2003 Federal Court Management Statistics

Summary
Leonidas Ralph Mecham, Director.
Contains statistical profiles for the 12 regional United States courts of appeals and the 94 United States district courts for fiscal years 1998through 2003. Provides historical information for each court. Presents caseloaddata in a slightly different format from annual and semiannual reports. Data are presented based on the number of judgeships authorized by statute.
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