Disposition_List

Disposition List

A Disposition List is a report that shows cases and the final actions or outcomes entered by the court during a selected time period. It typically includes information such as the defendant, case number, charges, plea, judgment, and sentencing details. Courts print the report to track completed case activity, review court decisions, support reporting requirements, and maintain accurate legal and statistical records.

In Court Management, a disposition is the final settlement of a case. Use the Disposition List to print a list of disposed cases, including the associated charges, that occurred during the date range. Some courts may need to publish a list of court dispositions in the local newspaper. In this situation, use the option to leave out the offenses for defendants who are minors.

Examples of dispositions:

  • Suspended

  • Fine

  • Dismissed

  • Guilty Finding

  • Guilty by Default


 

Set up the report and send it to the printer.

Do this...

1. Open Connect Court Management > Reports > Disposition List.

2. Select a report title.

3. Select the report date range and report options.

4. Click Print (CTRL+P).

The report prints.


Options

Include convictions

A conviction is the process of finding a person guilty of a crime in a court of law. Use Include Convictions to include cases that are linked to a disposition code for a conviction.

Do you want to include convictions?

  • Yes, I want to include convictions. Click to select Include Convictions.

  • No, I do not want to include convictions. Click to deselect Include Convictions.

Include dispositions for minors

Dispositions for minors refers to disposition codes for cases that belong to individuals who have not reached the legal age of an adult.

Do you want to include dispositions for youths?

  • Yes, I want to include dispositions for youths. Click to select Include Dispositions for Minors.

  • No, I do not want to include dispositions for youths. Click to deselect Include Dispositions for Minors.

Include non-convictions

A non-conviction occurs when a court finds a person is not guilty, the case is dismissed, there is a "no probable cause" finding, or the prosecutor does not wish to prosecute the case.

Do you want to include disposed cases without convictions?

  • Yes, include disposed cases without convictions. Click to select Include Non-convictions.

  • No, do not include disposed cases without convictions. Click to deselect Include Non-convictions.

 

 

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