PROGRESS REPORT ON STUDY OF BUSINESS OF THE FEDERAL COURTS 1 (1931)

handle is hein.ali/alisdy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A1016I.- L ..~OR 0 --I vow of the $bot that tho field work on this study will not be oomplot.d until June n0. 191 a definitive report %t this timi is not pos- sible. Aocordnjly, this report consists of (1) a statement of the alan and prposoc of the studTy (2) a report of progress mde to date end that hoped to be made by June 300 1931 in the collection of data reepooting federbl orL&lnal and ovil oseowl em ,3) a'tentative anslyvi of the cri inal ccee for the District of Conneotlcut for the throe flsoal yese endine June 30,, 1901 (4) a description of the methods employed In conduct- ing the field work. Chapter I al. anO Pu se AU Indicated in flaport goe '3 of the National Comls Lon on Law Obser- vamne and 14nforosment on Criminal Statistics there to a paLty of data d4eoriptive of the day-to-day aotivitieo of the ede-sa Distitot Courts. Pr atioally the only available material I3 contained in the statistical tables appearing in the &ttorney Oeneoral's reports, Thi is limited In extent of the oases oonsidered end In the detail presented, md, due to the necaosary diffioulties of oolleotion by reports from mny. different offloal lpersonso I* of varying degrees of aamacy. This project ws madertaken with the Pw.pose of oring oomplete and tumato data of the federal courts of flztriu ns . As noted t Chapter 4. infra, the prJect is a utedy froM the varlow reoord., of the otialowl san civil eacee inposed of darig the fiscal years covered. 2*Ah transaction or proaseding IA everr action i noted. ;he result in a complete oae history of the proceedings in the 9b ;/b

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