Sentence examples for court statistics from inspiring English sources

Court statistics show that changes Judge Lippman has brought to the court have lasted.

They have now begun to rise again according to the latest court statistics.

In 2009, court statistics show, providers like Legal Aid handled 290,251 cases citywide, 568 of which went to trial.

He has helped turn the Court of Appeals into a scrappier, more divided and more liberal panel, its rulings and court statistics show.

The study, to be published in March in the Cornell Law Review, analyzed court statistics on 8,724 trials in 45 large trial courts across the country.

He interprets court statistics as evidence that reformed Genevans became "less quarrelsome... and more honest," whereas they really reflect the diminishing zeal of denouncers.

With his retirement after 19 N.B.A. seasons, Grant Hill leaves behind a legacy far more important than on-court statistics.

This will include: court-by-court statistics for the time taken for cases to be processed, from offence to conviction, allowing people to compare the performance of their local courts.

The court's statistics show that six states account for more than two-thirds of the court's docket (Russia, Turkey, Italy and Romania, Ukraine and Serbia).

But while some judges report an anecdotal increase in hung juries, court system statistics show no significant increase in deliberation times or mistrials.

According to court documents, statistics show that in 2000, 92.9percentt of employees earning less than $20,000 a year were black or Hispanic, while only 14.2percentt of those earning between $50,000 and $60,000 a year were black or Hispanic.