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A P P E L L A T E
C 0 U R T
Total Caseload* All Case Categories
,481 P,162 ,903
3,113
1998 1 1999 1 2000
-41 9 r 7
Filed Disposed
Except for those cases appealed directly to the supreme court, a person has the right to request a review of a circuit court judge's decision by the appellate court.
The appellate court is organized into five districts. The first meets in Chicago, the second in Elgin, the third in Ottawa, the fourth in Springfield, and the fifth in Mt. Vernon.
E a c h district can have one or more divisions. There are six divisions in the first district and one in each of the other four. The supreme court assigns judges to the various divisions. The presiding judge of each division assigns judges to panels of three to hear appeals.
The number of appellate court judgeships, currently fifty-two, is determined by the legislature. The supreme court can assign additional circuit, appellate or retired judges temporarily to any district.
Judges are elected by voters in each district for ten-year terms, and may be retained for additional ten-year terms. Each judge has a support staff of two law clerks and a secretary.
Criminal Caseload 1998 --4,4;34334 1999
2000 /-4,07 - n." 1
4,016 - - _ _ __ - A 4,29 6
I I J , Y 4 1
I 3,858 4,432 2001 1
3 811 A f;f;n 2002 1
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Each district manages its own operations, subject to the overall authority of the supreme court. In the first district (Cook County), an executive committee exercises general administrative authority. This committee elects a chairperson and vice-chairper- son for one year. In the other districts, judges select one of their members to serve as presiding judge for one year.
Appellate Court Administrative Matters
Civil Caseload* 5,047
1998 i I A ..an
I I4,11LY
I 14,111 I
2000 7 14 ,934 4,649
2001 -.49994 I 14,.112
,--4,47 9 ' 4.159 2002 - 1 ., , -,
Filed [7 Disposed
Filed 0 Disposed
*Totals include Industrial Commission Division Cases
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FIRST DISTRICT Circuit: Circuit Court
of Cook County
District Population: 5,376,74 1 (2000 census)
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APPELLATE JUDGES
DIVISION I Joseph Gordon, Presiding Judge Jill K. McNulty
Denise M. O’Malley James G Fitzgerald Smith
DIVISION 11 Margaret S. McBride,
Presiding Judge Robert Cahill
Anne M. Burke
DIVISION 111 Leslie E. South, Presiding Judge
Thomas E. Hoffman++ Shelvin Louise Mane Hall
Warren D. Wolfson*
DIVISION IV Mary Jane Theis, Presiding Judge Allen Hartman
Alan J. Greiman*+ Themis Kamezis*
DIVISION V Calvin C. Campbell,
Presiding Judge Patrick J. Quinn Ellis E. Reid*
Neil F. Hartigan
I - DIVISION VI Sheila M. O’Brien,
Presiding Judge John P. Tully
Michael J. Gallagher Margaret O’Mara Frossard*
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+ chair ++ vice-chair: Executive Committee; *circuit
judge assigned to appellate court
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State of Illinois Building Completed 1924; remodeled 1992
(Holabird & Root/CDB photo)
Criminal Caseload I 1998 ‘??(it
2,376 I 2,144 1999 1
2000 j--jj;,;;6 2,058
2001 I 1 2 3 3 4 t ,-7- -
2,533 11,772
2002
Disposed 0 Filed I Civil Caseload**
1998 ;-7g3 1999 ,-, ;:;;;
2,438 2000 1 - - . . I Z,U44
I I &14U
I Disposed Filed 1
Total Pending Caseload All Case Categories (including Industrial Commission Division Cases)
I 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
**Totals do not include Industrial Commission Division Cases
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SECOND DISTRICT Circuits (Counties):
APPELLATE JUDGES Susan F. Hutchinson, Presiding Judge
John J. Bowman Robert E. Byrne* R. Peter Grometer* Thomas E. Callum Frederick J. Kapala' Robert D. McLaren Barbara Gilleran Johnson Jack O'Malley
*circuit judge assigned to appellate court
I Criminal Caseload
1998 7-6837
743
n9 1665 1999 I
2000 - 449 625
2001 1 693
2002 7-LZ5 1
4 Disposed Filed
Civil Caseload** 1998 j j Q i i 9
I I /"7
