Judicial-delay records — SC — RTI Wiki Citizen Guide 2026

Judicial-delay statistics — case-pendency, case-type backlog, average-age — are public records disclosable under §4. Court-pendency statistics: §4(1)(b).

Court-pendency statistics: §4(1)(b) disclosable; NJDG data is its discharge of the obligation.

Judicial-delay statistics — case-pendency, case-type backlog, average-age — are public records disclosable under §4.

Court-pendency statistics — pending cases by type and age, oldest pending case per court, average disposal time — are records of the public authority's own functioning. The National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG) is the operational discharge of this §4(1)(b) obligation; RTI supplements where NJDG is incomplete.

judicial delay, NJDG, SC, pendency, §4

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Editorial summary · last reviewed 21 April 2026.