Southern District of Florida

A U.S. district court in the Eleventh Circuit, in Florida. Its figures are federal cases and are never added to Florida's.

People sentenced, FY2025: 1,457
Noncitizens, FY2025: 52%
Pretrial cases, FY2025: 1,511
Detained, FY2025: 65.3%

Federal sentences

People sentenced in this court under the federal guidelines, by federal fiscal year (October to September), counted by CrimeDB from the Sentencing Commission's records. Dashed lines mark changes in federal sentencing law.

People sentenced, FY2002 to FY2025

FY2003: PROTECT Act, April 30, 2003: appeals courts review departures from the guidelines anew, and the Commission must cut downward departures.
FY2005: United States v. Booker, January 12, 2005: the guidelines become advisory, so FY2005 holds sentences from before and after.
FY2008: Gall and Kimbrough, December 10, 2007: judges may sentence outside the range with less reason given, including over the crack to powder ratio.
FY2010: Fair Sentencing Act, August 3, 2010: crack cocaine thresholds rise and the crack to powder ratio falls from 100 to 1 to about 18 to 1.
FY2019: First Step Act, December 21, 2018: a wider safety valve, no more stacked gun counts, and the crack changes made retroactive.
FY2024: Guideline amendments of November 1, 2023: fewer criminal history points for offenses committed under supervision, and a lower range for people with none.

Sentence type and length, FY2025

Share of people sentenced
Prison only	93%1,355	1,355
Prison and alternatives	3%39	39
Probation and alternatives	2%28	28
Probation only	2%35	35

Alternatives are home detention, community confinement, or intermittent confinement. The median prison term was 28 months (mean 55) for the 1,394 sentenced to prison, 12 of them to life; life and anything over 470 months count as 470, as the Commission counts them.

Percent sentenced to prison, FY2002 to FY2025

Median prison term in months, FY2002 to FY2025

FY2018: From FY2018 the Commission counts a sentence of time served with no amount given as one day of prison; before, it left those out of the prison term. Counted that way, FY2017's national median prison term would be 24 months, not 27.

People sentenced by offense, FY2025

Share of people sentenced
Immigration	30%440	440
Drug Trafficking	22%315	315
Fraud/Theft/Embezzlement	15%220	220
Firearms	10%145	145
Money Launder	7%94	94
Child Pornography	4%54	54
Robbery	3%49	49
Sex Abuse	2%32	32
Tax	1%20	20
Stalking/Harassing	1%14	14
Administration of Justice	1%12	12
National Defense	1%12	12
Assault	1%10	10
Murder	1%9	9
Bribery/Corruption	1%8	8
Kidnapping	<1%4	4
Environmental	<1%3	3
Food and Drug	<1%3	3
Prison Offenses	<1%3	3
Arson	<1%2	2
Extortion/Racketeering	<1%2	2
Individual Rights	<1%2	2
Burglary/Trespass	<1%1	1
Commercialized Vice	<1%1	1
Manslaughter	<1%1	1
Obscenity/Other Sex Offenses	<1%1	1

All 1,457 people sentenced, by the Commission's offense type (OFFGUIDE, by the primary guideline).

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by offense, FY2018 to FY2025

Offense	FY2018	FY2019*	FY2020	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024*	FY2025
Drug Trafficking	514	452	359	256	462	415	317	315
Immigration	653	545	312	116	273	332	338	440
Fraud/Theft/Embezzlement	535	418	292	186	422	299	288	220
Firearms	168	195	121	92	229	174	126	145
Money Launder	82	79	50	56	61	70	54	94
Robbery	77	71	51	30	67	45	59	49
Child Pornography	33	44	19	18	38	49	45	54
Sex Abuse	24	19	17	12	50	34	42	32
Bribery/Corruption	41	28	34	9	28	26	20	8
Tax	14	23	11	4	27	21	17	20
Administration of Justice	20	24	5	7	12	15	8	12
Environmental	15	5	11	3	7	18	9	3
Stalking/Harassing	10	10	10	6	5	8	8	14
National Defense	14	7	6	5	9	7	6	12
Assault	5	2	4	1	4	4	7	10
Murder	2	6	0	4	2	9	5	9
Kidnapping	0	1	4	1	5	6	12	4
Forgery/Counter/Copyright	17	7	3	0	1	2	1	0
Obscenity/Other Sex Offenses	6	8	6	0	5	4	1	1
Other	6	7	5	0	1	2	6	0
Prison Offenses	1	4	4	1	4	6	1	3
Extortion/Racketeering	5	10	0	1	0	1	0	2
Individual Rights	1	6	1	2	1	1	0	2
Food and Drug	4	0	0	0	2	2	1	3
Commercialized Vice	0	3	0	3	1	0	1	1
Burglary/Trespass	2	3	0	0	0	1	1	1
Arson	1	1	0	0	0	0	3	2
Manslaughter	0	3	0	0	2	0	1	1
Antitrust	0	5	1	0	0	0	0	0
Drug Possession	1	1	0	0	1	1	0	0
All offenses	2,251	1,987	1,326	813	1,719	1,552	1,377	1,457

