Judicial Information Program

Office of Court Administration

• Statistics and analysis of court information and case activity;
• Descriptions of court system structure and jurisdiction;
• Legislative responses and reports about the courts and the judiciary;
• And comparative policy studies and recommendations.

• Annual Statistical Reports of the Texas Judicial System
• Trial Court Judicial Data Management System (run reports for court activity from September 1992 to present)
• Changes to Monthly Reports Effective September 1, 2010

• Court Structure Chart
• Pamphlet on the Texas Judicial System [pdf]
• Overview of Court System Structure and Jurisdiction [pdf]
• Subject Matter Jurisdiction of the Courts, Index to Subject Matter Jurisdiction
• Trial Courts and Jurisdiction by County
• Geographical Jurisdictions of District Courts [pdf]
• Map of District Courts [pdf]
• Courts of Appeals Districts
• Administrative Judicial Regions
• Judicial Appropriations Chart
• List of "Case Searchable" County Sites

• Judge Qualifications Chart
• Profile of Appellate and Trial Judges
• Permanent Place Designations for Appellate Court Judges
  
• Report on Judicial Salaries and Turnover
• Salaries of Appellate and District Judges
• Supplemental Compensation: Appellate and District Courts
• Judicial Service Handbook

• Annual Reports of the Judicial Council's Activities and Recommendations
  1997 - 2004 | 2005 - present (in Annual Reports of the Judicial Agencies, Boards and Commissions)
• Courts and the Legal Profession in Texas - A Survey of Judges, Court Personnel, and Attorneys
• Legislative Updates
• Public Trust & Confidence in Texas Courts
• Resolutions
• Security Incidents
• Trial Court Technology Report

• Assessing Judicial Workload in Texas' District Courts
• Computing and Telecommunication Needs in Texas Rural Courts
• Evaluating the Impact of Direct Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases
• Indigent Defense
• Jury Service, Participation and Pay
• Performance Measures for District Courts and Courts of Appeals
• Public Defender Offices
• Problems and Opportunities in the Administration of Texas Courts
• Public Access to Court Records in Texas
• Recommendations for Reform
• State Funding in Texas' Appellate Courts

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Updated: 01-Sep-2009