- Displays all cases that are blocked from being set for trial by requested trial location
- Report is sorted by docket number (oldest to newest)
- Includes cases blocked by the system due to deadline or pending item and cases manually blocked by a user
- Report displays the reason the case is blocked; for system blocks either "Pending Item", "Due Date," or "Pending Item & Due date"
- Manually blocked case display the reason entered by the user when the case was blocked
- Defaulted to today's date
- Deadline table is sorted by docket number (oldest to newest)
- When date range is selected, table is sorted chronologically by due date, and then by docket number
- Date range can be past, present or future
- Results table is sorted by docket number (oldest to newest)
- Can filter by judge, case status, or both
- Only shows cases in any case status
- The pending Report is a table of items pending action. There are 2 separate reports for pending report. The main pending report lies under the reports dropdown menu and lists all cases and pending items. the 2nd report is a cases Pending report and is found in the cases Case detail>In Progress>Pending Report tab.
- There are 2 ways items can be added to the Pending Report. When a clerk, Docket Clerk, adds a new docket entry (order, motion, stipulated decision or application) it automatically is added to both pending reports. when a clerk, docket clerk, adds any other document they can manually add to the pending reports by clicking add to pending report checkbox at the end of the form.
- Items remain MVP on the pending reports until they are manually removed.
- This report is used to plan future trial sessions by viewing the 3 prior terms
- User enters the term they are planning for and then runs the report
- Report displays data for the 3 prior terms: state, location, total number of cases eligible for trial, number of small cases eligible for trial, number of regular cases eligible for trial, judge and type of session for each of the 3 prior terms