Prosecution Case Data (estimate  2013)
Data note See Trends and data note: the six months Jan-Jun are aggregated and multiplied by 2 for an estimate of the year 2013
Cases carried forward from previous year Estimated New Cases  Estimated Cases ending in conviction Estimated Cases dismissed  Estimated Cases diverted  Estimated Cases pending (average per month)  
Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total
No data No data No data 1546 No data No data 782 No data No data 2030 No data No data No data No data No data 809
Age of cases pending No data
Case management
Practitioner Survey: Prosecution and Lawyers at court (N:2)
When does a prosecutor first review a case file? After charge is laid N 1
When trial date is set N 1
Case referral to police Usually / sometimes N 1
Mechanism for pre-trial review where prosecution and defence can discuss plea, evidence and witnesses? Yes N 1
rarely N 1
How many cases do your prosecutors manage in a day? 50 -100 N 1
5 today N 1
% women victims 10%
% women accused 6% N 1
less than 5% N 1
5  most common offences in the district murder, narcotics, kidnapping
Case Flow - pre-trial 
Practitioner Survey, Prosecutor Cross Checks (N:2)
Av time: FIR to trial in the CJM? 3-6 months
Av time: FIR to trial in the DSC? 6 - 9 months
Av time: FIR to trial in the NOS?  less than 3 months N 1
9 - 10 months N 1
Av no of adjournments pre-trial in CJM 3-4 times
Av no of adjournments pre-trial in DSC 5-6 times
Av no of adjournments pre-trial in NOS 2-3 times
Main reason for adjournments No witness
Legal representation (all courts) Always
Case Flow - Trial 
Practitioner Survey (as above)
Av length of trial in the CJM? 6-9 months
Av length of trial in the DSC? Up to 6 months
Av length of trial in the NOS? 3 months
Case Flow - Disposal
Practitioner Survey, Lawyers at court (N:1 Prosecutor)
Conviction following Guilty plea Very few
Cases compounded Very few
Cases diverted / settled 5%