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Performance Measures

Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts

A Public Trust and Confidence Survey was conducted to determine public perceptions of the Utah State Courts. OpinionWorks surveyed 800 Utah households in July and August, 2012, and asked Utahns questions about the public's perception, familiarity, experience, confidence, expectations, and performance of the state courts. The results were compared to a survey conducted in 2006 to gauge changes in the public perception of the court system.

  • 2012 Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts -  PDF
  • 2006 Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts -  PDF