By the Commission's offense type for these years (OFFGUIDE, by the primary guideline). Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

* A change in federal sentencing law took effect in this fiscal year (listed under the timeline).

Earlier years, under the Commission's older offense types, are in the tables at the foot of the page.

People sentenced by citizenship, FY2025

Share of people sentenced
U.S. citizen	48%693	693
Not a U.S. citizen	52%761	761
Citizenship not known	<1%3	3

440 of the 1,457 were sentenced for an immigration offense.

People sentenced by race and Hispanic origin, FY2025

People sentenced by race and Hispanic origin, FY2025
Hispanic, 11 placed by CrimeDB	58%839	839
Black, 1 placed by CrimeDB	29%421	421
White+MENA, 2 placed by CrimeDB	12%172	172
Asian+NHPI	1%19	19
AIAN	<1%2	2
Race unknown	<1%4	4

Race and Hispanic origin as each person told the probation officer
Race recorded without ethnicity: split by the source's own recorded Hispanic share of each race

All 1,457 people sentenced. Race and Hispanic origin as each person told the probation officer. Hispanic is of any race; the other groups are not Hispanic. White+MENA includes Middle Eastern and North African people. USSC recorded a race and no Hispanic origin for 14 people in FY2025: each keeps that race, and CrimeDB placed only their Hispanic origin, the lighter part.

People sentenced by criminal history category, FY2025

People sentenced by criminal history category, FY2025
I	62%905	905
II	14%205	205
III	9%128	128
IV	4%60	60
V	2%33	33
VI	5%68	68
Category not known	4%58	58

All 1,457 people sentenced. By the category the court found, I (least) to VI (most), from points for prior sentences under the guidelines.

Sentences against the guideline range, FY2025

Sentences against the guideline range, FY2025
Within the range	56%814	814
Above the range	3%44	44
Below the range, government-sponsored	11%157	157
Below the range, not government-sponsored	27%387	387
Not known or not comparable	4%55	55

All 1,457 people sentenced. In the Commission's four groups. Government-sponsored: the prosecutor moved for it, for substantial assistance, early disposition, or another reason.

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

Pretrial release and detention

Defendants whose pretrial services case opened in the fiscal year, and the percent detained and never released before trial, as U.S. Courts prints them. Table H-14 counts every case, H-14A leaves out immigration cases, and H-14B, from FY2022, leaves out the cases U.S. Courts classes as illegal alien cases.

Percent detained, all cases (H-14), FY2006 to FY2025

Pretrial release and detention, FY2025

Which cases	Table	Cases opened	Detained	Released	Detained (%)	Released (%)
All cases	H-14	1,511	987	524	65.3%	34.7%
Excluding immigration cases	H-14A	1,154	632	522	54.8%	45.2%
Excluding illegal alien cases	H-14B	859	357	502	41.6%	58.4%

Detained: detained and never released before trial, as U.S. Courts prints it.

Source: U.S. Courts, Judicial Business Tables H-14, H-14A, and H-14B.

