. THURBER
MENELAOS W. TOSKOS
MICHAEL A. TOTO
MARK A. TRONCONE

JOSEPH A. TURULA
PETER J. VAZQUEZ
HECTOR R. VELAZQUEZ
THOMAS R. VENA
SHEILA ANN VENABLE
DONALD R. VENEZIA
DEBORAH J. VENEZIA
FRANCIS J. VERNOIA
LISA M. VIGNUOLO
ANA C. VISCOMI
DONALD J. VOLKERT JR.
THOMAS J. WALSH
PETER E. WARSHAW
CATHY L. WASSERMAN
ALEXANDER P. WAUGH JR.*
STEPHANIE M. WAUTERS
BARRY A. WEISBERG
THOMAS L. WEISENBECK
CRAIG L. WELLERSON
RICHARD F. WELLS
MARY GIBBONS WHIPPLE
MARY K. WHITE
RONALD D. WIGLER
GARY N. WILCOX
PATRICIA M. WILD
ROBERT C. WILSON
JAMES P. WILSON
DEANNE M. WILSON
GARY D. WODLINGER
DOUGLAS K. WOLFSON
CAROLYN E. WRIGHT
MICHAEL P. WRIGHT
DANIEL J. YABLONSKY
JOSEPH L. YANNOTTI*
JOHN A. YOUNG JR.
MARA ZAZZALI-HOGAN
JANET ZOLTANSKI SMITH
Tax Court
PATRICK DEALMEIDA,
Presiding Judge
JOSEPH M. ANDRESINI
VITO L. BIANCO
MARY SIOBAN BRENNAN
CHRISTINE M. NUGENT
MALA SUNDAR
ANGELO J. DI CAMILLO
JOSEPH L. FOSTER
JAMES E. ISMAN
MARIE E. LIHOTZ

STATISTICAL
SUMMARY
Including trial courts, probation and municipal courts by vicinage
and statewide

TABLEOFCONTENTSSTATISTICALTERMINOLOGYCASETYPEABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTIONi
KEYTOTRIALCOURTREPORTSiiADDED:"Added"and"Filing"areusedinterchangeablytoindicatethenumberCIVIL-MASSTORT:IncludesAsbestos,SiliconImplant,Blood-clotting
KEYTOMUNICIPALCOURTREPORTSiiiofincomingcases.Addedcasesincludenew,reopened,reactivated,andSerum,RepetitiveStressSyndrome,GasPipeExplosion,Maywood
PROBATIONDEFINITIONS1transferredcases.Contamination,Latex,DietDrug,FRTPlywood,BlackJack,andTobacco
CASEMANAGEMENTOVERVIEW2
MONTHLYCLEARANCESUMMARY7ACTIVEPENDING:Casesthathavenotbeendisposedof.DoesnotincludeCRIMINAL:Onlypost-indictmentcriminalactivityisreportedinthis
COUNTYPROFILESinactivecases.publication.
Atlantic...................................................................................8
Bergen...................................................................................10BACKLOG:NumberofactivependingcasesthatarenotwithingenerallyCRIM/QUASIDVCONTEMPT:IncludesDomesticViolenceContemptcases
Burlington..............................................................................12acceptednormativecaseprocessingtimeframes.See"Inventory."docketedas"FO"FamilyDivisionCriminal/Quasi-Criminal/Othermatters.
Camden.................................................................................14
CapeMay..............................................................................16BACKLOGPERCENTAGE:Backlog/ActivePending*100.CRIM/QUASIWEAPONS:Includesweaponscasesandwillful
Cumberland...........................................................................18non-support/interferencewithcustodycasesdocketedas"FO"FamilyDivision
Essex.....................................................................................20BACKLOG/100MONTHLYFILINGS:Backlog/(mostrecent12mnthsoffilings/12)*100Criminal/Quasi-Criminal/Othermatters.
Gloucester.............................................................................22
Hudson..................................................................................24CLEARANCE:Disposed-Added.CRIMI/QUASIOTHER:IncludesotherFamilyDivisionCriminal/Quasi-
Hunterdon..............................................................................26CriminalOtherMattersdocketedas"FO."
Mercer...................................................................................28CLEARANCEPERCENTAGE:Dispositions/Added*100.
Middlesex..............................................................................30DELINQUENCY-NEW:Includesjuveniledelinquencycasesreportedas
Monmouth.............................................................................32RESOLVED:Casesdisposedorterminated.new/notpreviouslyadjudicated.
Morris....................................................................................34
Ocean....................................................................................36INVENTORY:ActivependingcaseswithingenerallyacceptednormativeDELINQUENCY-PREV.ADJUD:Includespreviouslyadjudicatedjuvenile
Passaic..................................................................................38case-processingtimeframes.Thefollowinggoalsareused:delinquencycases.
Salem....................................................................................40
Somerset...............………................………………................42Criminal4monthsfromfilingDISSOLUTION-NEW:Includesdissolutioncasesreportedasnew/pre-judgment.
Sussex...................................................................................44MunicipalAppeals3monthsfromfiling
Union.....................................................................................46Post-ConvictionRelief12monthsfromfilingDISSOLUTION-REOPENED:Includesdissolutioncasesreportedasreopened/
Warren...................................................................................48Equity12monthsfromfilingpost-judgment.
STATEPROFILE...............................................................................50Civil(Track1)12monthsfromfiling
MUNICIPALCOURTS....................................................................52Civil(Track2)18monthsfromfilingDOMESTICV-NEW:Includesdomesticviolencecasesreportedas
PROBATION.....................................................................................60Civil(Track3)24monthsfromfilingnew/TROextended.
Civil(Track4)24monthsfromfiling
SpecialCivil(smallclaims&tenancy)2monthsfromfilingDOMESTICV-REOPENED:Includesdomesticviolencecasesreported
INTRODUCTIONSpecialCivil(allother)4monthsfromfilingasreopened/post-judgment.
Probate12monthsfromfiling
Dissolution-New12monthsfromfilingJUV/FAMCRISISPETITION:Juvenile/FamilyCrisisPetitions.
COURTMANAGEMENTprovidescaseloadstatisticsforNewJerseyDissolution-Reopened6monthsfromfiling
SuperiorTrialCourts.StatisticsarecompiledfrommonthlyDelinquency3monthsfromfilingMCL:MulticountyLitigation(formerly"masstort")
statisticalreportspreparedbydivisionmanagersineachcountyNon-Dissolution3monthsfromfiling
andsubmittedbytrialcourtadministrators.DomesticViolence1monthfromfilingNON-DISSOL.-NEW:Includesnon-dissolutioncasesreportedasnew/
Abuse/Neglect(out-of-home)4monthstofact-findingpreviouslydismissed.
ThestatewideoverviewsectionofthereportprovidescourtAbuse/Neglect(in-homeplacement)6monthstofact-finding
year-to-dateclearanceandinventorypercentagesandcurrentAdoption*noguidelineNON-DISSOL.-REOPENED:Includesnon-dissolutioncasesreportedas
monthclearancenumbers.ThecountyprofilesectionprovidesChildPlacementReview12monthstopermanencyhearingreopened/post-disposition.
atwo-pagecourtyear-to-datecaseloadreportforeachcounty.Juvenile/FamilyCrisisPetition1monthfromfiling
TerminationofParentalRights6monthsfromfilingOTHERFAMILY:FamilyDivisioncategorythatincludesabuse/neglect,
CourtManagementisproducedbytheAdministrativeOfficeoftheCriminal/Quasi-Criminal/Other3monthsfromfilingadoptions,childplacementreview,juvenile/familycrisispetitions,
Courts'QuantitativeResearchUnit.Kinship6monthsfromfilingterminationofparentalrightsandcriminal/quasi-criminalcases.
*NewAdoptiongoalspendingimplementationare:
QUANTITATIVERESEARCHUNITAdoption:Agency=2months,Stepparent=4months,PrivatePlacement=12monthsP.C.RELIEF:Post-ConvictionRelief.
P.O.BOX037
TRENTON,NJ08625PercentChange:ThepercentageincreasefromlastyearduringthesamePROBATE:Contestedprobate.
periodtothecurrentperiod.
TERMOFPARENTALRIGHTS:TerminationofParentalRights.
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KeytoTables
CaseloadProfile
Atlantic
July2003-September2003
ClearanceInventoryBacklogActiveBacklog/100
AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFilings
ACEG
Criminal2221-195%2083%417%2451
percentchange-19%0%-20%-2%-17%1%
BDF
MunicipalAppeals1615-194%1328%3372%46660
percentchange60%88%44%136%100%73%
A2222criminalcaseswereaddedinJuly-September2003
-19%Therewere19%lesscasesaddedinJuly-September2003thaninJuly-September2002.
B1515municipalappealscasesweredisposedinJuly-September2003.
88%Therewere88%morecasesdisposedinJuly-September2003thaninJuly-September2002.
C-1Therewasashortfallof1criminalcasesinJuly-September2003,a-1clearance(disposed-added).
95%Theclearancepercentage(disposed/added)was95%inJuly-September.
D1313municipalappealswereininventory(lessthan3monthsold)inSeptember2003.
44%Therewere44%morecasesininventoryinSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
28%28%ofactivemunicpalappealswereininventoryinSeptember2003.
E44criminalcaseswereinbacklog(over4monthsold)inSeptember2003.
-2%Therewere2%lesscasesinbackloginSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
17%17%ofactivecriminalcaseswereinbackloginSeptember2003.
F4646municipalappealswerependinginSeptember2003.
100%Therewere100%morecasespendinginSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
G51Therewere51casesinbackloginSeptember2003perevery100averagemonthlyfilingsin
1%July2002-June2003.Therateincreased1%inthelastyear.
OverviewofClearancePercentandBacklogPer100MonthlyFIlings
July2003-September2003
CombinedTrialCourts
BacklogPer100
ClearancePercentMonthlyFilings
HI
Hunterdon104.5%Salem15
H104.5%Hunterdonhadaclearancepercentof104.5%inJuly-September2003.
I1515ofSalem'scaseswereinbackloginSeptember2003perevery100
averagemonthlyfilingsinJuly-June2003.
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MunicipalCourtReportsSummaryKey
Thispageprovidesdefinitionsandakeytothereports.
Terminology-CaseTypeMunicipalCourtCaseloadProfile
April2011
Criminal:Includesindictableoffenses,disorderlypersons&pettyClearanceInventoryBacklogActiveBacklog/100
disorderlypersonsoffenses,andallothernon-trafficoffensesAddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlings
(includingmunicipalordinances).AtlanticACEG
Indictables2,6532,602-5198%1185%215%1360
D.W.I.:IncludesDrivingWhileIntoxicatedcharges.percentchange-8%-9%-31%100%-24%91%
BDF
Parking:Includesparkingcharges.D.P.&P.D.P.5,1954,908-28794%1,30645%1,60355%2,909101
percentchange5%2%20%11%15%10%
Traffic:IncludesalltrafficchargesexceptforD.W.Ichargesand
parkingcharges.
Terminology-StatisticsA2,6532,653indictablecaseswereaddedinJuly-September2003
-8%Therewere8%lesscasesaddedinJuly-September2003thaninJuly-September2002.
ActivePending:Numberofactivependingcharges.
Doesnotincludechargeswithwarrantsissued.B4,9084,908D.P.&P.D.P.casesweredisposedinJuly-September2003.
2%Therewere2%morecasesdisposedinJuly-September2003thaninJuly-September2002.
Added:Chargesaddedincludeschargesnewlyadded,charges
remandedbycountyprosecutor,chargestransferredinfromotherC-51Therewasashortfallof51indictablecasesinJuly-September2003,a-51clearance(disposed-added).
courts,andchargesreinstated.98%Theclearancepercentage(disposed/added)was98%inJuly-September.
Backlog#:Numberofactivependingchargesover60daysold.DoesD1,3061,306D.P.&P.D.P.caseswereininventory(lessthan60daysold)inSeptember2003.
notincludechargeswithwarrantsissued.20%Therewere20%morecasesininventoryinSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
45%45%ofactiveD.P.&P.D.P.caseswereininventoryinSeptember2003.
Backlog%:Percentageofactivependingchargesover60daysold.
Doesnotincludechargeswithwarrantsissued.E22indictablecaseswereinbacklog(over60daysold)inSeptember2003.
100%Therewere100%morecasesinbackloginSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
Backlog/100MonthlyFilings:15%15%ofactiveindictablecaseswereinbackloginSeptember2003.
Backlog/(Mostrecent12monthsoffilings/12)*100
F2,9092,909D.P.&P.D.P.caseswerependinginSeptember2003.
Clearance:Disposed-Added.15%Therewere15%morecasespendinginSeptember2003thaninSeptember2002.
ClearancePercentage:Disposed/Added*100.G60Therewere60casesinbackloginSeptember2003perevery100averagemonthlyfilingsin
91%July2002-June2003.Therateincreased91%inthelastyear.
Disposed:Chargesdisposedincludesreferralstocounty
prosecutor,referralstoothercourts,ViolationsBureaudispositions,
guiltypleas,completedtrials,dismissals,placementsindiversionary
programs,chargesclosedperRule7:6-3,andotherforms
ofadjudication.
Inventory:Activependingcaseswithingenerallyacceptednormative
case-processingtimeframes.
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ProbationDefinitions
Adult
AdultCaseloads
AdultCaseloadtotalsincludeonlyclientsassignedtoaprobationofficerasofthelastdayofthereportingmonth.Adultclientswithbenchwarrantsolderthan60daysareexcludedfromthetotal.
Non-SpecializedincludesclientswithSupervisionIndicatorsof'00'(Pending),'11'(Intake),'12'(GeneralSupervision),and'19'(SpecialProbation).
SpecializedincludesIntakeclients(newclientsaddedtoprobationsupervisionduringthereportingmonth)andSupervisionIndicatorsof'13'(SexOffender),'14'(DomesticViolence),'15'(MentalHealth),and'16'(DrugCourt).
AverageCaseloadiscalculatedasclientsperallprobationofficers
AdultCaseflow
AdultClientsAddedfromSuperiorCourtincludesallnewclientsaddedtoprobationsupervisionsincethebeginningofthecurrentCourtYear.
AdultClientsAddedfromMunicipalCourtincludesallnewclientsaddedtoprobationsupervisionsincethebeginningofthecurrentCourtYear.
AdultClientsDischargedfromprobationincludesallclientsdischargedfromprobationsincethebeginningofthecurrentCourtYear.
AdultClientOutcomes
PercentEmployedincludesallactiveadultsupervisionclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththatarenotunemployedoronpublicassistance.Clientsmissingtheemploymentvaluearecountedas
unemployed.Employmentstatusisverifiedquarterly.
PercentPaidorPayingincludesallactiveadultsupervisionclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavemadeapaymenttowardtheirfinancialobligationforthereportingmonth.
PercentCompletedorPerformingCommunityServiceincludesallactiveadultsupervisionclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavecompletedorperformedcommunityservicetowardtheircommuni
serviceobligationforthereportingmonth
PercentofAdultClientsThatMetOBSStandards
PercentageofAdultSupervisionClients'DispositionsPastTermEndDatepresentsthepercentageofactiveadultclients'dispositionsthathavepassedtheirscheduledtermenddatebyatleast30days.Thepasttermpercentageis
calculatedforthereportingmonth.Thestandardis3%.
HomeInspectionswithin120Dayspresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedahomeinspectionoftheirresidenceduringthefirst120daysoftheirprobationterm.Thestandardis75%.
HomeVisitscompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedahomevisitoftheirresidenceduringthefirst30daysoftheirprobationterm.Thestandardis75%.
ClientContactsduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedatotaloffourofthefollowingclientcontacts-homevisitand/orhomeinspection,office,field,school,familyvisitsoratelephone
callduringthefirst30daysoftheclient'sprobationterm.Thestandardis75%.
CasePlansCompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedaCasePlanduringthefirst30daysoftheclient'sprobationterm.Thestandardis85%.
SupervisorCaseReviewsCompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficer'ssupervisorhasreviewedtheofficer'scaseplanortheclient'scasematerialsduringthefirst30daysoftheclient's
probationterm.Thestandardis85%
CollectionsOnly/CommunityServiceOnly
CSACClients
CSACCaseloads-CSACClientsincludesclientswithSupervisionIndicatorsof'17','36'(Adult&JuvenileCommunityServiceOnly)and'18','37'(Adult&JuvenileCollectionsOnly).CSACCaseloadtotalsincludeonlyclientsassignedtoa
probationofficeronthelastdayofthereportingmonth.CSACclientswithbenchwarrantsolderthan60daysareexcludedfromtheclienttotal
CSACClientOutcomes
PercentPaidorPayingincludesallactiveadultandjuvenilecollectionsonlyclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavemadeapaymenttowardtheirfinancialobligationforthereportingmonth.Clients
assignedtoanUncollectiblecaseloadorclientswithbenchwarrantsolderthan60daysareexcludedfromthereport.
PercentCompletedorPerformingCommunityServiceincludesallactiveadultandjuvenilecommunityserviceonlyclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavecompletedorperformedcommunityservice
towardtheircommunityserviceobligationforthereportingmonth.Clientswithbenchwarrantsolderthan60daysareexcludedfromthereport.
Juvenile
JuvenileCaseloads
JuvenileCaseloadtotalsincludeonlyclientsassignedtoaprobationofficerasofthelastdayofthereportingmonth.Juvenileclientswithbenchwarrantsolderthan60daysareexcludedfromthetotal
JuvenileClientsNon-SpecializedincludesclientswithSupervisionIndicatorsof'00'(Pending),'31'(Intake),and'32'(GeneralSupervision).
JuvenileClientsSpecializedincludesIntakeclients(newclientsaddedtoprobationsupervisionduringthereportingmonth)andSupervisionIndicatorsof'33'(SexuallyAbusiveBehaviors),'34'(MentalHealth),and'35'(DrugCourt).
AverageCaseloadiscalculatedasclientsperallprobationofficers
JuvenileCaseflow
JuvenileClientsAddedincludesallnewclientsaddedtoprobationsupervisionsincethebeginningofthecurrentCourtYear.
JuvenileClientsDischargedfromprobationincludesallclientsdischargedfromprobationsincethebeginningofthecurrentCourtYear.
JuvenileClientOutcomes
PercentPaidorPayingincludesallactivejuvenilesupervisionclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavemadeapaymenttowardtheirfinancialobligationforthereportingmonth.
PercentCompletedorPerformingCommunityServiceincludesallactivejuvenilesupervisionclientsandclientsdischargedfromsupervisionduringthereportingmonththathavecompletedorperformedcommunityservicetowardtheir
communityserviceobligationforthereportingmonth.
PercentofJuvenileClientsThatMetOBSStandards
PercentageofJuvenileSupervisionClients'DispositionsPastTermEndDatepresentsthepercentageofactivejuvenileclients'dispositionsthathavepassedtheirscheduledtermenddatebyatleast30days.Thepasttermpercentageis
calculatedforthereportingmonth.Thestandardis3%.
HomeInspectionswithin120Dayspresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedahomeinspectionoftheirresidenceduringthefirst120daysoftheirprobationterm.Thestandardis85%.
HomeVisitscompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedahomevisitoftheirresidenceduringthefirst30daysoftheirprobationterm.Thestandardis85%.
ClientContactsduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedatotaloffourofthefollowingclientcontacts-homevisitand/orhomeinspection,office,field,school,familyvisitsoratelephone
callduringthefirst30daysoftheclient'sprobationterm.Thestandardis85%.
CasePlansCompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhascompletedaCasePlanduringthefirst30daysoftheclient'sprobationterm.Thestandardis85%.
SupervisorCaseReviewsCompletedduringtheIntakePeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficer'ssupervisorhasreviewedtheofficer'scaseplanortheclient'scasematerialsduringthefirst30daysoftheclient's
probationterm.Thestandardis85%
CasePlansCompletedduringtheInitialPeriodpresentsthepercentageofclientswhosesupervisingofficerhasreviewedtheclient'scaseplanduringtheInitialPhaseoftheclient'sprobationterm.Forjuvenileclients,theInitialPhaseisfour
monthslong,beginningthe31stdayoftheclient'ssupervisiontermandendingonthe150thdayoftheterm.Thestandardis85%.
ChildSupportEnforcement
ActiveCaseloadpresentsopencaseswheresupporthasbeenorderedasoftheendofthemonth.
PercentCurrentObligactionsCollectedpresentstheproportionofordered,currentsupportdollarscollected,excludingobligationsandpaymentsforarrears.Thestandardis70%.
DollarsCollectedpresentedasdollarscollectedforchildsupportandalimony,includingcurrentsupportandarrearspayments.
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July2012-June2013
CombinedTrialCourtsCriminalMunicipalAppealsPost-ConvictionRelief
BacklogPer100BacklogPer100BacklogPer100BacklogPer100
ClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilings
Hunterdon103.4%Salem14Essex128.1%Hunterdon57Warren137.5%Burlington41CapeMay200.0%CapeMay0
Bergen102.8%Burlington19Middlesex109.6%Salem79Somerset133.3%Bergen56Warren200.0%Hudson56
Salem102.3%Warren19Somerset107.6%Burlington96Middlesex129.2%Essex71Burlington182.6%Salem80
Somerset102.3%Camden23Salem105.5%Atlantic107Gloucester129.0%Salem75Somerset162.5%Bergen99
Essex102.2%Hudson24Gloucester104.8%Warren130Mercer123.5%Middlesex92Essex156.3%Atlantic103
Warren102.0%Passaic25Atlantic104.5%Camden131CapeMay121.1%Monmouth101Middlesex140.7%Burlington104
Cumberland101.9%Gloucester28Burlington103.1%Bergen159Salem118.8%Sussex116Passaic137.3%Middlesex133
Burlington101.8%Hunterdon29Union102.5%Hudson160Monmouth114.1%CapeMay126Hudson134.4%Ocean171
Passaic101.6%Essex30Warren101.1%Ocean163Bergen110.5%Hudson140Camden131.9%Morris218
Sussex101.5%Bergen31Cumberland100.6%CapeMay165Sussex109.7%Atlantic156Morris131.8%Gloucester225
Gloucester101.0%CapeMay32Monmouth99.5%Morris176Atlantic107.4%Camden215Cumberland116.7%Sussex267
Union101.0%Cumberland33Hunterdon98.2%Monmouth197Burlington106.9%Hunterdon218Mercer114.5%Monmouth277
Morris100.7%Ocean34Hudson98.1%Middlesex201Passaic104.9%Warren225Bergen113.7%Cumberland280
Mercer100.6%Mercer35Morris97.8%Gloucester221Hudson100.0%Somerset250Atlantic112.1%Passaic306
Hudson100.6%Sussex36Sussex96.2%Mercer226Hunterdon100.0%Union270Union109.2%Essex514
Middlesex100.4%Union38Bergen94.9%Sussex228Essex98.5%Gloucester271Ocean104.8%Camden539
Camden99.8%Somerset39Mercer94.1%Passaic239Ocean97.1%Ocean377Hunterdon100.0%Mercer545
Monmouth99.6%Morris43Passaic91.4%Union241Camden87.2%Cumberland459Monmouth94.2%Somerset600
CapeMay99.1%Middlesex46Camden90.3%Somerset251Union85.0%Mercer459Salem93.3%Hunterdon686
Ocean99.0%Monmouth50Ocean87.3%Essex262Cumberland73.5%Morris468Gloucester81.3%Union966
Atlantic95.3%Atlantic247CapeMay85.5%Cumberland342Morris69.0%Passaic498Sussex44.4%Warren3,600
State100.8%State43State100.7%State185State103.9%State216State126.1%State352
Note:AsofMarch2012,thepost-convictionreliefbackloggoalwasrevisedfrom3monthsto12months.Historicaldatahasbeenadjustedforcomparisonpurposes.
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July2012-June2013
GeneralEquityCivilNonMulticountyLitigationSpecialCivilProbate
CapeMay98.5%Ocean42Salem135.7%Bergen106Cumberland105.3%Morris0Passaic117.2%Atlantic0
Camden93.9%Bergen43Hunterdon116.7%Passaic106Somerset103.5%Warren0Cumberland110.2%Mercer0
Hunterdon92.4%Camden47Bergen113.5%Burlington128Hunterdon103.4%Burlington0Essex105.8%Warren0
Burlington91.2%Monmouth54Burlington113.3%Hunterdon134Salem103.3%Middlesex0Burlington104.9%Essex3
Ocean90.3%Middlesex64Sussex112.5%Warren144Sussex103.0%Somerset0Monmouth102.8%Bergen7
Gloucester89.9%Burlington85Warren111.2%Camden144Burlington102.4%Bergen1CapeMay102.6%Ocean13
Middlesex86.5%Passaic107Passaic108.9%Sussex146Morris102.4%Camden1Bergen102.2%Hudson17
Bergen85.1%Essex114Ocean107.2%Hudson150Essex102.1%Gloucester1Hudson101.0%Salem19
Passaic84.0%Mercer140Gloucester106.7%CapeMay160Bergen102.1%Monmouth1Ocean100.5%Sussex21
Atlantic83.7%Hudson141Camden106.6%Gloucester167Passaic101.8%Essex1Warren98.5%Burlington23
Sussex83.2%Gloucester143Cumberland106.0%Salem173Atlantic101.7%Mercer1Hunterdon97.8%Monmouth25
Hudson83.2%Salem158Mercer105.5%Morris178Mercer101.6%Atlantic1Atlantic97.6%Morris34
Essex82.0%Hunterdon167Monmouth105.0%Middlesex185Gloucester101.4%Passaic1Somerset96.9%Passaic41
Somerset79.6%Cumberland171Atlantic104.6%Essex200Warren101.3%Hudson1Camden96.3%Hunterdon43
Monmouth79.1%Atlantic176Somerset103.3%Atlantic205CapeMay101.0%Sussex1Mercer96.0%Cumberland54
Salem76.3%Warren182Hudson102.5%Mercer225Union101.0%Union2Gloucester92.9%Middlesex54
Mercer74.7%Union201CapeMay102.4%Ocean228Middlesex100.8%CapeMay2Middlesex92.8%Union61
Morris73.1%Morris221Essex101.6%Somerset233Hudson100.7%Hunterdon2Union92.1%Camden62
Cumberland71.4%CapeMay240Morris100.8%Union250Ocean100.6%Ocean3Salem91.9%Gloucester71
Union66.0%Sussex298Middlesex96.3%Cumberland277Camden100.1%Salem3Sussex90.5%Somerset74
Warren65.2%Somerset320Union95.9%Monmouth359Monmouth99.1%Cumberland3Morris70.7%CapeMay103
IncludingMCLIncludingMCL3
Atlantic63.2%Atlantic1,425
Bergen114.4%Bergen177
Middlesex96.8%Middlesex281
State101.4%State309

