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The Austrian Experience

The Austrian Experience. Data Collection and Reporting especially fighting backlogs. Data Collection and Reporting on. Amount of cases - statistics on intranet Personnel used per branches - using pm-sap Calculated amount of personnel needed for workload PAR-system Duration of proceedings.

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The Austrian Experience

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  1. The Austrian Experience Data Collection and Reporting especially fighting backlogs

  2. Data Collection and Reporting on • Amount of cases - statistics on intranet • Personnel used per branches - using pm-sap • Calculated amount of personnel needed for workload PAR-system • Duration of proceedings

  3. Duration Do court proceedings in Austria take too long?

  4. Duration Average and median duration of Austrian Court proceedings in 2007 In 2007 Austria‘s court pro-ceedings lasted for ca. 8 months on average

  5. Data Warehouse Data Warehouse Head of Court Heads Up Report Status Report Analysis Report Judge Head of Court Ministry of Justice September October November to January Duration - Backlog Reporting System

  6. Duration - Mandatory Reports by Head of Court

  7. Duration - Department Report: Monthly Checklist

  8. Duration - Department Report: Summary

  9. Duration - Report Summary per October 1st List of overdue verdicts and overlong trials of Municipal Court closing of trial to Oct. 1st ( days) cases reopened no. of cases pending > 6 months, 1-2 years, 2-3 years, > 3 years no. of Spotlighted cases no. of protocols yet to be transcribed no. of verdicts > 2 months overdue

  10. Thank you for your attention!

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