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MPs to probe Judiciary over 521,823 pending cases - Vimarsana News

MPs to probe Judiciary over 521,823 pending cases

Lawmakers launch an inquiry into steps taken by Judiciary to clear case backlog

Harris County's backlog is declining, as the number of dismissed cases rises - Vimarsana News

Harris County's backlog is declining, as the number of dismissed cases rises

13 Investigates found that the number of criminal cases in the courts has decreased, but it's because they are simply being dismissed.

Source: abc13.com
Harris County medical examiner's office using $1.8 million funding allocation to combat accelerating attrition – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Harris County medical examiner's office using $1.8 million funding allocation to combat accelerating attrition – Houston Public Media

The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences has nearly 50 vacancies on its staff after experiencing a 16.1 percent attrition rate during the fiscal year 2023. County leaders have allocated money toward staff retention as part of their overall effort to reduce a case backlog in the criminal court system.

48 criminal cases to be heard in Kayunga High Court session - Vimarsana News

48 criminal cases to be heard in Kayunga High Court session

A total of 48 criminal cases are set to be expeditiously heard in a criminal session to be held at Kayunga High Court in Kayunga District

'Significant' backlog in N.S. provincial court cases has 'significant impact' - Halifax - Vimarsana News

'Significant' backlog in N.S. provincial court cases has 'significant impact' - Halifax

"The increase in complexity of cases, the volume of cases, and the compliment, unfortunately, of judges, has not kept pace," said the chief judge of the provincial court.