July2012-June2013
DissolutionDelinquencyNon-DissolutionDomesticViolence
Atlantic106.5%CapeMay4Union105.3%Burlington0Union103.4%CapeMay0Mercer101.8%Burlington0
Warren105.0%Middlesex4Mercer103.8%Hunterdon0Morris102.2%Hunterdon0Hunterdon101.7%CapeMay0
Essex103.9%Gloucester4Hudson103.7%Mercer0Gloucester102.1%Passaic0Warren101.2%Cumberland0
Passaic103.5%Salem7Sussex103.7%Passaic0Warren101.3%Salem0Camden100.4%Hunterdon0
Mercer102.5%Atlantic8Hunterdon102.6%Salem0Hunterdon100.8%Middlesex0Cumberland100.3%Mercer0
Hunterdon102.1%Camden8Middlesex102.5%Warren0Somerset100.7%Somerset0Atlantic100.2%Monmouth0
Hudson101.5%Passaic13Ocean102.4%Ocean1Atlantic100.7%Union1Gloucester100.2%Morris0
Morris101.3%Bergen15Essex102.3%Middlesex2Middlesex100.5%Essex1Ocean100.1%Ocean0
Camden101.1%Cumberland15Somerset101.8%Essex2Monmouth100.2%Bergen1Bergen100.1%Passaic0
CapeMay100.9%Warren16Atlantic101.7%Morris2Camden99.8%Atlantic1Morris100.1%Salem0
Somerset100.9%Mercer18Burlington101.4%Union2Bergen99.7%Cumberland2CapeMay100.0%Warren0
Bergen100.6%Hudson19Cumberland100.9%Camden2Hudson99.7%Mercer2Essex99.8%Essex0
Union100.6%Burlington22Morris100.8%Bergen4Salem99.7%Warren2Union99.8%Camden1
Middlesex100.1%Ocean24Camden100.6%Hudson5Passaic99.5%Gloucester3Monmouth99.7%Somerset1
Cumberland100.0%Union24Monmouth100.5%CapeMay5CapeMay99.5%Hudson4Salem99.5%Atlantic2
Sussex99.7%Somerset29Bergen100.2%Sussex6Mercer99.4%Burlington4Burlington99.5%Gloucester2
Monmouth99.5%Monmouth31Warren99.5%Cumberland8Essex99.4%Sussex5Somerset99.4%Middlesex4
Burlington98.6%Essex38Salem99.1%Somerset9Sussex99.0%Camden5Passaic99.4%Sussex4
Salem98.5%Morris48CapeMay98.6%Monmouth10Cumberland98.7%Monmouth6Middlesex99.1%Bergen4
Gloucester97.8%Hunterdon60Passaic98.4%Atlantic12Burlington98.6%Morris6Sussex98.8%Union5
Ocean96.7%Sussex62Gloucester95.9%Gloucester19Ocean96.2%Ocean7Hudson98.6%Hudson9
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Abuse/NeglectAdoptionChildPlacementReviewJuvenile/FamilyCrisisPetitions
BacklogPer100PendingBacklogPer100BacklogPer100
ClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercent(numberofcases)ClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilings
Hunterdon137.5%Atlantic0Cumberland153.1%Somerset2Passaic138.7%Atlantic0Warren133.3%Atlantic0
CapeMay120.5%Bergen0Ocean115.3%Warren2Union134.3%CapeMay0Mercer114.3%Bergen0
Salem115.2%CapeMay0Somerset107.7%CapeMay5Warren123.7%Cumberland0CapeMay109.1%Burlington0
Somerset113.4%Essex0Passaic107.3%Hunterdon5Salem123.0%Gloucester0Gloucester108.7%Camden0
Bergen107.8%Hunterdon0Middlesex105.5%Salem5Morris118.3%Hunterdon0Monmouth102.9%CapeMay0
Hudson104.4%Ocean0Camden105.3%Atlantic8Hudson106.7%Middlesex0Bergen102.9%Cumberland0
Morris102.0%Passaic0Gloucester104.8%Cumberland10CapeMay106.5%Ocean0Middlesex101.6%Essex0
Sussex101.4%Somerset0Salem104.8%Ocean10Hunterdon104.3%Passaic0Camden100.0%Gloucester0
Middlesex100.3%Camden5Monmouth103.4%Sussex11Cumberland102.0%Salem0Cumberland100.0%Hudson0
Warren100.0%Middlesex12Mercer101.6%Middlesex13Bergen101.2%Somerset0Hudson100.0%Hunterdon0
Passaic99.5%Salem18Atlantic100.0%Passaic13Middlesex98.7%Sussex0Hunterdon100.0%Mercer0
Union97.2%Mercer19Warren100.0%Union13Camden97.8%Essex2Ocean100.0%Middlesex0
Essex95.5%Gloucester22Union97.8%Burlington15Atlantic92.5%Hudson3Passaic100.0%Monmouth0
Ocean89.9%Burlington28CapeMay97.7%Gloucester15Burlington90.9%Burlington3Salem100.0%Morris0
Gloucester88.9%Warren38Burlington97.7%Mercer17Somerset90.4%Bergen5Somerset100.0%Ocean0
Cumberland87.1%Union40Bergen97.5%Monmouth21Monmouth89.5%Mercer12Sussex100.0%Passaic0
Atlantic82.2%Cumberland45Hunterdon97.5%Hudson32Essex86.2%Camden13Union100.0%Salem0
Burlington82.1%Hudson46Hudson96.4%Morris35Ocean83.0%Warren20Burlington99.0%Somerset0
Monmouth80.4%Sussex133Sussex92.3%Bergen38Gloucester81.3%Morris23Atlantic95.2%Sussex0
Camden80.3%Morris224Morris65.8%Camden38Sussex80.6%Monmouth31Essex87.5%Union0
Mercer75.0%Monmouth254Essex62.2%Essex129Mercer79.3%Union71Morris71.4%Warren0
Note:InCPR,thebackloggoalof12monthstocompletionofapermanencyhearingwasmodifiedinFeb.2006to12monthstocompletionofapermanencyhearingandthesigningofanorder.
InKinship,abackloggoalof6monthswasestablishedinDecember2005.5TheKinshipbackloggoalisalsoappliedtopre-December2005statistics

