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Reports, Statistics, & Performance Measures

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The Office of the State Court Administrator manages most of the reports and dashboards listed below. 

If you are looking for data or reports that are not on this page, please submit a Public Records Request.

To request any of these documents in an alternative format, please contact the Statewide ADA Coordinator at 503-986-5500 or ojd.adahelp@ojd.state.or.us.
 

Data Dash​​boards

Measure 11​​0

Measure 110 was approved by Oregon voters in the November 2020 election and decriminalized most Possession of a Controlled Substance (PCS) offenses as of February 1, 2021. Those PCS offenses now have a maximum $100 fine and no jail or other criminal penalties. Measure 110 also provided funding for substance use disorder assessment, treatment, and other resources. Read Measure 110, as amended by the 2021 Legislative Assembly.

The Oregon Judicial Department produces periodic fact sheets on circuit court cases related to Measure 110. View the most recent report. Questions? Email Todd Sprague​.

​Statewide Circuit Court Sta​tistics

Includes links to Cases Filed Trend Data​; Cases Terminated Trend Data; Cases Pending Trend Data; Age of Pending Cases; Goals for Timely Disposition; and Cases Tried Analysis.

2023 Circuit Court Case Statistics

2022 Circuit Court Case Sta​tistics

2021 Circuit Court Case Statistic​s

2020 Circuit Court Case Stat​istics​​

2019 Circuit Cour​t Case Statistics

2018 Circuit Cour​t Case Statistics

Strategic Plans

​​Current strategic plan:​ Oregon Judicial Department Justice Campaign 2024-28 (PDF)

Commitments
  1. ​Commitment 1: We will collaborate with community partners to improve services and access for people who are underserved, vulnerable, and marginalized.
  2. Commitment 2: We will improve the court user experience by identifying and eliminating barriers to access to justice and ensuring safe, secure, and accessible court facilities.
  3. Commitment 3: We will earn the public's trust and confidence through communication, transparency, high ethical standards, and promoting the rule of law.
  4. Commitment 4: ​We will provide a workplace and courthouse culture that is welcoming, supportive, and diverse, and where all people are treated with respect.
Initiatives
  • Immediately implement all available strategies to provide safe court facilities and sufficient law enforcement staffing to prevent harm to court users, employees, and judges, in coordination with federal, state, and local partners.
  • Improve community outreach and engagement, by listening to the concerns of court users and collaborating with stakeholders, to improve court services and evidence-based problem-solving programs.
  • Provide court proceedings that are accessible and conducted in a mode and manner that best serve the need for justice in our communities.
  • Increase jury participation and improve the jury service experience to promote equitable, informed, and engaged civic participation.
  • Ensure that court web services are accessible and user friendly.
  • Expand the availability and accessibility of court forms, including readability, translation, and statewide consistency.
  • ​​Improve education, training, and mentoring for all OJD staff and judges.
  • Ensure that OJD is leveraging existing and emerging technologies, including Artificial Intelligence, while also protecting IT resources.
  • Develop a multi-year plan to fund courthouse renovation or replacement that allows the courts in each county to provide safe, accessible, and modern facilities that accommodate the use of technology, and that make the justice system accessible to all members of the community.​

Past strategic plan: Oregon Judicial Branch Strategic Campaign 2020-2023 (PDF)

Annual Reports

2025-27

​​2025-27 Chi​ef Justice's Budget Full Document​​ (PDF)

Presentations to Joint Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Public Safety

2023-25

​2023-25 Chief Justice's Budget Full Document​​ (PDF)​

OJD's current Key Performance Measures are updated periodically and approved by the legislature. OJD tracks these measures using information and reports provided by the Oregon eCourt technology system.
  • Access and Fairness: The rating of court users on the court's accessibility and its treatment of customers in terms of fairness, equality, respect.
  • Clearance Rates: The number of cases closed as a percentage of the number of cases filed. Clearance rates measure whether the courts are keeping up with their incoming caseload.
  • Time to Disposition: The percentage of cases disposed or otherwise resolved within established timeframes. 
  • Time to Entry of Judgment: The percent of criminal cases that have a final judgment entered into the case register within three business days of the sentencing hearing or disposition.
  • Time to First Permanency Hearing: Percentage of cases that have first permanency hearing within 14 months.
  • Collection Rate: The percentage of cases paid in full within a year of judgment. This measure focuses solely on violations to evaluate the timeliness and effectiveness of collection actions.
  • Specialty Courts: Justice System Reinvolvement: The percentage of specialty court graduates with no misdemeanor or felony charges filed in Oregon circuit courts within one year of program graduation.
  • Effective Use of Jurors: The percentage of available jurors who are selected for jury duty who are qualified and available to serve (the number of jurors who appear and are not disqualified/ exempt/ excused from serving). 
  • Employee Retention: The annual employee retention rate.​