The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority received a grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services for the Illinois Juvenile Justice Commission to create the Juvenile Justice System and Risk Factor Data for Illinois: 2004 Annual Report. In an effort to present a broad range of relevant data to juvenile justice professionals, this reports aim is to be as comprehensive as possible in reporting juvenile justice data. Additionally, this report presents a brief explanation of risk factors and their importance to the juvenile justice system. Together, these data can assist juvenile justice system policymakers and practitioners in developing informed planning and policy initiatives.
Financing the state court system is a shared responsibility of the state and the 102 counties of the state. Revenue to provide court services to the people of the state comes from a variety of sources: the state income tax, county property taxes, case filing fees, court-imposed fines and assessments, and other fees.
Illinois Supreme Court Rules contain; General Rules, Rules on Civil Proceedings in the Trial Court, Civil Appeals Rules, Rules on Criminal Proceedings in the Trial Court, Rules on Trial Court Proceedings in Traffic and Conservation Offenses, Ordinance Offenses, Petty Offenses, and Certain Misdemeanors--Bail Schedules, Appeals in Criminal Cases, Post-Conviction Cases, and Juvenile Court Proceedings, Rules on Admission and Discipline of Attorneys, Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct and Child Custody Proceedings.
This handbook is written to help you understand your duties as a grand juror, with some practical suggestions to assist you in carrying out those duties. It is not intended to be a complete statement of the law governing the role of the grand jury in the administration of criminal justice. In the event of any question, you may always seek the advice and counsel of the Court.
The State Fiscal Year 2005 Annual Report summarizes the activity of court- annexed mandatory arbitration from July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005. The report includes an overview of mandatory arbitration in Illinois and contains statistical data as reported by each arbitration program.