July2012-June2013
Criminal/Quasi-Criminal/Other
KinshipTerminationofParentalRightsCriminal/Quasi-Criminal/OtherDomesticViolenceWeapons&
TotalTotalContemptOther
BacklogPer100BacklogPer100BacklogPer100BacklogPer100BacklogPer100
ClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsClearancePercentMonthlyFilingsMonthlyFilingsMonthlyFilings
Salem137.5%Bergen0Hunterdon240.0%Hunterdon0Passaic109.1%Burlington0Burlington0Atlantic0
Bergen131.6%Burlington0Cumberland156.3%Mercer23Union106.8%Camden0Camden0Burlington0
Burlington126.3%Camden0Warren150.0%Middlesex24Essex104.6%Essex0Essex0Camden0
Union121.4%CapeMay0Passaic116.4%Essex62Hudson101.5%Hunterdon0Hunterdon0CapeMay0
Morris120.0%Cumberland0Hudson112.2%Camden65Ocean100.9%Mercer0Mercer0Essex0
Camden109.8%Essex0Union110.5%Passaic153CapeMay100.9%Morris0Morris0Gloucester0
Passaic109.1%Gloucester0Sussex105.9%CapeMay176Atlantic100.3%Passaic0Passaic0Hudson0
Gloucester108.0%Hudson0Atlantic104.4%Hudson227Middlesex99.6%Salem0Salem0Hunterdon0
Essex107.0%Hunterdon0Camden98.9%Bergen245Monmouth99.5%Somerset0Somerset0Mercer0
Middlesex105.3%Mercer0Mercer96.2%Salem253Warren99.0%Warren0Union0Monmouth0
Mercer105.0%Middlesex0Morris92.1%Union253Gloucester99.0%Ocean2Warren0Morris0
Cumberland104.3%Ocean0Bergen91.8%Burlington259Salem98.9%Monmouth2Monmouth2Ocean0
Hudson104.3%Passaic0Essex90.2%Ocean340Burlington98.7%Gloucester3Ocean3Passaic0
Ocean100.0%Salem0Monmouth88.0%Sussex353Cumberland98.6%Atlantic3Middlesex3Salem0
Sussex100.0%Sussex0Somerset84.6%Atlantic453Somerset98.4%Middlesex4Bergen3Somerset0
Warren100.0%Union0Burlington80.4%Morris474Mercer98.3%Bergen5Atlantic4Sussex0
Monmouth80.0%Warren0CapeMay79.4%Gloucester494Camden98.0%CapeMay11Gloucester4Warren0
CapeMay75.0%Atlantic75Gloucester73.5%Warren514Bergen97.4%Cumberland11Cumberland6Middlesex9
Atlantic68.8%Monmouth133Ocean73.3%Cumberland525Morris97.2%Hudson13CapeMay11Bergen9
Hunterdon60.0%Morris240Middlesex71.4%Monmouth576Hunterdon93.2%Sussex18Hudson14Cumberland83
Somerset55.6%Somerset267Salem63.2%Somerset1,292Sussex93.0%Union37Sussex35Union109
State104.5%State18State95.1%State229State100.2%State4State3State9
Note:InCPR,thebackloggoalof12monthstocompletionofapermanencyhearingwasmodifiedinFeb.2006to12monthstocompletionofapermanencyhearingandthesigningofanorder.
InKinship,abackloggoalof6monthswasestablishedinDecember2005.6TheKinshipbackloggoalisalsoappliedtopre-December2005statistics

MonthlyClearanceSummary
FortheMonthof
June2013
Criminal
MunicipalAppeals
Post-ConvictionRelief
GeneralEquity
Civil
SpecialCivil
Probate
DIssolution
Delinquency
Non-Dissolution
DomesticViolence
Abuse/Neglect
Adoption
CPR
Juv/FamilyCrisis
Kinship
TermofRights
Crim/Quasi-Criminal
Total
Atlantic7300-23256766425-70-2-7-3-1-20218700
Bergen24115168647792122875781517-23-7201-52,101
Burlington7372-212233713-35-2-2526-11-3171-225525
Camden163-1-11243412461117-11-5-3190977329
CapeMay78-22121421441011-6242-110-105338
Cumberland610129681312415728-34-100115272
Essex341297-9044217-145045-56-53-12216539
Gloucester108-30075292311-19-23131-2311231494
Hudson15969-94640301423591-3113-7-14017-1850
Hunterdon211-1-11780-73089-3-25-2012-1157
Mercer8812-838256317353061001974-40549
Middlesex10881975690-1286402394118218452361,379
Monmouth-21-4-1-19-172221998-22-385213-11001420316
Morris29-628179149-6186-5112241-33-21-316685
Ocean-41-2-1-3894433361215110-48-121018685
Passaic1271214543833199-53456222504-28748
Salem301-31051-42-3-4-15-3-211000-143
Somerset2014-110188169-13-12-626121015288
Sussex-201613-61-1332-4122-5100-2-4-33
Union26-5-32-25841039-6264-70305-2-115143
Warren41121383-2305-7821-10041145
State1,0801654301,5725,7041421,21317465420846-59318252520411,253
AsofJuly2008,probatefilingsandresolutionsnolongerincludeAppointmentofSpecialMedicalGuardiansorWithdrawalsfromIntermingledTrustFunds.
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AtlanticAtlantic
July2012-June2013June2011-June2013
ClearanceInventoryBacklogActiveBacklog/100CriminalBacklog
Criminal3,9424,118176104%68266%35234%1,034107
percentchange1%4%-18%-22%-19%-23%
MunicipalAppeals54584107%956%744%16156
percentchange-26%-23%-31%0%-20%35%
Post-Convict.Relief58657112%3788%512%42103
percentchange-3%30%-14%-17%-14%-14%
CriminalDivision-Total4,0544,241187105%72867%36433%1,092108
percentchange1%4%-18%-22%-19%-22%
GeneralEquity-Total252211-4184%11576%3724%152176
percentchange33%-21%46%-12%26%-34%
ContestedForeclosure146120-2682%5977%1823%77148GeneralEquityBacklog
percentchange76%-21%74%-31%28%-61%
Equity(excludingforeclosure)10691-1586%5675%1925%75215
percentchange0%-22%24%19%23%19%
Civil-Total7,4744,727-2,74763%11,27156%8,87744%20,1481,425
percentchange-31%-10%-24%248%16%404%
CivilTrack1954931-2398%42893%337%46142
percentchange-21%-31%3%18%4%50%
CivilTrack22,0222,10886104%1,95984%38616%2,345229
percentchange-8%-12%-4%0%-3%9%
CivilTrack330339693131%33971%13729%476543
percentchange-3%1%-10%-20%-13%-18%
CIvilTrack44,1951,292-2,90331%8,54551%8,32149%16,8662,380CivilBacklog
percentchange-41%15%-29%323%21%616%
SpecialCivil-Total18,08918,401312102%1,20499%131%1,2171
percentchange-13%-13%-20%-55%-20%-48%
SpecialCivil-Auto38402105%5100%00%50
percentchange-31%-20%-29%-29%
SpecialCivil-Contract9,80010,092292103%82299%121%8341
percentchange-21%-20%-25%-57%-26%-46%
SpecialCivil-Other1211265104%7100%00%70
percentchange-1%3%-42%-42%
SpecialCIvil-SmallClaims2,1682,163-5100%66100%00%660
percentchange-11%-13%10%-100%8%-100%
SpecialCivil-Tenancy5,9625,98018100%304100%10%3050SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange1%1%-6%-5%
Probate287280-798%45100%00%450
percentchange4%1%18%18%
CivilDivision-Total26,10223,619-2,48390%12,63559%8,92741%21,562410
percentchange-19%-12%-23%240%13%319%
Civil
Civil-MulticountyLit.4,1571,258-2,89930%8,51651%8,30949%16,8252,399
percentchange-41%16%-29%325%21%621%
Civil-NonMCL3,3173,469152105%2,75583%56817%3,323205
percentchange-12%-17%-4%-5%-4%8%
NOTE:MulticountyLitigation(MCL)cases(formerly"masstort")aredefinedasmulticountylitigationand/orcentrallymanagedcases.
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ClearanceInventoryBacklogActiveBacklog/100Dissolution
Dissolution2,2462,391145106%47097%153%4858
percentchange-8%2%-20%-67%-23%-64%
Dissolution-New9451,064119113%32897%113%33914
percentchange-12%7%-24%-58%-26%-52%
Dissolution-Reopened1,3011,32726102%14297%43%1464
percentchange-5%-2%-7%-79%-15%-78%
Delinquency1,6641,69228102%11087%1613%12612
percentchange-20%-20%-17%-6%-15%18%
Delinquency-New1,5701,59929102%10787%1613%12312
percentchange-19%-19%-18%-6%-16%17%
Delinquency-Reopened9493-199%3100%00%30JuvenileDelinquency
percentchange-32%-35%50%50%
Non-Dissolution8,1198,17960101%69999%91%7081
percentchange-4%-5%-7%-55%-8%-53%
Non-DIssolution-New1,7221,717-5100%19798%52%2023
percentchange-14%-18%3%-17%3%-3%
Non-DIssolution-Reopened6,3976,46265101%50299%41%5061
percentchange-1%-1%-11%-71%-12%-71%
DomesticViolence2,0202,0255100%4393%37%462
percentchange-11%-11%-9%50%-6%68%
DomesticViolence-New1,4851,49813101%26100%00%260
percentchange-12%-11%-30%-100%-32%-100%
DomesticVio-Reopened535527-899%1785%315%207Non-Dissolution
percentchange-8%-9%70%200%82%226%
Abuse/Neglect325267-5882%411100%00%4110
percentchange7%8%19%-100%16%-100%
Adoption53530100%8100%8
CPR346320-2692%443100%00%4430
Juv/FamCrisisPetition2120-195%2100%00%20
percentchange31%18%-100%100%-100%
Kinship1611-569%583%117%675
percentchange0%-39%0%500%0%
TermofParentalRights45472104%2660%1740%43453DomesticViolence
percentchange-21%-16%30%-32%-4%-14%
Criminal/Quasi-Criminal3623631100%3797%13%383
percentchange4%2%-3%0%-3%-4%
Crim/Q-C-DVContempt326295-3190%3197%13%324
percentchange2%-8%-14%0%-14%-2%
Crim/Q-C-Weapons&Other366832189%6100%00%60
FamilyDivision-Total15,21715,368151101%2,25497%623%2,3165
percentchange-7%-6%-4%-48%-6%-44%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total45,37343,228-2,14595%15,61763%9,35337%24,970247
percentchange-14%-9%-21%192%9%238%
AsofMarch2012,thepost-convictionreliefbackloggoalwasrevisedfrom3monthsto12months.Historicaldatahasbeenadjustedforcomparisonpurposes.
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Criminal2,3852,264-12195%48060%31740%797159
percentchange-1%14%-55%100%-41%102%
percentchange7%38%-20%-14%-19%-20%
CriminalDivision-Total2,5442,442-10296%51761%32739%844154
percentchange26%-8%53%-6%46%-26%
percentchange96%2%183%-25%129%-62%
Equity(excludingforeclosure)3773770100%16294%116%17335
percentchange-10%-15%-1%57%1%75%
Civil-Total9,92111,3481,427114%7,84284%1,46116%9,303177
Track12,9583,609651122%1,08797%283%1,11511
percentchange-15%-14%-21%-13%-20%4%
Track25,6186,182564110%5,09388%67312%5,766144
percentchange0%-4%-2%30%1%30%
Track3503491-1298%58285%10215%684243
percentchange18%3%6%-9%3%-23%
Track48421,066224127%1,08062%65838%1,738938CivilBacklog
percentchange-8%208%-25%48%-8%60%
Auto2902900100%3795%25%398
Contract26,43526,936501102%2,67899%181%2,6961
Other453451-2100%6999%11%703
percentchange-30%-32%73%-50%67%-29%
SmallClaims3,1063,210104103%4398%12%440
percentchange-21%-22%-10%0%-10%26%
Tenancy10,53110,765234102%227100%00%2270SpecialCivilBacklog
Probate50751811102%11998%32%1227
CivilDivision-Total52,05054,2052,155104%11,37288%1,51512%12,88735
Civil
Civil-MulticountyLit.697882185127%97060%64840%1,6181,116
percentchange-11%339%-26%52%-7%70%
Civil-NonMCL9,22410,4661,242113%6,87289%81311%7,685106
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Dissolution7,0657,10843101%1,57495%875%1,66115
percentchange-2%-4%-2%-19%-3%-18%
New2,8212,805-1699%1,31295%675%1,37929
Reopened4,2444,30359101%26293%207%2826
percentchange1%2%-19%-41%-21%-41%
Delinquency2,0952,0994100%5489%711%614
percentchange-14%-16%23%-67%-6%-61%
New1,9992,0034100%5489%711%614
percentchange-14%-16%23%-67%-6%-61%
Reopened96960100%0100%00%00JuvenileDelinquency
percentchange-17%-16%
Non-Dissolution6,7246,705-19100%24997%73%2561
New1,1701,18515101%6397%23%652
percentchange-4%-3%-13%-82%-22%-81%
Reopened5,5545,520-3499%18697%53%1911
percentchange12%11%31%-76%17%-79%
percentchange-5%-4%-1%-40%-8%-37%
New2,5212,5298100%8091%89%884
percentchange-4%-4%-1%-47%-8%-44%
Reopened917913-4100%1882%418%225Non-Dissolution
percentchange-6%-4%0%-20%-4%-15%
Abuse/Neglect34637327108%353100%00%3530
Adoption162158-498%38100%38
CPR2592623101%388100%10%3895
Juv/FamCrisisPetition35361103%0100%00%00
Kinship19256132%1100%00%10
percentchange12%47%-67%-100%-86%-100%
TermofParentalRights4945-492%2571%1029%35245DomesticViolence
percentchange26%15%127%-50%13%-60%
Criminal/Quasi-Criminal502489-1397%7497%23%765
percentchange-3%-10%10%-83%0%-83%
Crim/Q-C-Weapons&Other127120-794%2195%15%229
percentchange41%25%91%0%83%-29%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total75,28877,3892,101103%14,74388%1,96812%16,71131
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Criminal2,0052,06863103%36970%16130%53096
percentchange-4%19%-23%-30%-25%-27%
percentchange-2%3%-31%0%-27%2%
percentchange-53%11%-39%-78%-49%-53%
CriminalDivision-Total2,0862,17286104%39571%16529%56095
percentchange-5%18%-24%-31%-26%-27%
GeneralEquity-Total239218-2191%10386%1714%12085GeneralEquityBacklog
percentchange18%-24%69%-51%25%-59%
ContestedForeclosure120118-298%4585%815%5380
percentchange50%-13%61%-60%10%-73%
percentchange-2%-33%76%-40%40%-38%
Civil-Total3,4693,931462113%2,53787%37013%2,907128
percentchange-18%-14%-14%-10%-14%10%
Track11,0601,11959106%44295%255%46728
percentchange-17%-19%-22%47%-20%77%
Track22,1462,505359117%1,81886%29314%2,111164
percentchange-20%-14%-13%-11%-13%12%CivilBacklog
Track321625034116%22686%3814%264211
percentchange6%7%-3%-32%-9%-36%
Track4475710121%5178%1422%65357
percentchange-15%-14%-21%0%-21%17%
Auto5554-198%8100%00%80
Contract11,06611,290224102%1,156100%30%1,1590
percentchange-22%-22%-16%200%-16%284%
Other2012010100%26100%00%260
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange32%30%8%-100%0%-100%
SmallClaims2,0822,09917101%10499%11%1051
Tenancy6,3696,597228104%401100%00%4010
percentchange-1%3%-36%-100%-36%-100%
Probate30732215105%6491%69%7023
percentchange-7%-13%-14%-45%-18%-42%
CivilDivision-Total23,78824,712924104%4,39992%3978%4,79620
percentchange-15%-14%-16%-14%-16%1%
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45