Every figure as a table

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida, by fiscal year

Fiscal year	People sentenced	U.S. citizens	Noncitizens	Citizenship not known	Immigration offenses
FY2002	2,553	1,192	1,156	205	261
FY2003	2,352	1,072	1,089	191	450
FY2004	2,080	982	949	149	331
FY2005	2,367	1,078	1,128	161	601
FY2006	2,030	960	931	139	397
FY2007	2,326	1,181	994	151	428
FY2008	2,273	1,031	1,117	125	516
FY2009	2,418	1,196	1,148	74	620
FY2010	2,355	1,106	1,216	33	601
FY2011	2,138	1,118	1,001	19	461
FY2012	2,175	1,166	979	30	457
FY2013	2,407	1,170	1,200	37	632
FY2014	2,261	1,214	1,025	22	559
FY2015	2,236	1,145	1,076	15	580
FY2016	2,234	1,191	1,031	12	528
FY2017	2,365	1,145	1,200	20	544
FY2018	2,251	1,073	1,169	9	653
FY2019	1,987	992	986	9	545
FY2020	1,326	696	622	8	312
FY2021	813	443	369	1	116
FY2022	1,719	970	744	5	273
FY2023	1,552	818	729	5	332
FY2024	1,377	738	634	5	338
FY2025	1,457	693	761	3	440

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

Immigration offenses are the Commission's offense type for the year (OFFTYPE2 to FY2009, OFFTYPSB to FY2017, OFFGUIDE from FY2018).

Sentence type in the Southern District of Florida, by fiscal year

Fiscal year	People sentenced	Prison only	Prison and alternatives	Probation and alternatives	Probation only	Fine only	Type not known	Sentenced to prison	Life sentences
FY2002	2,553	2,097	60	125	120	10	141	89%	16
FY2003*	2,352	1,981	68	92	131	26	54	89%	11
FY2004	2,080	1,766	64	89	149	10	2	88%	11
FY2005*	2,367	2,017	101	98	142	2	7	90%	13
FY2006	2,030	1,718	61	96	139	4	12	88%	6
FY2007	2,326	1,986	76	109	152	2	1	89%	11
FY2008*	2,273	2,034	62	67	109	1	0	92%	5
FY2009	2,418	2,180	81	65	90	1	1	94%	9
FY2010*	2,355	2,111	106	65	73	0	0	94%	8
FY2011	2,138	1,829	136	90	83	0	0	92%	10
FY2012	2,175	1,931	96	70	77	1	0	93%	6
FY2013	2,407	2,175	84	63	83	2	0	94%	5
FY2014	2,261	2,043	73	62	83	0	0	94%	6
FY2015	2,236	2,002	74	95	65	0	0	93%	5
FY2016	2,234	2,075	62	44	50	3	0	96%	1
FY2017	2,365	2,118	93	69	85	0	0	93%	3
FY2018	2,251	2,021	63	69	98	0	0	93%	5
FY2019*	1,987	1,796	60	71	60	0	0	93%	6
FY2020	1,326	1,191	43	49	43	0	0	93%	1
FY2021	813	725	37	20	30	1	0	94%	0
FY2022	1,719	1,555	62	52	50	0	0	94%	0
FY2023	1,552	1,421	63	29	39	0	0	96%	7
FY2024*	1,377	1,243	46	26	62	0	0	94%	9
FY2025	1,457	1,355	39	28	35	0	0	96%	12

USSC's sentence types (SENTIMP). Alternatives are home detention, community confinement, or intermittent confinement. Sentenced to prison: prison only, or prison and alternatives, of those whose type is known.

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

* A change in federal sentencing law took effect in this fiscal year (listed under the timeline).

Sentence length in the Southern District of Florida, by fiscal year (months)

Fiscal year	Sentence, mean	Sentence, median	People sentenced	Prison term, mean	Prison term, median	Sentenced to prison
FY2002	58	37	2,409	65	46	2,121
FY2003*	55	37	2,266	64	42	1,937
FY2004	57	37	2,076	66	46	1,754
FY2005*	54	27	2,357	64	37	1,980
FY2006	59	36	2,016	69	46	1,700
FY2007	59	33	2,325	69	46	1,973
FY2008*	58	33	2,273	66	41	1,993
FY2009	55	30	2,417	62	37	2,128
FY2010*	52	30	2,354	57	36	2,109
FY2011	53	32	2,138	59	37	1,902
FY2012	52	30	2,175	56	36	1,970
FY2013	50	30	2,407	56	35	2,135
FY2014	53	32	2,261	58	36	2,034
FY2015	49	28	2,236	55	33	1,971
FY2016	52	30	2,234	57	36	2,013
FY2017	51	27	2,365	57	34	2,084
FY2018	48	24	2,251	52	30	2,084
FY2019*	47	24	1,987	50	28	1,856
FY2020	46	24	1,326	49	30	1,234
FY2021	54	36	813	57	37	762
FY2022	60	36	1,719	63	41	1,617
FY2023	56	32	1,552	57	36	1,484
FY2024*	57	30	1,377	60	35	1,289
FY2025	53	24	1,457	55	28	1,394

Sentence: prison and alternative confinement, with probation and fines as zero (USSC's sentence length). Prison term: prison alone, for those sentenced to prison (USSC's length of imprisonment). Life and anything over 470 months count as 470, as USSC counts them.

