Judicial Council: eviction data reporting.
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Overview
This bill requires California county courts to regularly report data on unlawful detainer (eviction) cases to the Judicial Council. Starting in 2027, the Judicial Council will assess each county’s ability to report data using the Judicial Branch Statistical Information System (JBSIS). Beginning in 2028, counties able to report will submit data quarterly, aggregated by ZIP Code, and annually, the Judicial Council will compile this information into an electronic spreadsheet and post it on its website. This data will include the number of cases filed, those resulting in judgments, and those dismissed.
Key provisions
- By July 1, 2027, the Judicial Council must assess each county court system’s ability to report eviction data.
- Beginning January 1, 2028, eligible county court systems must submit quarterly data on unlawful detainer cases, aggregated by ZIP Code.
- All county court systems must report data quarterly, starting January 1, 2029, also aggregated by ZIP Code.
- The Judicial Council will format the data into an electronic spreadsheet and post it on its website annually, starting January 1, 2029.
- Data will be aggregated by ZIP Code of the premises involved in the eviction case.
- Counties with fewer than 100 unlawful detainer filings in the previous five fiscal years will report data at the county level.
- The data reported will include the number of cases filed monthly, those resulting in judgments, and those dismissed.
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