Dissolution3,7003,647-5399%1,13694%696%1,20522
New1,4441,441-3100%77993%627%84152
Reopened2,2562,206-5098%35798%72%3644
percentchange-2%-1%18%-50%15%-49%
Delinquency1,7721,79624101%105100%00%1050
New1,6841,70521101%104100%00%1040
Non-Dissolution7,2517,150-10199%65296%254%6774
New1,3821,329-5396%20097%73%2076
percentchange-14%-21%34%-30%30%-19%
Reopened5,8695,821-4899%45296%184%4704
DomesticViolence2,6232,609-1499%65100%00%650
New2,0121,999-1399%57100%00%570
Abuse/Neglect301247-5482%27698%72%28328
percentchange23%38%31%-63%24%-70%
Adoption8684-298%15100%15
percentchange0%-18%15%15%
CPR385350-3591%481100%10%4823
Kinship19245126%3100%00%30
percentchange50%28%317%-45%38%-63%
FamilyDivision-Total16,76116,514-24799%2,78796%1134%2,9008
CombinedTrialCourts
Total42,63543,398763102%7,58192%6758%8,25619
percentchange-10%-9%-9%-21%-10%-12%
13
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20
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20

CamdenCamden
Criminal4,2513,838-41390%74362%46538%1,208131
percentchange-33%-49%50%17%36%74%
percentchange-25%-16%-34%3%-22%38%
CriminalDivision-Total4,3593,963-39691%80061%50339%1,303138
Civil-Total5,6235,996373107%4,64487%67413%5,318144
Track11,5671,65285105%71193%507%76138
percentchange-24%-25%-12%-26%-13%-4%
Track23,5833,809226106%3,41587%52013%3,935174
Track338844254114%44483%9017%534278
percentchange-9%-13%-5%-13%-7%-5%
Track485938109%7484%1416%88198
percentchange13%19%-5%17%-2%3%
percentchange-10%-12%-1%-38%-1%-31%
Auto6765-297%7100%00%70
Contract15,87815,844-34100%1,994100%10%1,9950
percentchange-18%-22%3%-95%2%-94%
Other1,9811,980-1100%8786%1414%1018
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange32%35%-5%133%3%76%
SmallClaims2,4222,44422101%8698%22%881
Tenancy11,61411,67056100%695100%10%6960
Probate269259-1096%10889%1411%12262
percentchange-18%-22%3%100%9%144%
14
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400
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600
0
5
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100
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700
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900
1000
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CamdenCamden
Dissolution3,2613,29635101%83497%223%8568
percentchange-3%-3%-3%-8%-4%-6%
New1,5091,53627102%66298%162%67813
percentchange-2%-2%-3%-20%-3%-18%
Reopened1,7521,7608100%17297%63%1784
Delinquency4,1564,18327101%29897%83%3062
percentchange-4%-4%-14%300%-12%316%
New3,6623,69230101%28197%83%2893
percentchange-7%-7%-15%300%-13%332%
Reopened494491-399%17100%00%170JuvenileDelinquency
Non-Dissolution11,76411,744-20100%1,07696%464%1,1225
New3,0833,082-1100%37995%185%3977
Reopened8,6818,662-19100%69796%284%7254
percentchange-4%-4%-1%-81%-11%-81%
New3,2463,26216100%97100%00%970
percentchange-3%-3%-5%-100%-12%-100%
Reopened8248262100%1785%315%204Non-Dissolution
percentchange-6%-7%31%-63%-5%-60%
Abuse/Neglect706567-13980%55999%31%5625
percentchange20%-5%33%0%33%-17%
Adoption26427814105%38100%38
CPR860841-1998%79499%91%80313
Kinship51565110%5100%00%50
CombinedTrialCourts
Total68,42668,323-103100%12,31990%1,31610%13,63523
15
0
10
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30
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50
60
0
10
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CapeMayCapeMay
Criminal1,3921,190-20285%26858%19142%459165
percentchange-10%21%-14%-60%-33%-56%
percentchange-47%13%-60%-100%-67%-100%
Civil-Total66067616102%47584%8816%563160
percentchange2%-17%4%-29%-3%-30%
Track12292345102%9892%88%10642
Track233634913104%29782%6418%361229
percentchange-4%-17%0%-22%-4%-18%CivilBacklog
Track37466-889%6185%1115%72178
percentchange64%-15%39%-31%20%-58%
Track421276129%1979%521%24286
percentchange-16%-4%-21%25%-14%49%
SpecialCivil-Total5,1675,22053101%46398%102%4732
percentchange-12%-14%-11%11%-10%27%
Auto28324114%7100%00%70
percentchange33%167%-30%-100%-36%-100%
Contract3,3173,37356102%35698%62%3622
percentchange-16%-17%-13%-25%-13%-11%
Other168167-199%1789%211%1914
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange85%117%-6%6%
SmallClaims6816821100%2693%27%284
Tenancy973966-799%57100%00%570
Probate1161193103%3276%1024%42103
percentchange-10%-13%-4%-20%-6%-11%
16
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250
0
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0
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80
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140
160
0
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8
10
12
14
16

CapeMayCapeMay
Dissolution6546606101%17199%21%1734
percentchange-25%-25%-4%100%-3%165%
New28930011104%12199%11%1224
Reopened365360-599%5098%12%513
Delinquency657648-999%6295%35%655
percentchange-13%-14%15%50%16%73%
New613610-3100%5695%35%596
percentchange19%3%
Non-Dissolution2,5462,533-1399%139100%00%1390
New49250513103%31100%00%310
Reopened2,0542,028-2699%108100%00%1080
DomesticViolence8918910100%15100%00%150
percentchange-1%-2%0%-100%-12%-100%
New640639-1100%10100%00%100
percentchange1%0%0%-100%-9%-100%
percentchange-7%-6%0%-100%-17%-100%
Abuse/Neglect11714124121%124100%00%1240
Adoption4443-198%5100%5
CPR92986107%184100%00%1840
Kinship43-175%1100%00%10
percentchange26%-13%36%150%54%99%
percentchange20%28%-12%100%-8%67%
FamilyDivision-Total5,2755,2838100%73898%122%7503
CombinedTrialCourts
Total12,76812,657-11199%2,04586%33914%2,38432
17
0
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12
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1.5
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2.5
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3.5
4
4.5

CumberlandCumberland
Criminal1,2381,2468101%30947%35353%662342
percentchange-23%-11%-22%35%0%75%
percentchange3%-32%-40%90%
percentchange-29%3%-31%75%-17%145%
percentchange-23%-12%-23%40%1%81%
percentchange75%-35%156%50%113%-14%
percentchange94%-38%400%100%300%3%
percentchange58%-31%86%40%67%-11%
Civil-Total1,1481,21769106%88077%26523%1,145277
percentchange-4%0%-3%-13%-5%-9%
Track1313297-1695%13180%3220%163123
Track271978465109%63477%19223%826320
percentchange-5%6%-5%-15%-8%-11%CivilBacklog
Track39411016117%9774%3426%131434
percentchange0%25%-8%-15%-10%-15%
Track422264118%1872%728%25382
percentchange-15%-8%-40%87%-38%120%
Auto607010117%467%233%640
percentchange20%79%-73%100%-63%67%
Contract4,1414,411270107%49798%102%5073
percentchange-26%-21%-35%43%-34%94%
Other6459-592%1878%522%2394
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange-2%0%38%0%28%2%
SmallClaims2,1912,401210110%6886%1114%796
percentchange-2%20%-76%450%-72%461%
Tenancy3,2853,31328101%193100%00%1930
Probate15717316110%2276%724%2954
percentchange10%30%-39%-13%-34%-20%
percentchange-14%-7%-24%-7%-22%8%
18
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30
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40
45
50

Dissolution1,0351,0350100%25895%135%27115
percentchange-12%-13%-2%18%-1%35%
New466461-599%20495%105%21426
Reopened5695745101%5495%35%576
percentchange-18%-16%-7%-50%-11%-39%
Delinquency1,5071,52114101%7488%1012%848
percentchange-8%-8%-24%100%-18%117%
New1,3981,4079101%6286%1014%729
percentchange-6%-7%-22%100%-14%112%
Non-Dissolution8,5868,478-10899%54598%122%5572
New1,2981,284-1499%14698%32%1493
Reopened7,2887,194-9499%39998%92%4081
percentchange-12%-11%-6%-100%-7%-100%
New1,4231,4307100%37100%00%370
percentchange-5%-5%-5%-100%-8%-100%
Abuse/Neglect132115-1787%13796%54%14245
Adoption324917153%10100%10
CPR2052094102%249100%00%2490
percentchange13%-1%-1%-100%-1%-100%
percentchange0%-8%
Kinship23241104%3100%00%30
percentchange-56%-17%-71%75%-43%294%
percentchange-9%-10%9%300%18%341%
Crim/Q-C-DVContempt4024042100%2793%27%296
percentchange-15%-40%700%100%400%134%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total26,32026,824504102%3,40482%73318%4,13733
percentchange-9%-6%-15%17%-11%28%
19
0
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12

EssexEssex
Criminal4,7926,1401,348128%1,09151%1,04649%2,137262
percentchange-23%-13%12%-20%5%4%
percentchange-35%52%-51%14%-36%76%
CriminalDivision-Total4,9726,3821,410128%1,17752%1,09848%2,275265
percentchange87%8%152%15%118%-38%
Civil-Total10,93211,107175102%9,05483%1,81817%10,872200
Track12,8552,714-14195%1,45291%1369%1,58857
Track27,2927,554262104%6,75283%1,39817%8,150230
percentchange-3%-4%-2%-6%-3%-3%CivilBacklog
Track367471945107%74677%22723%973404
Track41111209108%10465%5735%161616
SpecialCivil-Total71,24572,7121,467102%5,66999%431%5,7121
percentchange-9%-7%-17%-36%-17%-30%
Auto2722720100%3194%26%339
Contract25,73826,7871,049104%2,91599%331%2,9482
percentchange-19%-18%-20%-40%-21%-26%
Other66572156108%17699%11%1772
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange-21%-15%-20%-80%-22%-75%
SmallClaims4,1214,16645101%29098%72%2972
percentchange-10%-8%-10%0%-10%11%
Tenancy40,44940,766317101%2,257100%00%2,2570
Probate46749427106%11199%11%1123
percentchange-13%2%-19%-50%-19%-43%
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EssexEssex
Dissolution5,0735,271198104%1,76292%1618%1,92338
percentchange-7%-1%-5%-38%-9%-34%
New2,6032,773170107%1,45891%1439%1,60166
Reopened2,4702,49828101%30494%186%3229
percentchange-7%-5%-4%-53%-9%-49%
Delinquency3,8353,92388102%40599%61%4112
percentchange-2%0%-18%-45%-18%-44%
New3,6643,75894103%39799%61%4032
percentchange-5%-2%-18%-45%-19%-43%
Non-Dissolution24,04723,898-14999%1,86099%211%1,8811
percentchange-9%-10%11%-60%9%-57%
New4,2744,249-2599%57298%112%5833
percentchange-11%-10%12%-50%9%-44%
Reopened19,77319,649-12499%1,28899%101%1,2981
percentchange-8%-10%11%-68%9%-65%
percentchange-9%-9%-2%-33%-2%-27%
New3,6883,671-17100%16099%21%1621
percentchange-6%-7%13%-33%13%-29%
Reopened2,5212,5243100%56100%00%560Non-Dissolution
Abuse/Neglect511488-2395%830100%00%8300
percentchange-4%6%3%-100%2%-100%
Adoption172107-6562%129100%129
CPR690595-9586%1,594100%10%1,5952
Kinship15716811107%10100%00%100
CombinedTrialCourts
Total129,632132,5282,896102%23,26088%3,23112%26,49130
21
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45

GloucesterGloucester
Criminal1,5121,58573105%31753%27847%595221
percentchange-14%-4%-17%-7%-13%8%
percentchange-40%3%-56%17%-38%96%
Post-Convict.Relief1613-381%975%325%12225
percentchange220%333%80%-25%33%-77%
percentchange-14%-4%-17%-7%-13%8%
percentchange45%-10%30%27%29%-12%
Civil-Total1,9902,123133107%1,51785%27715%1,794167
Track164168847107%24890%2710%27551
percentchange-15%-18%-19%13%-17%32%
Track21,1661,22357105%1,09784%21416%1,311220
Track314015717112%14986%2514%174214
Track4435512128%2368%1132%34307
percentchange13%10%-18%-31%-23%-39%
percentchange-16%-16%-12%-36%-12%-24%
Auto4740-785%10100%00%100
Contract7,5517,745194103%88799%61%8931
percentchange-23%-22%-17%-45%-17%-29%
Other163151-1293%2596%14%267
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims1,3271,315-1299%65100%00%650
Tenancy3,2153,2205100%120100%00%1200
Probate170158-1293%4782%1018%5771
percentchange18%11%47%-17%30%-29%
22
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50
60