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758 1 8 2 6
779
2000 1 2001
813 - -~ J 717 2002 -1
4 Disposed u Filed
15th (Carroll, Jo Daviess, Lee, Ogle & Stephenson)
16th (DeKalb, Kane & Kendall)
17th (Boone & Winnebago) 18th (DuPage)
19th (Lake & McHenry)
District Population: 2,85 1,466 (2000 census)
Second District Courthouse - Elgin Completed in I966 (C. Jane Bradley photo)
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Total Pending Caseload All Case Categories (including Industrial Commission Division Cases)
2001 2000 1999 1998 I 2o02
**Totals do not include Industrial Commission Division Cases
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Circuits (Couaties): 9th (Fulton, Hancock,
Henderson, Knox, McDonough &Warren)
10th (Marshall, Peoria, Putnam, Stark & Tazewell)
12th (Will) 13th (Bureau, Grundy &
LaSalle) 14th (Henry, Mercer, Rock
Island & Whiteside) 21st (Kankakee & Iroquois)
District Population 1,611,568 (2000 census)
THIRD DISTRICT
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Third District Courthouse - Ottawa Completed in 1860 (Gist Fleshman photo)
Total Pending Caseload All Case Categories (including I a1 Commission Division Cases)
2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
APPELLATE JUDGES Tom Lytton, Presiding Judge
Tobias Barry
Mary W. McDade Daniel Schmidt
Kent
Criminal Caseload 1998 -ig 1999 - 7 1 ::i 2000 {-I 2001 f-<& 2002 1-1;
rn sed 0 Filed
Civil Caseload* 1998 w 9 1 518
1999 j-,;;;
2001 - 509
2002 1 471
510 J 491
500
2000 -j
478
Disposed 0 Filed
'Totals do not include Industrial Cornmission Division Cases
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FOURTH DISTRICT Circuits (Counties):
APPELLATE JUDGES Sue E. Myerscough, Presiding Judge
Robert W. Cook James A. Knecht John W. Turner
Thomas R. Appleton John T. McCullough Robert J. Steigmann
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Fourth District - Waterways Building (photo by Terry Farmer Photography, Inc.)
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Total Pending Caseload All Case Categories (including Industrial Commission Division Cases)
1.225
2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
5th (Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Edgar &
Vermilion) 6th (Champaign, DeWitt,
Douglas, Macon, Moultne & Piatt)
7th (Greene, Jersey, Macoupin, Morgan, Sangamon & Scott)
8th (Adams, Brown, Calhoun, Cass, Mason, Menard, Pike &
Schu y le r) 11th (Ford, Livingston, Logan,
McLean & Woodford)
District Population 1,281,486 (2000 census)
Criminal Caseload 1998 4-185
400 1999 7 479
2000
4 Disposed 0 Filed
Civil Caseload* 1998 f-!!:,” 1999 I cc
4.547
I 35
2002 1 1552
Disposed Filed
‘Totals do not include Industrial Commission Division Cases
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Circuits (Counties). 1st (Alexander, Jackson, Johnson, Massac, Pope,
Pulaski, Saline, Union & Williamson)
2nd (Crawford, Edwards, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jefferson, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Wayne &
White) 3rd (Bond & Madison)
4th (Christian, Clay, Clinton, EfEngham , Fay ette , Jasper,
Marion, Montgomery & Shelby)
20th (Monroe, Perry, Randolph, St. Clair &
Washington)
District Population 1,298,032 (2000 census)
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I Criminal Caseload I 318
1998 3 I 272
1999 29 0 29 7
2000 7-26y1
363
I I I Disposed Filed I
--- I Fifth District Courthouse - Mt. Vernon Completed in 1857 (John J. Flood photo)
Civil Caseload** 5 87
1998 4 I L 1 0
520 1999 i I r m
470- 2000 3 1 5 5 6
2001 ---,:;: 5 22 / 509 2002 I
Disposed 0 Filed
APPELLATE JUDGES Terrence J. Hopkins,
Presiding Judge Melissa A. Chapman James K. Donovan*
Richard P. Goldenhersh Clyde L. Kuehn Gordon E. Maag Thomas M. Welch
*circuit judge assigned to the appellate court
Total Pending Caseload All Case Categories (including Industrial Commission Division Cases)
2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
**Totals do not include Industrial Commission Division Cases
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