At the beginning of December Judge Kimbler had 749 cases pending on his docket. During the month 113 cases were filed. These cases broke down into the following categories:
Other Torts: 7
Workers’ Compensation: 2
Foreclosures: 51
Other Civil: 34
Criminal: 19
During the month 15 cases were either transferred in, reactivated, or redesignated. These 15 cases broke down in the following categories:
Foreclosures: 7
Administrative Appeals: 1
Other Civil: 1
Criminal: 6
Combining all three of these numbers means that during December Judge Kimbler had 877 cases to handle.
During the month Judge Kimbler disposed of 132 cases. These 132 cases broke down into the following categories:
Other Torts: 8
Workers’ Compensation: 5
Foreclosures: 59
Administrative Appeals: 1
Other Civil: 38
Criminal: 21
Subtracting the 132 cases disposed of from the 877 pending at some point during December means that at the end of December, 2009, Judge Kimbler had 745 cases pending in his courtroom.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Judge Kimbler's November Supreme Court Report
At the beginning of November Judge Kimbler’s court had 792 cases pending. During the month, Judge Kimbler’s court took in 123 new cases. They broke down into the following categories:
Professional Tort: 0
Product Liability: 0
Other Tort: 10
Workers’ Compensation: 1
Foreclosures: 40
Administrative Appeal: 2
Complex Litigation: 0
Other Civil: 43
Criminal: 27
There were also 14 cases that were either transferred in, reactivated or re-designated. Adding those cases to the cases that were either pending or filed in November means that Judge Kimbler’s court had 929 cases on his docket during that month.
On the disposition side, Judge Kimbler’s court disposed of 180 cases during November. The dispositions broke down into the following categories:
Professional Tort: 1
Product Liability: 0
Other Tort: 14
Workers’ Compensation: 2
Foreclosures: 52
Administrative Appeal: 5
Complex Litigation: 0
Other Civil: 89
Criminal: 17
As a result of the above terminations, Judge Kimbler’s court had 749 cases pending at the end of November.
Professional Tort: 0
Product Liability: 0
Other Tort: 10
Workers’ Compensation: 1
Foreclosures: 40
Administrative Appeal: 2
Complex Litigation: 0
Other Civil: 43
Criminal: 27
There were also 14 cases that were either transferred in, reactivated or re-designated. Adding those cases to the cases that were either pending or filed in November means that Judge Kimbler’s court had 929 cases on his docket during that month.
On the disposition side, Judge Kimbler’s court disposed of 180 cases during November. The dispositions broke down into the following categories:
Professional Tort: 1
Product Liability: 0
Other Tort: 14
Workers’ Compensation: 2
Foreclosures: 52
Administrative Appeal: 5
Complex Litigation: 0
Other Civil: 89
Criminal: 17
As a result of the above terminations, Judge Kimbler’s court had 749 cases pending at the end of November.
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