Attorney Practice Time Report

What is an Attorney Practice Time Report?

Attorney Practice Time Reports are reports submitted by attorneys that reflect the amount of practice time in adult criminal defense, juvenile delinquency, and family protection representation for each county in which an attorney provided representation in appointed cases during the previous fiscal year. Attorneys are required to report these percentages annually by October 15th for the previous fiscal year or reporting period of October 1st to September 30th. Please be mindful that some counties may issue a penalty, including removal from the assigned counsel list, for failure to submit the required information.

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Attorney Reporting Instructions & Form

Attorney Practice Time Training Webinar

Report Types

Learn more about each report, view instructions and reporting resources, and submit data to TIDC via our data website by exploring these Report Types.

Indigent Defense Expenditure Report (IDER)

Indigent Defense Expenditure Reports include expenditures, case and appointment counts, and attorney information for each court with adult criminal, juvenile delinquency, and family protection representation cases.

Indigent Defense Plan

Indigent Defense Plans describe counties' policies, procedures, and fee schedule used for providing provide court-appointed legal representation for indigent adults, juveniles, and children and indigent parents involved in Child Protective Services (CPS) cases.

Attorney Practice Time Report

Attorney Practice Time Reports reflect the amount of practice time court-appointed attorneys spend on adult criminal, juvenile delinquency, and family protection appointments for each county during the previous fiscal year.