Court Performance Overview

Case flow
YearBeginningReceivedResolvedUnresolved
2020.371.163505.473476.446400.277
2021.400.277593.464539.125456.489
2022.466.685557.759610.476413.953
Human resources on courts (judges and court advisors)
YearNumber of judgesNumber of court advisorsNumber of persons who resolve cases in totalNumber of persons who resolve cases - actual presence
2020.1.6756232.2982.227
2021.1.6695872.2562.201
2022.1.6415902.2172.145
Performance indicators
YearCRDTCases received per judge and court advisorCases resolved per judge and court advisor
2020.94,26%307227214
2021.90,84%309270245
2022.109,45%248260285
Resolving cases older than ten years
YearBeginningReceivedResolvedUnresolvedTotal share of old in unresolved cases
2020.8.17614.00113.7518.4262,11%
2021.8.42613.66913.8058.4841,86%
2022.8.48412.13112.9227.9091,91%

Clearance rate (CR) is a ratio of the number of resolved cases to the number of the new cases within a period, in percentage (a CR of 100%  shows that the court manages to resolve the equal amount of cases as received, and above 100 % means that the number of pending cases decreases). This indicator shows how the court manages to resolve incoming cases.

Disposition time (DT) is a ratio of the number of resolved cases during the observed period to the number of unresolved cases at the end of the observed period. 365 is divided by the number of resolved cases divided by the number of unresolved cases at the end, to be able to express it in a number of days. The ratio measures how quickly the judicial system (of the court) turns over received cases – that is, how long it takes for a type of cases to be resolved. This indicator provides further insight into how a judicial system manages its flow of cases.

Resolved cases per judge and court advisor is a ratio of the number of resolved cases in a period on specific court or type of court, to the number of judges and court advisors who were resolving cases during the observed period. This indicator is used to compare efficiency of courts taking into account their size (number of employees who resolve cases).

Statistical data on individual courts are available on the website in Croatian.