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Staff: office tracks criminal cases until plea or jury trial, could not provide counts
Summary
A staff member told the meeting that the office tracks criminal cases through closure — either a plea deal or a jury trial — but said they did not have on hand how many cases reach that point.
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A staff member told the meeting that the office tracks criminal cases through their ultimate disposition — either a plea agreement or a jury trial — but said the office did not have on hand how many cases reach that stage. "Through a plea deal or, a jury trial that doesn't result in conviction. So we track every case until it's at that point of closure," the staff member said. "I do not have on hand, how many go all the way through up to, a plea bargain or a jury trial off the top of my head. That is with the court proceeding." The remarks were made during an agenda discussion; the speaker said the final count of cases that go to plea or jury is tied to court proceedings and was not available in the meeting record. There was no motion or formal action recorded in the transcript on this topic. The exchange clarifies only that case tracking continues until formal closure in court; the total number of cases reaching plea bargains or jury trials was not specified.