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

* A change in federal sentencing law took effect in this fiscal year (listed under the timeline).

FY2018: From FY2018 the Commission counts a sentence of time served with no amount given as one day of prison; before, it left those out of the prison term. Counted that way, FY2017's national median prison term would be 24 months, not 27.

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by offense, FY2002 to FY2009

Offense	FY2002	FY2003*	FY2004	FY2005*	FY2006	FY2007	FY2008*	FY2009
Drugs - Trafficking, Manufacturing, and Importing	1,313	995	939	850	813	824	733	670
Immigration	261	450	331	601	397	428	516	620
Fraud	274	274	292	281	302	469	421	512
Firearms	115	135	115	141	116	173	197	201
Money Laundering	92	75	77	119	67	85	100	67
Larceny	49	68	45	52	44	48	33	33
Forgery/Counterfeiting	52	50	24	40	26	42	46	42
Racketeering/Extortion	32	37	19	46	35	39	32	32
Administration of Justice	42	25	44	34	33	35	24	34
Pornography/Prostitution	23	34	18	25	33	36	39	59
Traffic Violations and Other Offenses	31	27	25	28	38	27	32	25
Robbery	40	35	17	27	16	16	8	19
Tax Offenses	20	14	38	32	22	17	12	17
Embezzlement	19	14	19	12	13	3	7	9
Assault	8	3	10	14	13	11	9	13
Bribery	12	6	15	12	8	15	10	2
Sexual Abuse	1	4	3	6	1	15	15	19
Environmental, Game, Fish, and Wildlife Offenses	9	2	5	5	7	9	13	12
Food and Drug Offenses	8	8	6	6	6	1	6	3
Prison Offenses	6	5	2	8	5	2	2	7
Drugs - Communication Facilities	6	3	7	11	1	4	2	1
Drugs - Simple Possession	2	3	9	5	5	6	0	5
Gambling/Lottery	6	5	0	0	12	9	0	2
National Defense Offenses	3	2	8	1	5	1	5	7
Kidnapping/Hostage Taking	5	2	0	0	0	8	3	1
Civil Rights Offenses	3	1	1	8	2	0	1	1
Auto Theft	1	4	1	1	4	2	1	1
Murder	3	3	1	1	0	1	2	3
Arson	0	2	3	1	4	0	0	0
Antitrust Violations	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	1
Burglary/Breaking and Entering	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0
Offense type not known	117	66	5	0	1	0	1	0
All offenses	2,553	2,352	2,080	2,367	2,030	2,326	2,273	2,418

By the Commission's offense type for these years (OFFTYPE2). Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

* A change in federal sentencing law took effect in this fiscal year (listed under the timeline).

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by offense, FY2010 to FY2017

