Courts and Tribunals

(asked on 9th June 2020) - View Source

Question to the Ministry of Justice:

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, how many cases were heard in (a) family courts, (b) civil courts, (c) magistrates courts, (d) crown courts, and (e) tribunals, in each month in 2019.


Answered by
Chris Philp Portrait
Chris Philp
Minister of State (Home Office)
This question was answered on 15th June 2020

Please find attached Annex A showing data on how many cases were heard in (a) family courts, (b) civil courts, (c) magistrates courts and (d) crown courts in each month in 2019.

In addition, please find Annex B showing data on how many cases were heard in (e) tribunals, in each month in 2019. Data relating to this annex looks at the three large tribunals: Immigration & Asylum, Employment Tribunals and Social Security and Child Support, and those special tribunals where we can supply a monthly breakdown of the data held in the published stats. There are other tribunals where this level of detail not currently available.

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