How long to clear the case backlog? Judge Inna Klein said, "My guess is between two and four years, and that's just looking at statistics and how many new cases came in this year and projecting that the next years will be about the same."
May 03, 2021 at 11:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
Heading into Nueces County’s second week of resuming in-person jury trials, 214th District Judge Judge Inna Klein knows that there is a long road ahead.
She said worries about how the courts in and around Corpus Christi will clear an enormous case backlog are keeping her up at night.
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Judge Inna Klein of 214th District Court, Corpus Christi. Courtesy photo
