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Supreme Court
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COA- Division One
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COA- Division Two
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Q01 - The [Court] resolves its cases expeditiously.
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92%
(186/207)
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71%
(208/292)
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91%
(189/207)
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Q02 - The [Court] renders decisions without any improper outside influences.
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93%
(198/212)
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93%
(254/273)
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93%
(174/187)
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Q03 - The [Court] considers each case based upon its facts and applicable law.
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94%
(210/224)
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85%
(252/296)
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86%
(174/187)
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Q04 - The [Court]'s written decisions reflect thoughtful and fair evaluation of the parties’ arguments.
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93%
(209/225)
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81%
(242/300)
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79%
(173/220)
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Q05 - The [Court]'s written decisions clearly state the applicable legal principles that govern the decision.
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96%
(218/227)
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87%
(263/302)
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85%
(188/222)
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Q06 - The [Court]'s written decisions clearly inform the trial courts and parties of what additional steps, if any, must be taken.
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93%
(200/216)
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89%
(261/293)
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87%
(181/208)
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Q07 - The [Court]’s written decisions treat trial court judges with courtesy and respect.
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100%
(218/219)
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97%
(282/291)
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97%
(207/214)
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Q08 - The [Court] treats attorneys with courtesy and respect.
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98%
(206/210)
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95%
(269/284)
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92%
(182/198)
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Q09 - The [Court] is procedurally and economically accessible to the public and attorneys.
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84%
(163/195)
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84%
(223/266)
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89%
(168/189)
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Q10 - The [Court] effectively informs attorneys and trial judges of its procedures, operations, and activities.
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91%
(193/211)
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89%
(251/281)
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83%
(182/220)
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Note: Results indicate the percent of respondents who selected "Agree or Strongly Agree" and excludes all "Undecided or Unknown" responses.