The First Judicial District turned around a backlog in its homicide program in 2012, resulting in more cases being disposed than there were new prosecutions filed, according to court statistics.
March 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The First Judicial District turned around a backlog in its homicide program in 2012, resulting in more cases being disposed than there were new prosecutions filed, according to court statistics.
In 2011, the clearance rate for the entire year was 93 percent. In 2012, the clearance rate for the entire year was 109 percent.
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