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Corrected URLs for some search pages. Added two new fields per county, described below: --attys_high_caseloads_count_fy22: This represents the number of attorneys that disposed a number of appointed cases that would exceed an approximation of a national caseload standard for cases to work on within a year. --avg_atty_caseload_fy22: This represents the average number of appointed cases that an attorney in the jurisdiction reported closing within the fiscal year.
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Thanks Nick! I went ahead and added these to a spreadsheet so that we could spot check the data little more easily. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YBuU4hKufhzA-K-ZXbJ42u04t5X82PBoAazSK8RcVoM/edit#gid=0 |
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Corrected URLs for some search pages.
Added two new fields per county, described below:
--attys_high_caseloads_count_fy22: This represents the number of attorneys that disposed a number of appointed cases that would exceed an approximation of a national caseload standard for cases to work on within a year. --avg_atty_caseload_fy22: This represents the average number of appointed cases that an attorney in the jurisdiction reported closing within the fiscal year.