OCA CIRCULAR NO. 24-2006, February 06, 2006

OCA CIRCULAR NO. 24-2006, February 06, 2006

OCA Circulars February 6, 2006
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TO: ALL JUDGES AND CLERKS OF COURT OF THE FIRST AND SECOND LEVEL COURTS
SUBJECT:

REENGINEERING OF THE COURTS’ JURISDICTIONAL STRUCTURE PROJECT

Pursuant to OCA Circular No. 75-2005 dated 26 July 2005 re: Reengineering of the Courts Jurisdictional Structure, you are DIRECTED

to provide the University of the Philippines Engineering Research and Development Foundation, Inc. (UPERDFI) with the list of data requirements
provided therein from your respective courts. However, it appears that
several courts have not complied with the said directive. Hence, we are
reiterating compliance therewith until 15 March 2006.

Ms. Michelle Rae B. Salvatierra at 09206603619
or 09272386354 UP Engineering Research and Development Foundation, Inc.
Room 201 & 208 Juinio Hall, U.P. Campus, Diliman, Quezon City Tel.
Nos.: (02) 4343632 & (02) 9265487; Email: u_p_erdfi@yahoo.com

Data from the National Capital Judicial Region shall be collected by the project staff on or before 28 February 2006.

For strict compliance.

__06__ February 2006.Untitled Document

 
PRESBITERO J. VELASCO, JR.
 
Court Administrator

 

Regional Trial Courts

  1. Caseload history and Caseflow (&r the past 5 yeara, 2001 – 2005)

a. Quantity of case inflow per month (categorized per type of case – criminal/civil/omers per municipality or origin of case)

β†’ Newly filed
β†’ Revived/Reopened
β†’ Received from other sala
β†’ Appealed

  • For appealed cases, indicate origin (1st level court branch).
  • For RTCs with mote than one municipality under its jurisdiction, indicate quantity of cases filed ftom each municipality.

b. Quantity of case inflow, outflow and pending
civil/criminal/other cases per specific case type (prioritize majority
of cases ) filed per year

  • For Family Courts, kindly categorize cases according to kinds of family, child and juvenile cases.
  • For Drugs Courts, kindly categorize cases into kinds of drugs cases.

> 30 Random Sampling of Concluded Cases per type – criminal /civil/ others (for the past 5 years, 2001 – 2005)

β†’ Indicate duration per stage of caseflow (MM/DD/YY, date filed and decided/dismissed
β†’ If appealed, indicate origin of case
β†’ Indicate ofiense/coaigeMolation

  1. Caseload history and Caseflow (&r the past 5 yeara, 2001 – 2005)

a. Manpower complement per division or function
b. Number, type and condition of facilities and equipment provided for each division or function
c. Budget allocation

  1. Accessibility of Court

    a. Mode of transportation, estimated toavel time and few ftom court station to municipalities under its jurisdiction.

  2. Raffling scheme and frequency

Municipal Circuit Trial Courts (MCTC)

  1. Caseload history and Casefiow (for the past 5 years, 2000 – 2004)

a. Quantity of case inflow per month (categorized per type of otwe -crirninal/civil/others per municipality or origin of case)

β†’ Newly filed
β†’Reeved/Reopened
β†’ Received from other sala

b. Quantity of case outflow and pending cases per month
categorized per type – criminal/civil/others per municipality or origin
of case)

β†’ Decided on the Merits
β†’ Dismissed
β†’ Archived
β†’ Transferred
β†’ Pending

c. Quantity of case Inflow, outflow and pending cases per year categorized per specific case type

d. 100 Random Sampling of Concluded Cases per type – criminal /crvlt / others (for the past 5 years, 2000 – 2004)

β†’ Indicate duration per stage of caseflow (MM/DD/YY), date filed and decided/dismissed
β†’ If appealed, indicate origin of case
β†’ Indicate offense/charge/violation

  1. Resources (per year for the past 5 years, 2000 – 2004)

a. Manpower complement per division or function

b. Quantity and type of serviceable fecilities/equipment and
origin of unit (Local Government Unit, Public Attorney’s Office
Personal)

c. Budget allocation

  1. Accessibility of Court

a. Mode of transportation, estimated travel time and fcre from
court station to municipalities and barangays under its jurisdiction

  1. Raffling scheme and frequency

Metropolitan Trial Courts, Manicipal Trial Courts, Municipal Trial Courts in Cities

  1. Caseload history and Cashflow (for the past 5 years, 2000 – 2004)

a. Quantity of case inflow, outflow and pending
civil/criminal/other cases pet specific case type (consider bulk
ofcases) filed per year

b. 100 Random Sampling of Concluded Cases per type – criminal /civil / others

β†’ Indicate duration per stage of caseflow (MMDDYY, date filed and decided/dismissed
β†’ If appealed, indicate origin of case
β†’ Indicate offense/cbarge/violation

  1. Resources (for the past 5 years, 2001 – 2005)

a. Manpower complement per division or function

b. Quantity and type of serviceable facilvtWequipinentand
origin of unit (Local Government Unit, Public Attorney’s Office
Personal)

c. Budget allocation

  1. Accessibility of Court

a. Mode of transportation, estimated travel time and fare from
court station to barangays under its jurisdiction and
regional/municipal court$ ft has interaction with

  1. Raffling scheme and frequency