3- Remaining Cases 1 October 1911 771 1963 2584 19665 2086 Court of Appeal Courts of First Instance (1) Appeals (b) First Instance Magistrates' Courts District Courts Excluding appeal cases, the increase in new cases is general. The reason for the increase in Magistrates' Courts may be the establishment of ten new courts of this type. A large number of cases were brought before the new summary courts, and it is understood that the courts are doing their best to complete the work. Despite the increase in pending cases in the Magistrates' Courts, it was expected to be higher due to the increase in new cases there.

(2) Criminal Justice The figures for crimes in 1912 were explained in the chapter on the work of the Ministry of the Interior. Unfortunately, serious crimes also increased significantly last year compared to previous years, as seen in the following table: From October 1911 to 30 September 1912 1911 14,471 457 457 857 2,003 283 2,561 1910 12,468 4,567 418 717 1,693 (294-298) 308 (310-321) 2,871 (321) Types of Crimes Theft (Article 274) Theft (Article 275) Forgery (Article 183) Fraud (Article 293) Embezzlement (Articles 294-298) Poisoning of Livestock (Articles 310-321) Destruction of Crops (Article 321) 20,65 30,7 30,7 448 836 2,258 328 16,525