Dissolution2,2652,216-4998%58499%81%5924
New857826-3196%42598%82%43311
Reopened1,4081,390-1899%159100%00%1590
Delinquency1,5411,478-6396%17988%2412%20319
New1,3781,314-6495%17288%2412%19621
percentchange-1%-11%39%118%45%121%
Non-Dissolution5,9336,060127102%54498%132%5573
percentchange3%8%-18%-28%-18%-30%
New1,4121,44230102%17197%53%1764
percentchange-5%-3%-11%-17%-11%-12%
Reopened4,5214,61897102%37398%82%3812
percentchange6%11%-21%-33%-21%-37%
New1,3911,40716101%33100%00%330
percentchange-4%-1%-23%-100%-28%-100%
Abuse/Neglect216192-2489%24898%42%25222
percentchange21%10%12%-43%11%-53%
Adoption62653105%15100%15
CPR300244-5681%360100%00%3600
percentchange28%2%19%-100%18%-100%
Kinship25272108%0100%00%00
percentchange79%59%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total28,75829,043285101%5,10988%66812%5,77728
23
0
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16
0
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HudsonHudson
Criminal4,2364,156-8098%85460%56440%1,418160
percentchange-38%-21%-33%-40%-33%-3%
percentchange96%-10%190%-26%106%-62%
Civil-Total6,4056,563158102%5,53287%79813%6,330150
Track11,4871,54659104%64393%507%69340
percentchange-16%-20%-10%-26%-11%-13%
Track24,5484,63385102%4,47787%67713%5,154179
percentchange-8%-7%-3%5%-2%14%CivilBacklog
Track328230422108%33787%4913%386209
Track48880-891%7577%2223%97300
percentchange-10%-11%-8%68%-7%88%
Auto216210-697%2496%14%256
Contract20,90221,403501102%2,24299%321%2,2742
percentchange-20%-21%-19%68%-18%112%
Other20321613106%3497%13%356
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims2,4902,603113105%11899%11%1190
percentchange-17%-12%-49%-50%-49%-40%
Tenancy20,83720,549-28899%1,638100%20%1,6400
Probate5745806101%14195%85%14917
24
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HudsonHudson
Dissolution4,5604,62868101%1,23395%715%1,30419
New2,4092,45344102%1,01295%535%1,06526
Reopened2,1512,17524101%22192%188%23910
Delinquency2,0312,10675104%15395%85%1615
percentchange-19%-13%-27%-72%-33%-66%
New1,8131,89683105%14195%85%1495
percentchange-21%-15%-31%-72%-36%-65%
Non-Dissolution12,98312,946-37100%82395%425%8654
New2,3722,333-3998%24798%52%2523
percentchange-5%-10%32%-71%24%-69%
Reopened10,61110,6132100%57694%376%6134
percentchange-3%-6%36%520%61%540%
New3,1303,077-5398%10277%3023%13212
percentchange-2%-5%42%650%74%665%
Abuse/Neglect36337916104%39597%143%40946
percentchange-7%-11%-3%-13%-4%-6%
Adoption138133-596%32100%32
CPR41544328107%647100%10%6483
Kinship70733104%6100%00%60
percentchange0%-1%-34%40%-19%40%
percentchange200%71%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total81,32781,793466101%14,30090%1,65310%15,95324
25
0
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100
120
140
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140
160
180
0
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HunterdonHunterdon
Criminal674662-1298%6768%3232%9957
percentchange22%38%-100%100%0%64%
percentchange-30%0%-13%33%0%90%
CriminalDivision-Total692680-1298%7466%3834%11266
percentchange30%-3%36%-65%-13%-73%
percentchange61%-16%59%-59%0%-74%
percentchange3%11%13%-71%-27%-72%
Civil-Total629734105117%44886%7014%518134
percentchange-20%-4%-17%-16%-17%5%
Track126933364124%10596%44%10918
percentchange-27%-8%-38%-60%-39%-46%
Track229932526109%27585%4915%324197
percentchange-10%2%-4%-14%-6%-4%CivilBacklog
Track345538118%5980%1520%74400
percentchange-32%-15%-11%7%-8%57%
Track416237144%982%218%11150
percentchange-24%28%-47%0%-42%31%
percentchange-6%-5%-27%-45%-28%-42%
Auto550100%2100%00%20
percentchange-38%-38%-100%0%-100%
Contract2,0242,11995105%21797%63%2234
percentchange-11%-10%-31%-25%-31%-16%
Other13152115%2100%00%20
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange-24%15%-50%-100%-60%-100%
SmallClaims4904966101%23100%00%230
Tenancy4995001100%29100%00%290
Probate138135-398%3186%514%3643
CivilDivision-Total3,8774,077200105%79790%9210%88928
percentchange-9%-5%-19%-29%-20%-22%
26
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HunterdonHunterdon
Dissolution1,0081,02921102%21581%5019%26560
New3803888102%17681%4019%216126
Reopened62864113102%3980%1020%4919
percentchange-11%-11%-28%25%-21%41%
Delinquency3033118103%10100%00%100
New2862959103%10100%00%100
Non-Dissolution7407466101%31100%00%310
New1651672101%14100%00%140
percentchange-1%1%0%0%
Reopened5755794101%17100%00%170
New3563604101%8100%00%80
Abuse/Neglect486618138%36100%00%360
Adoption4039-198%5100%5
CPR46482104%60100%00%600
Kinship53-260%2100%00%20
percentchange150%50%
percentchange-64%20%-83%-100%-88%-100%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total7,3387,587249103%1,24987%18013%1,42929
percentchange-6%-3%-15%-13%-15%-8%
27
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1
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2
2.5
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3.5
4
4.5

MercerMercer
Criminal2,8332,667-16694%53450%53350%1,067226
percentchange-11%27%-50%-24%-34%-15%
percentchange38%34%-18%-11%-15%-35%
percentchange64%-12%113%-17%64%-49%
percentchange73%-44%217%-33%98%-61%
Civil-Total3,0803,250170106%2,49381%57819%3,071225
Track193398047105%34491%349%37844
percentchange-11%-11%-12%-37%-15%-30%
Track21,8911,98089105%1,84181%43019%2,271273
Track319323138120%24972%9728%346603
Track46359-494%5978%1722%76324
percentchange-11%-12%-17%-19%-17%-9%
Auto74740100%5100%00%50
Contract9,3139,618305103%1,00699%91%1,0151
percentchange-18%-18%-23%-25%-23%-9%
Other389378-1197%7397%23%756
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims1,5971,549-4897%126100%00%1260
percentchange3%-5%64%-100%62%-100%
Tenancy8,6618,74281101%416100%20%4180
percentchange-6%-5%-16%100%-16%113%
Probate224215-996%32100%00%320
28
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MercerMercer
Dissolution1,9241,97349103%63696%294%66518
New1,0281,08355105%50695%245%53028
Reopened896890-699%13096%54%1357
Delinquency1,6691,73364104%139100%00%1390
percentchange-24%-21%-32%-100%-32%-100%
New1,5881,65264104%139100%00%1390
percentchange-25%-21%-32%-100%-32%-100%
percentchange-6%-5%
Non-Dissolution9,1019,049-5299%63698%132%6492
New1,8111,779-3298%21698%52%2213
Reopened7,2907,270-20100%42098%82%4281
New2,6352,68550102%45100%00%450
Abuse/Neglect248186-6275%23598%42%23919
Adoption64651102%17100%17
CPR309245-6479%36599%31%36812
Kinship20211105%1100%00%10
CombinedTrialCourts
Total43,25943,511252101%7,00485%1,24615%8,25035
29
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MiddlesexMiddlesex
Criminal3,0723,366294110%61554%51546%1,130201
percentchange-4%8%-12%-32%-23%-30%
percentchange-38%-24%-59%-29%-53%14%
percentchange-12%39%-31%-63%-39%-57%
percentchange-5%7%-16%-33%-24%-30%
percentchange-18%-21%-4%-5%-4%17%
Civil-Total9,2118,916-29597%8,46380%2,15620%10,619281
Track12,0571,999-5897%95394%576%1,01033
percentchange-11%-19%-3%50%-1%69%
Track26,0915,777-31495%5,94685%1,08415%7,030214
Track345951859113%55377%16623%719434
Track460462218103%1,01154%84946%1,8601,687CivilBacklog
percentchange-15%-16%-8%-41%-8%-31%
Auto280257-2392%43100%00%430
Contract19,48419,947463102%2,182100%80%2,1900
percentchange-25%-25%-17%-53%-17%-38%
Other3023086102%3895%25%408
SmallClaims2,2522,250-2100%90100%00%900
Tenancy13,63113,475-15699%1,030100%00%1,0300SpecialCivilBacklog
Probate400371-2993%12487%1813%14254
CivilDivision-Total46,08445,977-107100%12,17485%2,21215%14,38658
Civil
Civil-MulticountyLit.51053727105%90553%81647%1,7211,920
percentchange1%-83%51%-29%-1%-29%
Civil-NonMCL8,7018,379-32296%7,55885%1,34015%8,898185
30
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MiddlesexMiddlesex
Dissolution5,7845,7873100%1,34099%181%1,3584
New2,5452,62378103%1,03198%162%1,0478
Reopened3,2393,164-7598%30999%21%3111
percentchange-10%-13%28%-33%27%-26%
Delinquency2,1062,15852102%8997%33%922
percentchange-31%-31%-36%-40%-36%-13%
New2,0502,10252103%8997%33%922
percentchange-29%-29%-36%-40%-36%-15%
Non-Dissolution10,49810,54648100%385100%10%3860
New2,0752,13459103%113100%00%1130
Reopened8,4238,412-11100%272100%10%2730
percentchange-8%-9%14%120%20%140%
New2,5162,498-1899%8594%56%902
Abuse/Neglect2912921100%26499%31%26712
Adoption1271347106%13100%13
CPR388383-599%366100%00%3660
Kinship19201105%0100%00%00
percentchange36%-24%127%0%117%-27%
percentchange-9%-9%-3%-33%-5%-27%
percentchange-13%-14%-35%-67%-38%-62%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total72,64372,944301100%15,47385%2,78015%18,25346
percentchange-11%-15%0%-10%-2%1%
31
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50

MonmouthMonmouth
Criminal2,7822,768-1499%51653%45647%972197
percentchange-7%17%6%-65%-29%-62%
percentchange135%43%183%125%179%-4%
Civil-Total5,3945,663269105%4,57574%1,61526%6,190359
Track11,6851,69712101%81186%13614%94797
Track23,3693,509140104%3,30174%1,14726%4,448409
Track325734790135%36858%26842%6361,251
percentchange-27%-5%-22%18%-9%60%
Track48311027133%9560%6440%159925
percentchange-22%-16%-7%-16%-11%8%
SpecialCivil-Total28,71128,443-26899%2,24099%171%2,2571
percentchange-10%-14%14%-37%14%-30%
Auto3433-197%3100%00%30
Contract16,35116,340-11100%1,50299%171%1,5191
Other270266-499%52100%00%520
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange-14%-20%11%-100%8%-100%
SmallClaims4,2144,24632101%151100%00%1510
percentchange4%7%-16%-100%-17%-100%
Tenancy7,8427,558-28496%532100%00%5320
percentchange7%-2%116%-100%115%-100%
Probate43144312103%10492%98%11325
percentchange-5%-7%-8%-18%-9%-13%
32
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MonmouthMonmouth
Dissolution5,1315,104-2799%1,42591%1349%1,55931
New2,0192,06748102%1,01089%12211%1,13273
Reopened3,1123,037-7598%41597%123%4275
Delinquency2,0392,04910100%17091%179%18710
New1,9441,9517100%16791%179%18410
Non-Dissolution8,9038,92421100%62694%426%6686
percentchange-13%-13%-4%35%-3%56%
New1,4741,460-1499%20191%209%22116
Reopened7,4297,46435100%42595%225%4474
percentchange-15%-14%-11%69%-9%100%
percentchange-8%-7%19%-100%0%-100%
New1,8721,858-1499%85100%00%850
percentchange-3%-3%27%-100%10%-100%
percentchange-22%-20%-13%-100%-36%-100%
Abuse/Neglect316254-6280%30182%6718%368254
Adoption1191234103%21100%21
CPR305273-3290%39898%82%40631
percentchange62%75%-100%-100%-100%
Kinship4536-980%758%542%12133
percentchange-31%-53%-64%500%23%764%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total57,96057,746-214100%10,84682%2,42518%13,27150
33
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MorrisMorris
Criminal1,6271,591-3698%16841%23859%406176
percentchange23%-45%100%95%97%58%
percentchange0%38%-20%-64%-38%-64%
percentchange47%-22%135%-8%66%-37%
percentchange145%-22%414%-30%101%-71%
Civil-Total3,5323,56230101%2,63383%52517%3,158178
Track11,2601,2688101%58589%7511%66071
Track21,8401,87131102%1,66383%33217%1,995217
Track3376370-698%30679%8221%388262
Track45653-395%7969%3631%115771
percentchange-13%-13%-20%-67%-20%-62%
Auto32320100%7100%00%70
Contract9,89410,154260103%1,150100%20%1,1520
percentchange-16%-15%-18%-60%-18%-52%
Other7673-396%8100%00%80
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange130%103%100%-100%60%-100%
SmallClaims1,2871,32639103%70100%00%700
Tenancy3,4463,49852102%169100%00%1690
Probate358253-10571%20595%105%21534
percentchange-3%-12%-11%-23%-12%-20%
34
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MorrisMorris
Dissolution3,4183,46143101%92987%13713%1,06648
New1,5881,67385105%70485%12715%83196
Reopened1,8301,788-4298%22596%104%2357
percentchange-10%-11%9%100%11%123%
Delinquency1,1231,1329101%7797%23%792
percentchange-24%-25%0%-50%-2%-34%
New1,0261,03610101%7597%23%772
percentchange-26%-26%-1%-50%-4%-32%
Non-Dissolution2,2892,33950102%8388%1112%946
New57461036106%3588%513%4010
percentchange-5%3%-49%-29%-47%-24%
Reopened1,7151,72914101%4889%611%544
percentchange-10%-9%-38%50%-33%66%
New1,2251,2283100%20100%00%200
Abuse/Neglect1021042102%9383%1917%112224
percentchange-6%-35%-17%850%-2%906%
Adoption7650-2666%35100%35
CPR10412319118%18299%21%18423
percentchange-13%-13%-8%-33%-8%-24%
Kinship561120%267%133%3240
percentchange6%-17%67%-17%11%-21%
percentchange-16%-20%18%-100%8%-100%
percentchange9%30%-75%-100%-80%-100%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total29,81130,011200101%6,08985%1,07215%7,16143
35
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OceanOcean
Criminal3,6673,203-46487%82862%49938%1,327163
percentchange-22%-28%-25%83%11%136%
percentchange88%13%226%-75%174%-87%
percentchange-12%-1%-29%7%-24%21%
Civil-Total3,6533,915262107%3,07082%69418%3,764228
Track11,1431,260117110%49990%5710%55660
percentchange-16%-18%-18%-31%-19%-18%
Track22,2072,30699104%2,20479%57021%2,774310
Track323428955124%30483%6317%367323
percentchange-13%-5%-5%-26%-9%-15%
Track46960-987%6394%46%6770
percentchange10%-39%40%-43%29%-48%
Auto170140-3082%3590%410%3928
percentchange204%150%775%33%457%-56%
Contract14,78615,180394103%1,80198%402%1,8413
percentchange-20%-20%-18%-13%-17%9%
Other502474-2894%8596%44%8910
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims3,7283,673-5599%19098%32%1931
percentchange-8%-10%41%200%42%225%
Tenancy5,4545,333-12198%46099%51%4651
Probate7587624101%17196%84%17913
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OceanOcean
Dissolution4,2064,066-14097%1,17593%837%1,25824
percentchange-8%-11%8%124%12%143%
New1,6921,641-5197%84893%677%91548
Reopened2,5142,425-8996%32795%165%3438
Delinquency1,8531,89845102%9798%22%991
percentchange-10%-7%-24%-88%-31%-86%
New1,7031,75047103%8698%22%881
percentchange-10%-6%-26%-88%-34%-86%
Non-Dissolution6,9956,730-26596%70495%395%7437
percentchange-3%-9%40%388%46%405%
New1,5731,482-9194%25695%135%26910
percentchange-2%-12%45%225%49%232%
Reopened5,4225,248-17497%44895%265%4746
percentchange-4%-8%37%550%44%576%
New2,1502,1544100%42100%00%420
Abuse/Neglect287258-2990%298100%00%2980
percentchange0%36%11%-100%11%-100%
Adoption728311115%10100%10
CPR300249-5183%430100%00%4300
Kinship37370100%0100%00%00
percentchange-8%-11%-6%-67%-9%-64%
percentchange-16%-20%19%-50%15%-40%
percentchange14%12%-47%-100%-50%-100%
percentchange-8%-10%13%84%15%100%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total50,82050,298-52299%9,70587%1,43413%11,13934
37
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140
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PassaicPassaic
Criminal3,0542,790-26491%54947%60853%1,157239
percentchange-18%-20%-43%31%-7%59%
percentchange-29%-11%-31%-19%-28%15%
percentchange61%23%66%-15%42%-47%
percentchange113%45%116%-23%63%-64%
Civil-Total5,3085,778470109%4,48591%4709%4,955106
Track11,2171,353136111%53795%265%56326
percentchange-20%-16%-20%-37%-21%-21%
Track23,8624,132270107%3,66390%40410%4,067126
Track318023656131%24089%3011%270200
percentchange-21%9%-20%76%-15%123%
Track449578116%4582%1018%55245
percentchange-6%-2%-8%-38%-15%-34%
percentchange-11%-10%-17%10%-17%23%
Auto282276-698%2897%13%294
Contract16,31916,846527103%1,83299%151%1,8471
percentchange-18%-17%-22%-21%-22%-3%
Other61462713102%7695%45%808
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange17%23%-17%300%-14%241%
SmallClaims1,8971,90912101%103100%00%1030
Tenancy10,72210,713-9100%545100%20%5470
Probate23227240117%5788%812%6541
percentchange-18%-1%-41%-11%-38%9%
percentchange-11%-10%-12%4%-11%16%
38
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PassaicPassaic
Dissolution3,8203,954134104%94396%414%98413
percentchange0%4%-12%-11%-12%-11%
New1,9042,006102105%78896%334%82121
Reopened1,9161,94832102%15595%85%1635
percentchange0%4%-25%-20%-25%-20%
Delinquency2,3972,358-3998%180100%00%1800
New2,1232,083-4098%179100%00%1790
Non-Dissolution9,8619,816-45100%713100%00%7130
New1,7661,762-4100%226100%00%2260
Reopened8,0958,054-4199%487100%00%4870
New2,6462,626-2099%99100%00%990
Abuse/Neglect195194-199%230100%00%2300
percentchange-4%-8%2%-100%-1%-100%
Adoption1241339107%13100%13
CPR22230886139%407100%00%4070
percentchange8%8%
Kinship33363109%2100%00%20
percentchange38%33%-50%-100%-60%-100%
percentchange-18%14%-17%-46%-27%-34%
percentchange-1%-1%-6%-29%-6%-29%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total59,75260,681929102%10,53990%1,22010%11,75925
39
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SalemSalem
Criminal94799952105%16172%6228%22379
percentchange-4%-3%-23%148%-5%157%
percentchange0%58%-33%-67%-50%-67%
CriminalDivision-Total9781,03254106%17073%6427%23479
percentchange-3%-2%-22%129%-5%136%
percentchange92%13%100%100%100%4%
Civil-Total26335794136%17982%3818%217173
percentchange-27%-3%-32%-17%-30%12%
Track110513328127%3786%614%4369
percentchange-32%-19%-41%-25%-39%11%
Track213218553140%11583%2317%138209
percentchange-25%11%-29%-15%-27%13%CivilBacklog
Track319278142%2273%827%30505
percentchange-5%35%-21%-11%-19%-6%
Track47125171%583%117%6171
percentchange-13%-20%-44%-50%-45%-43%
percentchange-11%-7%-27%-11%-27%0%
Auto20200100%375%125%460
Contract1,7821,85169104%20498%42%2083
percentchange-17%-14%-23%-43%-23%-31%
Other57603105%1286%214%1442
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims501487-1497%3397%13%342
Tenancy1,1331,19259105%40100%00%400
percentchange-1%7%-59%-100%-60%-100%
Probate6257-592%1393%17%1419
percentchange-11%-6%-27%-9%-25%2%
40
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SalemSalem
Dissolution660650-1098%12297%43%1267
New206197-996%8899%11%896
percentchange0%-22%19%-75%14%-75%
Reopened454453-1100%3492%38%378
Delinquency652646-699%52100%00%520
New571561-1098%48100%00%480
Non-Dissolution3,2673,257-10100%195100%00%1950
percentchange-5%-4%1%-100%0%-100%
New5205200100%47100%00%470
percentchange-10%-9%-4%-100%-6%-100%
Reopened2,7472,737-10100%148100%00%1480
percentchange-4%-3%3%-100%2%-100%
DomesticViolence816812-4100%28100%00%280
percentchange-11%-10%8%-100%0%-100%
New572571-1100%19100%00%190
percentchange-10%-9%0%-100%-10%-100%
Abuse/Neglect667610115%7199%11%7218
Adoption21221105%5100%5
CPR8710720123%109100%00%1090
percentchange40%0%
Kinship8113138%0100%00%00
percentchange111%100%400%-20%100%-62%
percentchange
FamilyDivision-Total5,6925,688-4100%60799%91%6162
CombinedTrialCourts
Total10,52610,773247102%1,27991%1259%1,40414
percentchange-7%-6%-15%26%-13%36%
41
0
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4.5

