Publisher's Synopsis
This document details the findings of the Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency regarding the administration of the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court and the Office of Clerk of the Superior Court in Chicago, Illinois. Published in 1911, the report offers a critical examination of the operational practices, staffing, and overall efficiency of these key judicial offices. The study seeks to identify areas for improvement in the management of court records, financial procedures, and the handling of legal documents. This historical analysis offers valuable insights into the challenges and complexities of public administration at the local level during the early 20th century.
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