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Over half the owners of small businesses take home less than $50,000 a year in pay: the average court case costs more than $100,000.

The average court official is more literate than the average convict, but not necessarily more literary: for the judge, too, classroom discussion can be a revelation.

So it is not, as one senior judge observes, your average court: "Other courts deal with demands in justice – guilty or not guilty.

The 9th Circuit is almost three times the size of an average court of appeals, and its jurisdiction stretches from Alaska to Arizona, an area comprising nearly one-fifth of the American population.

Despite Ferguson's relative poverty, fines and court fees comprise the second largest source of revenue for the city, a total of $2,635,400 According to a court employee, the docket for an average court session may include as many as 1,500 cases.

On average, court-mandated drug treatment programs around the country succeed for 70percentt of those enrolled.

On the scale, which takes into account both friction and bounce, Miller said, an average clay court is about 20 and a very fast court is about 50.

The wave of experts has helped plaintiffs' lawyers improve their batting average in court.

The average Crown Court sentence for burglary has risen from 21 months to 25 months since 2000; for robbers, it has increased by three months.

According to Ms. Lindquist, who consulted a database covering 1975-96, the average appeals court judge ruled for the plaintiffs in race cases nearly 40percentt of the time.

But the clearance rate is well below that average in courts where cases are more complex, and there, the effect of the new quotas could be severe.