SomersetSomerset
Criminal91998970108%20051%19249%392251
percentchange-17%-8%-24%-12%-19%6%
percentchange-27%-14%0%-62%-38%-47%
percentchange-38%189%-61%-20%-48%30%
CriminalDivision-Total9591,04788109%21751%20549%422257
percentchange-18%-7%-26%-15%-21%3%
percentchange27%-5%45%-24%11%-40%
percentchange61%-17%90%-32%15%-58%
Civil-Total1,8491,91061103%1,30078%35922%1,659233
Track171076151107%27887%4113%31969
percentchange-18%-16%-19%-2%-17%19%
Track2986974-1299%85677%25623%1,112312
percentchange0%-7%-1%13%2%13%CivilBacklog
Track31191267106%12676%3924%165393
Track4344915144%4063%2337%63812
percentchange-13%-2%-7%-26%-15%-15%
percentchange-15%-14%-29%0%-29%18%
Auto54584107%3100%00%30
Contract6,0136,256243104%642100%30%6451
percentchange-25%-23%-27%-25%-27%0%
Other1141206105%1292%18%1311
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims93196433104%35100%00%350
Tenancy3,2383,31173102%175100%00%1750
Probate194188-697%5281%1219%6474
percentchange24%22%30%-33%10%-46%
percentchange-14%-13%-14%-2%-12%13%
42
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45

SomersetSomerset
Dissolution2,8622,88826101%63490%6810%70229
New1,0591,09334103%47689%5611%53263
Reopened1,8031,795-8100%15893%127%1708
Delinquency54155110102%4291%49%469
New50151413103%3790%410%4110
Non-Dissolution3,2423,26624101%17099%11%1710
percentchange4%5%-10%-80%-11%-81%
New535529-699%71100%00%710
percentchange-2%-5%16%-100%13%-100%
Reopened2,7072,73730101%9999%11%1000
percentchange6%8%-22%-67%-23%-68%
New936923-1399%26100%00%260
percentchange-18%-15%-50%0%-47%21%
Abuse/Neglect67769113%91100%00%910
percentchange3%-45%-9%-9%
Adoption39423108%2100%2
CPR8375-890%159100%00%1590
percentchange0%0%
Kinship95-456%250%250%4267
TermofParentalRights1311-285%318%1482%171,292DomesticViolence
percentchange-24%-31%-63%100%13%162%
percentchange-1%-9%38%-100%29%-100%
percentchange-12%-28%56%-100%40%-100%
percentchange-2%-4%-1%-27%-3%-26%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total21,94122,450509102%3,69084%72116%4,41139
percentchange-10%-10%-11%-10%-11%0%
43
0
50
100
150
200
250
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14

SussexSussex
Criminal579557-2296%5333%11067%163228
percentchange-3%10%-11%-40%-21%-38%
percentchange125%300%167%0%100%-56%
CriminalDivision-Total619595-2496%6938%11563%184223
percentchange80%3%150%-31%47%-62%
percentchange-18%23%-23%10%-13%33%
Civil-Total75885395113%54686%9214%638146
percentchange-18%-16%-12%-19%-13%-1%
Track130137271124%12891%129%14048
percentchange-28%-15%-35%-33%-35%-7%
Track239541217104%32283%6517%387197
Track3415110124%7085%1215%82351
Track42118-386%2690%310%29171
percentchange-18%-15%-20%133%-20%184%
Auto107-370%3100%00%30
percentchange0%-30%
Contract4,2724,398126103%61599%61%6212
percentchange-19%-17%-17%100%-17%147%
Other1613-381%5100%00%50
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims57961435106%4198%12%422
Tenancy92794720102%42100%00%420
Probate116105-1191%3895%25%4021
percentchange-12%-16%36%100%38%128%
percentchange-17%-15%-14%-16%-14%2%
44
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
0
5
10
15
20
25
30

SussexSussex
Dissolution1,4721,468-4100%36783%7617%44362
New50953526105%26880%6720%335158
Reopened963933-3097%9992%98%10811
percentchange-2%-6%41%-31%30%-29%
Delinquency43445016104%3494%26%366
percentchange-22%-21%-24%-71%-31%-63%
New36538015104%3294%26%347
percentchange-31%-30%-24%-67%-29%-52%
percentchange138%126%-33%-100%-50%-100%
Non-Dissolution1,3221,309-1399%9295%55%975
New3383402101%2997%13%304
Reopened984969-1598%6394%46%675
DomesticViolence588581-799%1890%210%204
percentchange-3%-4%29%100%33%107%
New463455-898%1694%16%173
Abuse/Neglect72731101%5186%814%59133
percentchange-20%26%9%-38%-2%-23%
Adoption3936-392%11100%11
CPR9375-1881%100100%00%1000
Kinship000100%0100%00%00
percentchange9%0%
FamilyDivision-Total4,2374,196-4199%69487%10113%79529
CombinedTrialCourts
Total11,65911,832173101%2,12586%34814%2,47336
45
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

UnionUnion
Criminal2,7892,85970103%43944%55956%998241
percentchange67%48%88%-10%33%-46%
percentchange55%-23%119%27%87%-18%
percentchange112%-22%261%34%160%-37%
Civil-Total4,8664,665-20196%4,15380%1,01320%5,166250
Track11,3171,35336103%61885%11315%731103
percentchange-10%-19%-8%14%-6%26%
Track23,2523,071-18194%3,17980%77520%3,954286
percentchange2%-2%2%20%5%18%CivilBacklog
Track3236200-3685%29175%9525%386483
Track46141-2067%6568%3032%95590
percentchange-12%-12%-10%-28%-10%-19%
Auto88880100%10100%00%100
Contract16,17516,535360102%1,89998%372%1,9363
percentchange-21%-21%-16%-31%-16%-13%
Other423399-2494%8198%22%836
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims1,8301,89565104%79100%00%790
Tenancy13,14213,056-8699%792100%20%7940
Probate254234-2092%7986%1314%9261
46
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90

UnionUnion
Dissolution4,2424,26725101%1,28694%866%1,37224
New2,0972,12326101%1,04994%636%1,11236
Reopened2,1452,144-1100%23791%239%26013
Delinquency1,6651,75388105%18898%32%1912
percentchange-27%-24%-30%-73%-32%-63%
New1,6401,72888105%18898%32%1912
percentchange-25%-22%-30%-73%-32%-63%
Non-Dissolution10,47410,825351103%66199%91%6701
percentchange1%4%-29%-91%-35%-91%
New1,8452,007162109%21099%31%2132
percentchange-15%-6%-37%-93%-43%-92%
Reopened8,6298,818189102%45199%61%4571
percentchange5%7%-25%-89%-30%-89%
New1,9341,9406100%6195%35%642
percentchange-6%-6%-16%200%-14%220%
Reopened1,1471,134-1399%4884%916%579Non-Dissolution
percentchange-11%-11%12%350%27%408%
Abuse/Neglect178173-597%24798%62%25340
Adoption9391-298%13100%13
CPR16922758134%39598%102%40571
percentchange-16%-11%-12%11%-11%31%
percentchange71%71%
Kinship28346121%4100%00%40
percentchange-26%-6%-56%-100%-60%-100%
percentchange-5%-11%33%-53%-13%-50%
percentchange-18%-7%-63%80%-47%119%
percentchange-14%6%-84%-100%-85%-100%
percentchange-25%-29%25%125%58%200%
percentchange-5%-2%-14%-36%-15%-32%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total60,33160,911580101%10,75385%1,90915%12,66238
47
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35

WarrenWarren
Criminal6096167101%5646%6654%122130
percentchange-24%22%-71%-25%-55%-2%
Post-Convict.Relief121200%125%375%43,600
percentchange-75%-50%-75%200%-20%1100%
CriminalDivision-Total62664014102%5945%7255%131138
percentchange214%23%133%-47%23%-83%
percentchange378%-27%360%-44%52%-88%
percentchange92%108%-29%-67%-40%-83%
Civil-Total49354855111%32685%5915%385144
percentchange-8%-12%-11%-17%-12%-10%
Track122025131114%8495%45%8822
percentchange-9%-10%-23%-69%-28%-66%
Track222624721109%19885%3615%234191
Track340411103%3578%1022%45300
percentchange18%0%-3%11%0%-6%
Track4792129%950%950%181,543
percentchange-30%0%-44%200%-5%329%
Auto2220-291%3100%00%30
Contract2,7872,784-3100%284100%10%2850
Other17170100%2100%00%20
SpecialCivilBacklog
percentchange13%6%100%-100%0%-100%
SmallClaims59966869112%24100%00%240
Tenancy1,6891,6945100%73100%00%730
Probate6766-199%23100%00%230
percentchange-4%-5%-11%-23%-12%-20%
48
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0
5
10
15
20
25

WarrenWarren
Dissolution9651,01348105%21294%136%22516
New37941536109%16194%116%17235
Reopened58659812102%5196%24%534
Delinquency374372-299%27100%00%270
percentchange-11%-12%13%-100%8%-100%
New342341-1100%26100%00%260
percentchange-9%-10%8%-100%4%-100%
Non-Dissolution1,9331,95926101%11096%44%1142
New30431410103%3297%13%334
Reopened1,6291,64516101%7896%34%812
New5165237101%4100%00%40
Abuse/Neglect64640100%8498%22%8638
percentchange-17%-30%4%-60%0%-52%
Adoption24240100%2100%2
CPR597314124%12999%11%13020
percentchange-25%33%-100%-100%-100%
Kinship330100%0100%00%00
percentchange
percentchange-30%-28%-38%-40%-39%-14%
percentchange13%4%43%-100%11%-100%
percentchange-2%1%-14%-21%-14%-20%
CombinedTrialCourts
Total10,60810,824216102%1,41189%16811%1,57919
percentchange-2%-2%-12%-11%-12%-9%
49
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
0
1
2
3
4
5
6

