Civil Justice Survey of State Courts, 2005
ICPSR/NACJD full-file release of a nationally representative 2005 sample of general civil bench and jury trials in 156 counties, with trial outcome, award, damages, processing-time, and disposition datasets. County is t…
Questions this answers
4 · best fit firstDownloadable 2005 microdata separately covers bench and jury trials with county, winner, compensatory and punitive award, processing-time, and sample-weight evidence.
The standing 2005 state-court survey supplies processing-time evidence for pinned county and jury or bench cohorts, with historical vintage explicit.
Case processing times and county-level trial/nontrial disposition counts provide venue evidence pinned to 2005 and the sampled county cohort.
County-keyed 2005 trial microdata document winners, compensatory and punitive awards, and sample weights for a nationally representative 156-county sample.
Fields it delivers
8 fieldsThe first-party record establishes a 156-county sample of U.S. state-court trials, but the checked metadata did not provide the complete set of represented states needed for valid subdivision codes. A nationally representative sample was not equated with whole-country coverage.
The NACJD/ICPSR study page provides the study data and documentation through its standing study-download workflow without listing a purchase or subscription charge for this dataset. Account or use conditions do not create a monetary access cost, so the route is free.
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