What must be included in the report prepared for the OCA?

In preparing a report for the Office of Court Administration (OCA), it's essential to include the name of the municipality and the mailing address of the court. This information is fundamental for identifying which court is being referenced, ensuring that the OCA can accurately process and handle the report. The details about the jurisdiction, including the municipality and court address, facilitate communication, administrative oversight, and ensure proper documentation and organization within the court system. This context is crucial for record-keeping and helps maintain clarity in the administrative functions of the courts.

While budgetary information, judges' personal opinions, or solely statistical data may be relevant in certain reports or contexts, the explicit identification of the court and municipality is vital for the OCA’s administrative records. This ensures that all reports are correctly attributed and can be easily accessed and reviewed when necessary.