StateState
Criminal49,30549,672367101%9,29955%7,59745%16,896185
percentchange-11%-11%-19%9%-9%23%
Post-Convict.Relief8921,125233126%56068%26232%822352
percentchange-17%19%-27%-9%-22%10%
CriminalDivision-Total51,11351,749636101%10,06256%8,02444%18,086188
GeneralEquity-Total6,6085,474-1,13483%2,91182%64718%3,558117GeneralEquityBacklog
ContestedForeclosure3,7532,709-1,04472%1,71684%32316%2,039103
percentchange97%-1%158%-20%91%-59%
Equity(excludingforeclosure)2,8552,765-9097%1,19579%32421%1,519136
Civil-Total86,65887,8391,181101%76,42377%22,29723%98,720309
Track123,28124,5501,269105%10,21991%9549%11,17349
percentchange-13%-18%-10%-11%-10%3%
Track251,98053,9361,956104%49,10584%9,58816%58,693221
Track34,8735,424551111%5,60478%1,59822%7,202394
Track46,5243,929-2,59560%11,49553%10,15747%21,6521,868
percentchange-31%-31%-23%158%14%276%
SpecialCivil-Total467,096473,8196,723101%40,09099%3691%40,4591
percentchange-12%-12%-12%-14%-12%-2%
Auto2,1442,083-6197%27896%134%2917
Contract244,028249,9095,881102%26,88199%2691%27,1501
percentchange-20%-20%-15%-26%-16%-8%
Other6,8126,82210100%90596%424%9477
SpecialCivilBacklog
SmallClaims40,49341,160667102%1,83198%302%1,8611
percentchange-11%-10%-24%76%-23%98%
Tenancy173,619173,845226100%10,195100%150%10,2100
Probate6,0886,004-8499%1,61892%1458%1,76329
percentchange-11%-12%-8%38%-3%55%
50
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
0
200
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600
800
1000
1200
1400
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200

StateState
Dissolution65,35165,912561101%17,30694%1,1876%18,49322
New28,74929,503754103%13,40693%9987%14,40442
Reopened36,60236,409-19399%3,90095%1895%4,0896
Delinquency34,41434,857443101%2,54596%1154%2,6604
percentchange-15%-14%-14%-28%-15%-15%
New31,92032,377457101%2,45096%1154%2,5654
percentchange-16%-15%-15%-27%-15%-14%
Reopened2,4942,480-1499%95100%00%950JuvenileDelinquency
percentchange-3%-4%4%-100%3%-100%
Non-Dissolution156,578156,459-119100%10,99397%3003%11,2932
New30,18530,23045100%3,45697%1043%3,5604
Reopened126,393126,229-164100%7,53797%1963%7,7332
DomesticViolence51,00550,947-58100%1,41795%805%1,4972
New37,35737,333-24100%1,11296%494%1,1612
Reopened13,64813,614-34100%30591%319%3363Non-Dissolution
percentchange-11%-10%-6%11%-5%24%
Abuse/Neglect4,9514,585-36693%5,33497%1433%5,47735
Adoption1,8511,812-3998%437100%437
CPR5,7175,548-16997%8,240100%370%8,2778
percentchange-17%-18%-20%-100%-43%-100%
Kinship59662327105%5486%914%6318
percentchange-11%-8%-30%13%-26%26%
Criminal/Quasi-Criminal7,8007,81515100%67596%294%7044
Crim/Q-C-DVContempt6,1225,972-15098%52097%163%5363
percentchange-10%-12%-13%-20%-13%-11%
Crim/Q-C-Weapons&Other1,6781,843165110%15592%138%1689
percentchange3%7%20%63%23%
FamilyDivision-Total329,612329,866254100%47,43796%2,0824%49,5198
CombinedTrialCourts
Total947,175954,7517,576101%178,54184%33,56416%212,10543
51
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
0
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1000
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1400
1600
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0
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300
350
400
450

MunicipalCourtCaseloadProfileMunicipalCourtBacklog
July2012-June2013June2012andJune2013
AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsAtlantic
Atlantic
Indictables10,22910,045-18498%8988%1212%1011
percentchange-11%-11%107%33%94%50%
D.P.&P.D.P.20,17419,319-85596%1,75749%1,83951%3,596109
OtherCriminal5,9416,02988101%46960%30840%77762
D.W.I.2,2282,215-1399%23751%23049%467124
Traffic73,69674,385689101%5,20675%1,71225%6,91828
Parking22,72022,282-43898%1,97475%66825%2,64235
percentchange-11%-12%18%-23%4%-13%
AtlanticTotal134,988134,275-71399%9,73267%4,76933%14,50142
BergenBergen
Indictables10,3189,722-59694%9368%4332%1365
percentchange-8%-10%13%-59%-28%-56%
D.P.&P.D.P.44,30127,944-16,35763%2,24733%4,48767%6,734122
OtherCriminal11,44212,4551,013109%1,09650%1,11550%2,211117
percentchange-6%-3%-8%-24%-17%-18%
D.W.I.3,0493,258209107%37751%36849%745145
percentchange-7%-1%-13%-25%-19%-19%
Traffic281,370286,5615,191102%23,74273%8,64727%32,38937
percentchange-8%-7%-6%-25%-12%-19%
Parking235,762237,1611,399101%16,68461%10,86739%27,55155
percentchange-3%-4%-4%-22%-12%-20%
BergenTotal586,242577,101-9,14198%44,23963%25,52737%69,76652
percentchange-5%-5%-19%-22%-12%-18%
Indictables8,2798,094-18598%17100%00%170
D.P.&P.D.P.18,99418,439-55597%1,70956%1,36544%3,07486
percentchange-4%-2%-6%-23%-15%-20%
OtherCriminal7,5769,9192,343131%58136%1,04464%1,625165
percentchange-12%7%-59%-10%-37%2%
D.W.I.2,1712,25887104%23748%25652%493142
Traffic151,455153,5592,104101%10,59181%2,48819%13,07920
percentchange0%2%-13%-21%-15%-21%
Parking8,6718,72251101%83274%28526%1,11739
BurlingtonTotal197,146200,9913,845102%13,96772%5,43828%19,40533
percentchange-1%2%-50%-20%-17%-20%
52
9
1,431
261
195
1,632
871
12
1,839
308
230
1,712
668
0
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
1,800
2,000
INDICTABLEDP&PDPOTHER
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
106
5,104
1,458
488
11,491
13,993
43
4,487
1,115
368
8,647
10,867
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
16,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
0
1,779
1,155
243
3,152
493
0
1,365
1,044
256
2,488
285
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
INDICTABLEDP&PDPOTHERCRIMINALDWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsCamden
Camden
Indictables19,41818,909-50997%7450%7350%1475
D.P.&P.D.P.42,82342,610-213100%3,04057%2,33343%5,37365
OtherCriminal15,68121,2545,573136%2,01363%1,20737%3,22092
percentchange-6%9%-18%-47%-32%-44%
D.W.I.3,0813,307226107%29848%32552%623127
percentchange0%8%-18%-28%-24%-29%
Traffic235,720237,2681,548101%20,02084%3,91716%23,93720
Parking66,00669,1543,148105%6,34572%2,49628%8,84145
percentchange-20%-13%-20%-52%-32%-39%
CamdenTotal382,729392,5029,773103%31,79075%10,35125%42,14132
percentchange-1%3%-29%-41%-17%-41%
CapeMayCapeMay
Indictables3,5403,517-2399%667%333%91
D.P.&P.D.P.7,0736,010-1,06385%66176%21024%87136
OtherCriminal5,3976,277880116%81893%647%88214
percentchange-11%-15%32%-43%20%-36%
D.W.I.85386613102%10661%6739%17394
percentchange15%10%-3%-18%-9%-29%
Traffic28,63228,69967100%2,22780%56920%2,79624
Parking43,82345,4751,652104%4,93568%2,29532%7,23063
percentchange-4%-4%-31%-10%-25%-6%
CapeMayTotal89,31890,8441,526102%8,75373%3,20827%11,96143
percentchange-1%-1%35%-12%-18%-11%
Indictables7,5527,505-4799%5596%24%570
D.P.&P.D.P.18,80314,600-4,20378%1,24559%87441%2,11956
OtherCriminal4,3335,8051,472134%43749%45651%893126
percentchange-21%2%-7%-67%-52%-58%
D.W.I.1,0431,06623102%9947%11353%212130
Traffic35,52436,226702102%2,35768%1,11732%3,47438
Parking5,7645,544-22096%56876%18424%75238
CumberlandTotal73,01970,746-2,27397%4,76163%2,74637%7,50745
percentchange6%10%-39%-23%-15%-28%
53
100
3,653
2,291
453
6,023
5,166
73
2,333
1,207
325
3,917
2,496
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
0
302
113
82
599
2,546
3
210
64
67
569
2,295
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
2
785
1,386
103
1,110
183
2
874
456
113
1,117
184
0
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsEssex
Essex
Indictables26,41125,399-1,01296%13972%5328%1922
D.P.&P.D.P.53,78044,990-8,79084%2,67952%2,48148%5,16055
OtherCriminal31,51632,8651,349104%3,11066%1,58634%4,69660
D.W.I.1,4291,45425102%13361%8639%21972
Traffic339,762338,318-1,444100%26,65991%2,5799%29,2389
Parking501,749514,04312,294102%40,30271%16,41529%56,71739
percentchange-5%-3%-8%-24%-13%-21%
EssexTotal954,647957,0692,422100%73,02276%23,20024%96,22229
Indictables7,0987,078-20100%3091%39%331
D.P.&P.D.P.22,30023,4661,166105%1,38152%1,27848%2,65969
percentchange-2%2%-27%-23%-25%-21%
OtherCriminal5,7008,4792,779149%45555%37845%83380
percentchange-15%-12%-24%-28%-26%-16%
D.W.I.1,4331,46633102%13745%16555%302138
percentchange5%9%-12%-11%-12%-15%
Traffic117,025117,899874101%9,73481%2,26919%12,00323
Parking7,5107,919409105%48955%40745%89665
percentchange-12%-11%3%-47%-28%-40%
GloucesterTotal161,066166,3075,241103%12,22673%4,50027%16,72634
percentchange0%0%-45%-31%-14%-30%
HudsonHudson
Indictables17,60216,465-1,13794%6837%11863%1868
D.P.&P.D.P.24,11620,164-3,95284%1,70541%2,48159%4,186123
OtherCriminal24,63923,758-88196%2,62027%7,23973%9,859353
D.W.I.1,1481,17426102%10764%5936%16662
Traffic225,444212,935-12,50994%31,49485%5,37315%36,86729
Parking776,166788,66112,495102%67,66744%86,81956%154,486134
percentchange-2%-5%5%-34%-22%-33%
HudsonTotal1,069,1151,063,157-5,95899%103,66150%102,08950%205,750115
percentchange2%0%119%-29%-13%-31%
54
35
2,254
1,185
77
2,779
21,655
53
2,481
1,586
86
2,579
16,415
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
3
1,658
525
186
3,346
764
3
1,278
378
165
2,269
407
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
126
1,928
5,524
66
4,284
132,410
118
2,481
7,239
59
5,373
86,819
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
140,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsHunterdon
Hunterdon
Indictables1,3081,297-1199%5100%00%50
percentchange-6%-6%-58%-100%-67%-100%
D.P.&P.D.P.3,1942,657-53783%26941%38559%654145
percentchange-7%-2%-16%-44%-35%-39%
OtherCriminal1,6871,800113107%15156%11944%27085
percentchange11%14%-15%-23%-18%-30%
D.W.I.66375592114%9452%8748%181157
percentchange-12%6%-18%-37%-28%-29%
Traffic34,91736,0051,088103%2,67276%83024%3,50229
percentchange-10%-7%-14%-42%-23%-35%
Parking6,2126,776564109%36861%24039%60846
percentchange-4%1%-6%-56%-35%-54%
HunterdonTotal47,98149,2901,309103%3,55968%1,66132%5,22042
percentchange-8%-5%-48%-44%-26%-39%
MercerMercer
Indictables9,5829,260-32297%6788%912%761
D.P.&P.D.P.13,60414,7971,193109%1,22032%2,58468%3,804228
percentchange-8%-6%-10%-19%-17%-12%
OtherCriminal6,3867,211825113%63728%1,61072%2,247303
percentchange-13%-18%-15%33%15%53%
D.W.I.1,4651,53570105%13244%17156%303140
Traffic96,94896,262-68699%8,80363%5,08237%13,88563
Parking60,29959,075-1,22498%4,67543%6,26157%10,936125
MercerTotal188,284188,140-144100%15,53450%15,71750%31,251100
percentchange-1%-5%-15%-2%2%-1%
MiddlesexMiddlesex
Indictables10,1849,831-35397%6273%2327%853
percentchange-14%-15%9%-41%-11%-31%
D.P.&P.D.P.29,12825,635-3,49388%2,00333%4,14167%6,144171
OtherCriminal14,13216,7622,630119%1,33949%1,40051%2,739119
percentchange3%-3%-11%-11%-11%-13%
D.W.I.2,6682,75991103%33151%32349%654145
Traffic302,286302,30620100%27,26777%8,11923%35,38632
Parking119,115120,4711,356101%9,01347%10,32353%19,336104
percentchange-9%-9%-10%-13%-12%-5%
MiddlesexTotal477,513477,764251100%40,01562%24,32938%64,34461
55
3
682
154
138
1,432
549
0
385
119
87
830
240
0
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
5
3,209
1,208
179
5,093
6,327
9
2,584
1,610
171
5,082
6,261
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
39
4,255
1,569
346
8,778
11,882
23
4,141
1,400
323
8,119
10,323
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsMonmouth
Monmouth
Indictables13,17113,022-14999%6086%1014%701
D.P.&P.D.P.32,49824,279-8,21975%2,45161%1,55339%4,00457
OtherCriminal13,13718,9185,781144%1,34172%52628%1,86748
percentchange-11%-9%-23%35%-13%51%
D.W.I.2,8102,89484103%41052%38148%791163
Traffic163,678164,321643100%12,97280%3,32020%16,29224
Parking70,95871,02769100%5,68687%86713%6,55315
MonmouthTotal296,252294,461-1,79199%22,92077%6,65723%29,57727
MorrisMorris
Indictables5,8845,790-9498%1968%932%282
D.P.&P.D.P.13,67710,817-2,86079%94542%1,28558%2,230113
OtherCriminal8,7488,79345101%1,01673%37027%1,38651
D.W.I.2,1592,19334102%21240%31460%526175
Traffic110,066109,848-218100%8,01876%2,53524%10,55328
Parking47,84547,625-220100%3,28372%1,29528%4,57832
MorrisTotal188,379185,066-3,31398%13,49370%5,80830%19,30137
OceanOcean
Indictables9,2049,161-43100%3094%26%320
percentchange-2%-2%67%100%68%105%
D.P.&P.D.P.20,39215,782-4,61077%1,42760%95940%2,38656
OtherCriminal10,19214,8844,692146%1,31676%40924%1,72548
percentchange-20%-15%-33%-19%-30%1%
D.W.I.2,3182,33214101%29649%31051%606160
Traffic122,876121,872-1,00499%10,57680%2,64420%13,22026
Parking44,68248,0373,355108%4,76293%3787%5,14010
percentchange-22%-14%-36%-79%-44%-73%
OceanTotal209,664212,0682,404101%18,40780%4,70220%23,10927
percentchange-4%-2%-24%-18%-15%-15%
56
7
1,415
391
430
3,647
860
10
1,553
526
381
3,320
867
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
7
1,228
357
276
2,247
1,320
9
1,285
370
314
2,535
1,295
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
1
928
504
295
2,220
1,794
2
959
409
310
2,644
378
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsPassaic
Passaic
Indictables14,24714,060-18799%6357%4743%1104
percentchange-2%-2%-27%-16%-23%-14%
D.P.&P.D.P.21,15718,698-2,45988%1,53240%2,26060%3,792128
OtherCriminal10,45010,040-41096%1,58372%60428%2,18769
D.W.I.1,5501,57121101%17448%18552%359143
percentchange2%3%-1%1%0%-1%
Traffic106,405105,387-1,01899%8,72273%3,21227%11,93436
Parking149,057148,126-93199%13,36872%5,25228%18,62042
PassaicTotal302,866297,882-4,98498%25,44269%11,56031%37,00246
SalemSalem
Indictables2,5112,471-4098%732%1568%227
percentchange-13%-14%133%400%267%474%
D.P.&P.D.P.4,5214,419-10298%38964%21836%60758
percentchange-10%-6%0%-24%-10%-16%
OtherCriminal1,1701,596426136%13267%6433%19666
percentchange-30%-25%-2%-9%-4%31%
D.W.I.431400-3193%5946%6954%128192
Traffic17,65517,356-29998%1,45772%57728%2,03439
Parking2,3462,284-6297%17053%15347%32378
SalemTotal28,63428,526-108100%2,21467%1,09633%3,31046
SomersetSomerset
Indictables1,5501,539-1199%233%467%63
percentchange-22%-22%-50%-67%-63%-58%
D.P.&P.D.P.6,7366,966230103%66251%63949%1,301114
percentchange-4%7%4%-43%-26%-40%
OtherCriminal3,7963,973177105%35958%25742%61681
D.W.I.9271,027100111%9648%10252%198132
percentchange-9%-3%-30%-26%-28%-18%
Traffic73,72574,260535101%5,26971%2,19529%7,46436
Parking23,68024,243563102%1,61480%39920%2,01320
percentchange9%10%31%-63%-12%-66%
SomersetTotal110,414112,0081,594101%8,00269%3,59631%11,59839
percentchange-4%-3%-40%-26%-12%-23%
57
56
2,458
766
184
3,124
6,008
47
2,260
604
185
3,212
5,252
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
3
288
70
63
523
118
15
218
64
69
577
153
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
12
1,120
311
137
2,195
1,065
4
639
257
102
2,195
399
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsSussex
Sussex
Indictables1,9131,876-3798%1161%739%184
percentchange-5%-5%22%250%64%267%
D.P.&P.D.P.4,1764,25074102%32041%45759%777131
percentchange-2%-4%-23%-6%-14%-4%
OtherCriminal1,4491,607158111%13158%9442%22578
percentchange-18%-14%-6%-20%-13%-2%
D.W.I.61964021103%5539%8661%141167
percentchange-6%-4%-23%-16%-18%-11%
Traffic19,23019,25222100%1,68169%77331%2,45448
percentchange-11%-13%-9%-2%-7%11%
Parking1,7131,705-8100%9044%11556%20581
percentchange-18%-21%-17%13%-2%37%
SussexTotal29,10029,330230101%2,28860%1,53240%3,82063
percentchange-10%-11%-47%-4%-9%7%
UnionUnion
Indictables10,64310,562-8199%3688%512%411
percentchange-3%-2%-49%-69%-53%-68%
D.P.&P.D.P.19,26016,581-2,67986%1,68534%3,28166%4,966204
OtherCriminal8,4839,6571,174114%1,04950%1,03050%2,079146
D.W.I.1,7221,831109106%18447%20653%390144
percentchange7%22%-12%-27%-21%-32%
Traffic246,464245,747-717100%25,95884%5,11316%31,07125
Parking189,343187,188-2,15599%15,39270%6,61330%22,00542
UnionTotal475,915471,566-4,34999%44,30473%16,24827%60,55241
percentchange2%4%-12%-12%1%-14%
WarrenWarren
Indictables1,7881,767-2199%117%583%63
percentchange-8%-8%-67%-38%-45%-32%
D.P.&P.D.P.5,9913,484-2,50758%28848%31152%59962
OtherCriminal2,2902,505215109%17060%11540%28560
percentchange-11%2%-46%-60%-53%-55%
D.W.I.57864062111%6548%7152%136147
percentchange-7%-6%23%-30%-12%-25%
Traffic45,47246,339867102%3,31685%60415%3,92016
percentchange-19%-17%-11%-40%-17%-26%
Parking2,5642,810246110%5837%10063%15847
percentchange-6%1%-47%-71%-66%-70%
WarrenTotal58,68357,545-1,13898%3,89876%1,20624%5,10425
percentchange-16%-14%-52%-47%-24%-37%
58
2
488
118
102
785
102
7
457
94
86
773
115
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
16
3,773
1,107
284
6,607
6,744
5
3,281
1,030
206
5,113
6,613
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
8
523
287
102
1,002
350
5
311
115
71
604
100
0
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013

