Current problems of judicial statistics on criminal law in the Russian Federation

this article discusses current issues related to judicial statistics, including the difficulties encountered in collecting, systematizing, and interpreting information. One of the key challenges is the lack of available information, which significantly limits the possibilities for a full-fledged analysis of court proceedings. Many judicial authorities do not have the necessary resources to conduct comprehensive reporting, which makes it impossible to form a complete picture of the state of justice. Another serious problem is the lack of a unified system for organizing judicial information. To date, various judicial institutions use disparate approaches to data collection and processing, which makes it difficult to interpret the results later. The variety of assessment methods and criteria leads to the fact that statistical data often turn out to be incompatible with each other. Within the framework of this article, it is proposed to consider possible solutions to these problems, as well as recommendations for creating a unified system for collecting and analyzing judicial statistics. This will not only improve the quality of research in this area, but also increase the efficiency of the judicial system as a whole.

judicial statistics, statistical accounting of data, judicial system of the Russian Federation, actual problems of statistics