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Capacity Index - District Court


Note: The Utah State Courts measured Capacity Index from Q1 of FY 2011 through Q3 of FY2012. There is no data for Capacity Index previous to Q1 of FY 2011 or after Q3 of FY2012.

FY 2013

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FY 2012

FY 2011

     

FY 2006 - FY 2010
Why Capacity Index is Important
Capacity Index measures pending cases against a courts capacity to dispose of cases in a given time period. On average, criminal cases should be disposed more quickly than a major civil case, so courts should maintain a lower capacity index for criminal cases than for civil cases. *Steelman

Capacity Index is calculated by dividing the number of pending cases by the number of cases disposed in a 12 month period.