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11th Cir. IOP 12 (FRAP 47)

Statistics

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The clerk periodically prepares statistical reports for the court and for the

Administrative Office of the United States Courts. These reports are used to manage the internal

affairs of the court and to provide information for purposes of determining personnel and equipment

needs, the number of oral argument sessions to be scheduled, the workload of the judges and staff,

and other management concerns. The reports are distributed to the judges and the circuit executive,

and are discussed at judicial council meetings.

Cross-Reference: 28 U.S.C. §§ 41-48, 57, 291-296, 332, 333, 372, 455, 713, 1691

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