The exclusion of certain cases from judicial statistics reporting, court performance measures, or other judicial or court efficiency reporting by the Texas Judicial Council and the Office of Court Administration of the Texas Judicial System

Texas HB2799 proposes to exclude certain types of court cases from being reported in judicial statistics and performance measures. This means that some cases would not be included in evaluations of how well the courts are functioning. The goal is to provide a clearer picture of court efficiency by focusing on more relevant cases.

Supporters of HB2799 argue that excluding specific cases will enhance the accuracy of judicial statistics and provide a more meaningful assessment of court performance. They believe this will help streamline court operations and improve the focus on significant cases that impact the judicial system's effectiveness.

Critics of HB2799 contend that excluding certain cases from reporting could lead to a lack of transparency and accountability in the judicial system. They worry that this could mask inefficiencies and problems within the courts, ultimately undermining public trust in the judicial process.