AddedResolvednumberpercentnumberpercentnumberpercentPendingMthlyFIlingsState
State
Indictables192,432187,370-5,06297%93468%44332%1,3773
D.P.&P.D.P.426,698365,907-60,79186%29,61546%35,42154%65,036100
OtherCriminal194,145224,58730,442116%20,82351%19,99549%40,818124
percentchange-12%-11%-14%-4%-9%9%
D.W.I.34,34535,6411,296104%3,83949%3,97451%7,813139
percentchange-2%1%-11%-10%-11%-8%
Traffic2,828,3502,824,805-3,545100%248,74180%63,67520%312,41627
Parking2,385,9852,418,32832,343101%198,27557%152,43243%350,70777
percentchange-4%-4%-3%-29%-17%-26%
StateTotal6,061,9556,056,638-5,317100%502,22765%275,94035%778,16755
percentchange-1%-1%-6%-22%-9%-21%
MunicipalCourtBacklogPer100MonthlyFilings
June2013
IndictableD.P.andP.D.P.OtherCriminalDWITrafficParking
59
540
39,261
20,740
4,429
72,069
215,200
443
35,421
19,995
3,974
63,675
152,432
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
CRIMINAL
DWITRAFFIC
(MOVING)
PARKING
June2012June2013
8
7
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
0510
Hudson
Salem
Bergen
Camden
Sussex
Passaic
Warren
Somerset
Middlesex
Essex
Morris
Atlantic
Mercer
CapeMay
Monmouth
Union
Gloucester
Cumberland
Ocean
Burlington
Hunterdon
State
228
204
171
145
131
128
123
122
114
113
109
86
69
65
62
58
57
56
56
55
36
100
050100150200250
Mercer
Union
Middlesex
Hunterdon
Sussex
Passaic
Hudson
Bergen
Somerset
Morris
Atlantic
Burlington
Gloucester
Camden
Warren
Salem
Monmouth
Ocean
Cumberland
Essex
CapeMay
State
353
303
165
146
126
119
117
92
85
81
80
78
69
66
62
60
60
51
48
48
14
124
0100200300400
Hudson
Mercer
Burlington
Union
Cumberland
Middlesex
Bergen
Camden
Hunterdon
Somerset
Gloucester
Sussex
Passaic
Salem
Atlantic
Essex
Warren
Morris
Ocean
Monmouth
CapeMay
State
192
175
167
163
160
157
147
145
145
144
143
142
140
138
132
130
127
124
94
72
62
139
050100150200250
Salem
Morris
Sussex
Monmouth
Ocean
Hunterdon
Warren
Middlesex
Bergen
Union
Passaic
Burlington
Mercer
Gloucester
Somerset
Cumberland
Camden
Atlantic
CapeMay
Essex
Hudson
State
63
48
39
38
37
36
36
32
29
29
28
28
26
25
24
24
23
20
20
16
9
27
020406080
Mercer
Sussex
Salem
Cumberland
Bergen
Passaic
Somerset
Middlesex
Hudson
Hunterdon
Atlantic
Morris
Ocean
Union
Monmouth
CapeMay
Gloucester
Camden
Burlington
Warren
Essex
State
134
125
104
81
78
65
63
55
47
46
45
42
42
39
39
38
35
32
20
15
10
77
050100150
Hudson
Mercer
Middlesex
Sussex
Salem
Gloucester
CapeMay
Bergen
Warren
Hunterdon
Camden
Passaic
Union
Burlington
Essex
Cumberland
Atlantic
Morris
Somerset
Monmouth
Ocean
State

ProbationProfile
AdultSupervisionandCollectionsOnly/CommunityServiceOnly(CSAC)
June2013
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
CapeMay
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
State
Adult
AdultCaseloads
AdultClients
Total3,3934,0452,5934,8361,0601,3906,4632,0464,5507103,1254,5423,5172,3293,4383,9716421,4521,0044,03193260,069
Non-Specialized2,7753,2552,0043,6007741,0185,4451,5273,6075642,4183,7332,8241,8862,7262,9725231,1777523,30178147,662
Specialized6187905891,2362863721,01851994314670780969344371299911927525273015112,407
AdultAverageCaselaod
Total10096104917393838997101101116869390938097981039394
Non-Specialized1321051541249117099153129141134149118126119142131118128127156125
Specialized48724952484144405049545841444847305557563049
AdultCaseflow(courtyear-to-date)
ClientsAdded2,0993,5012,1503,0696259853,7831,7132,4245051,6433,0692,6181,9352,3422,4585409407492,42066640,234
SuperiorCourt1,6551,4241,0651,5454804741,9477731,5952981,1761,4681,2797831,5841,4793404783231,36234421,872
MunicipalCourt4442,0771,0851,5241455111,8369408292074671,6011,3391,1527589792004624261,05832218,362
ClientsDischarged1,7983,0862,1033,0926471,1033,7061,9682,3415551,8262,8012,9061,5222,5012,0455239917631,94561338,835
AdultClientOutcomes
Adult
PercentEmployed61%48%51%59%70%43%59%62%54%63%60%58%54%76%63%52%38%56%58%61%52%57%
PercentPaidorPaying61%74%66%58%71%54%66%63%55%78%62%75%72%78%69%63%63%70%76%57%69%65%
PercentCompletedor81%66%80%71%76%67%73%57%73%48%70%92%95%72%70%49%58%82%77%85%64%73%
PerformingCommunityService
PercentofAdultClientsThatMet
OBSStandards
AdultPercentofDispositions1.7%2.5%0.7%1.0%0.4%1.5%1.0%1.0%2.1%0.0%2.3%1.6%0.5%2.0%0.7%2.0%0.2%0.8%0.5%2.1%1.0%1.4%
PastTermEndDate
HomeInspectionswithin120days91%93%73%71%100%100%50%97%67%82%81%83%98%96%73%52%92%78%100%79%100%75%
Intake
HomeVisits85%75%88%78%80%82%91%98%68%100%90%84%86%74%78%77%89%90%70%65%93%81%
Contacts88%89%90%83%80%82%92%91%82%92%90%90%87%77%87%75%89%100%90%78%93%86%
CasePlans92%89%99%92%90%94%65%94%59%100%95%84%91%97%89%93%100%95%90%87%93%86%
CasePlanReview93%87%97%90%90%82%92%96%87%100%95%83%90%95%88%93%89%100%90%81%96%90%
InitialSupervision(31-210days)
CasePlans95%57%100%71%100%100%85%100%80%100%90%94%97%100%100%83%100%100%100%97%100%88%
CasePlanReview83%100%100%89%94%100%99%100%97%100%84%100%97%100%100%92%91%100%100%94%86%95%
OngoingSupervision(211-541days)
CasePlans100%39%100%80%100%100%83%100%64%100%80%83%100%100%100%93%100%100%100%100%100%87%
CasePlanReview96%100%100%91%100%100%100%100%100%100%70%100%100%100%100%90%100%100%100%100%100%98%
CollectionsOnly/CommunityServiceOnly
CSACClients
Total2,1962,1081,7493,2412912,3137,5647513,5741899209541,7831,0022,4041,0811,0774693381,72032936,053
CollectionsOnly1,9921,5511,4852,8232132,1306,9374493,462967636871,4426471,9818149553522331,43922930,680
CommunityService20455726441878183627302112931572673413554232671221171052811005,373
CSACClientOutcomes
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ProbationProfile
JuvenileSupervisionandChildSupportEnforcement
June2013
Atlantic
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
CapeMay
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
State
Juvenile
JuvenileCaseloads
JuvenileClients
Total30939632194910322632732935690456498372224391431146129853221056,565
Non-Specialized270352276825931912902823208440342832119734439213011167296925,764
Specialized394445124103537473665370512747391618182613801
JuvenileAverageCaselaod
Total44663638384527664330574237455433392631404242
Non-Specialized45704646554836714442674146495636472839426147
Specialized394415181035947366274717274720161818261323
JuvenileCaseflow(courtyear-to-date)
ClientsAdded24937225144193207257261303823744604191843233478813270244745,231
ClientsDischarged2593042752497518527725628082312431476209288347928077207844,845
JuvenileClientOutcomes
PercentofJuvenileClientsMeeting
OBSStandards
JuvenilePercentofDispositions1.1%3.6%2.9%3.0%0.8%0.0%3.6%0.6%1.4%1.5%0.8%2.4%4.8%0.0%1.6%0.5%0.0%1.1%0.0%1.0%0.0%1.9%
PastTermEndDate
HomeInspectionswithin120days100%100%100%84%100%75%91%100%100%100%91%100%100%100%100%96%100%100%100%94%100%95%
Intake
HomeVisits100%92%100%83%100%83%95%88%92%50%92%94%100%100%100%100%100%80%100%100%100%95%
Contacts100%100%80%87%100%83%81%88%75%100%92%94%100%100%91%95%100%80%100%100%100%92%
CasePlans100%100%93%87%100%100%76%88%100%100%96%100%100%100%96%98%100%100%100%100%100%96%
CasePlanReview100%69%100%44%67%100%81%100%10%100%96%100%100%100%86%100%100%100%100%100%100%91%
InitialSupervision(31-150days)
CasePlans100%100%100%90%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%83%100%100%100%100%######100%100%100%######98%
CasePlanReview100%100%100%70%60%100%100%100%100%100%100%92%100%100%100%100%######100%100%100%######95%
OngoingSupervision(150-365days)
CasePlans100%100%100%100%######100%100%100%100%######100%100%############100%100%100%100%100%100%######100%
CasePlanReview100%100%100%57%######100%100%100%100%######100%100%############100%100%100%100%100%100%######90%
ChildSupportEnforcement
ActiveCaseload
June201312,81714,46615,25831,9523,67614,20244,44212,04923,7082,05915,56220,62117,7337,21817,58121,2664,6646,6763,49020,7113,489313,640
percentchange2%0%-3%-3%-1%-1%-1%0%-5%-1%-6%-1%-1%1%1%-6%-2%1%2%-3%-1%-2%
PercentCurrentObligationsCollected
October2011-June201268%73%68%60%71%56%57%64%65%80%63%67%70%72%72%59%63%71%74%63%72%66%
October2012-June201366%73%69%59%70%56%56%64%66%80%63%67%70%72%72%60%63%71%73%64%73%66%
DollarsCollected
Oct2012-June2013(inmillions)35.084.858.668.011.525.296.938.665.316.741.675.080.543.570.857.510.836.318.961.014.71,011.2
percentchange-2.0%3.1%0.0%-1.8%-2.2%-3.5%-3.4%0.8%-1.2%0.6%-0.4%1.7%1.3%0.5%1.3%-1.3%-3.7%2.2%1.5%0.6%0.6%-0.1%
goal0.8%4.9%1.4%-0.2%1.2%-2.2%-0.5%2.1%0.3%5.8%0.6%2.0%3.9%2.2%3.6%-0.6%0.6%4.3%4.0%0.9%-0.2%1.5%
difference(actual-goal)-2.8-1.8-1.4-1.6-3.4-1.3-2.9-1.3-1.5-5.2-1.0-0.3-2.6-1.7-2.3-0.7-4.3-2.1-2.5-0.30.8-1.6
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Stuart Rabner
Chief Justice

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