Offense	FY2010*	FY2011	FY2012	FY2013	FY2014	FY2015	FY2016	FY2017
Drugs - Trafficking, Manufacturing, and Importing	665	642	597	565	499	493	571	648
Immigration	601	461	457	632	559	580	528	544
Fraud	500	524	519	579	554	545	530	606
Firearms	195	177	188	205	245	230	228	202
Money Laundering	51	57	69	82	83	58	37	42
Child Pornography	49	36	46	40	54	34	48	34
Traffic Violations and Other Offenses	40	37	37	52	29	52	46	41
Larceny	46	23	37	45	37	25	38	40
Robbery	23	25	29	40	28	30	55	42
Forgery/Counterfeiting	37	31	41	16	26	14	18	22
Racketeering/Extortion	29	14	27	24	17	26	40	21
Administration of Justice	32	21	19	22	24	27	17	18
Tax Offenses	15	28	19	17	13	22	11	12
Bribery	8	10	23	28	26	17	9	15
Sexual Abuse	8	10	10	15	11	24	15	23
Environmental, Game, Fish, and Wildlife Offenses	9	8	14	8	16	12	5	5
Assault	11	9	8	7	13	9	10	9
Food and Drug Offenses	8	0	7	6	9	7	9	6
National Defense Offenses	5	6	8	7	2	9	2	7
Embezzlement	1	4	3	1	4	10	3	17
Drugs - Simple Possession	2	9	4	2	1	2	3	1
Auto Theft	0	0	4	2	4	4	6	2
Prison Offenses	3	0	2	3	3	0	2	3
Murder	3	1	1	4	2	1	0	0
Arson	3	1	0	1	0	2	1	1
Drugs - Communication Facilities	4	0	0	3	1	0	0	1
Kidnapping/Hostage Taking	3	1	0	1	0	1	0	2
Civil Rights Offenses	1	0	2	0	0	1	2	1
Antitrust Violations	0	1	4	0	1	0	0	0
Burglary/Breaking and Entering	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0
Gambling/Lottery	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	0
Manslaughter	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
All offenses	2,355	2,138	2,175	2,407	2,261	2,236	2,234	2,365

By the Commission's offense type for these years (OFFTYPSB). Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

* A change in federal sentencing law took effect in this fiscal year (listed under the timeline).

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by offense, FY2025

Offense	People sentenced	Share
Immigration	440	30%
Drug Trafficking	315	22%
Fraud/Theft/Embezzlement	220	15%
Firearms	145	10%
Money Launder	94	7%
Child Pornography	54	4%
Robbery	49	3%
Sex Abuse	32	2%
Tax	20	1%
Stalking/Harassing	14	1%
Administration of Justice	12	1%
National Defense	12	1%
Assault	10	1%
Murder	9	1%
Bribery/Corruption	8	1%
Kidnapping	4	<1%
Environmental	3	<1%
Food and Drug	3	<1%
Prison Offenses	3	<1%
Arson	2	<1%
Extortion/Racketeering	2	<1%
Individual Rights	2	<1%
Burglary/Trespass	1	<1%
Commercialized Vice	1	<1%
Manslaughter	1	<1%
Obscenity/Other Sex Offenses	1	<1%

All 1,457 people sentenced, by the Commission's offense type (OFFGUIDE, by the primary guideline). Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by race and Hispanic origin, FY2025

Race and Hispanic origin	People sentenced	Of which placed by CrimeDB	Share
Hispanic	839	11	58%
Black	421	1	29%
White+MENA	172	2	12%
Asian+NHPI	19	0	1%
AIAN	2	0	<1%
Race unknown	4	0	<1%

All 1,457 people sentenced.

Hispanic is of any race; the other groups are not Hispanic. White+MENA includes Middle Eastern and North African people.

USSC recorded a race and no Hispanic origin for 14 people in FY2025: each keeps that race, and CrimeDB placed only their Hispanic origin, the lighter part.

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

Of which placed by CrimeDB: the part of each group CrimeDB placed (race recorded without ethnicity: split by the source's own recorded Hispanic share of each race); the rest of each group is as USSC recorded it.

People sentenced in the Southern District of Florida by criminal history category, FY2025

Criminal history category	People sentenced	Share
I	905	62%
II	205	14%
III	128	9%
IV	60	4%
V	33	2%
VI	68	5%
Category not known	58	4%

All 1,457 people sentenced.

The category the court found (XCRHISSR), I (least) to VI (most).

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

Sentences in the Southern District of Florida against the guideline range, FY2025

Against the guideline range	People sentenced	Share
Within the range	814	56%
Above the range	44	3%
Below the range, government-sponsored	157	11%
Below the range, not government-sponsored	387	27%
Not known or not comparable	55	4%

All 1,457 people sentenced.

The Commission's four groups (SENTRNGE collapsed as its Sourcebook does).

Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, individual offender datafiles, counted by CrimeDB.

Pretrial release and detention in the Southern District of Florida, all cases (Table H-14)

Fiscal year	Cases opened	Detained	Released	Detained (%)	Released (%)
FY2006	2,187	1,320	867	60.4%	39.6%
FY2007	2,577	1,453	1,124	56.4%	43.6%
FY2008	2,605	1,452	1,153	55.7%	44.3%
FY2009	2,900	1,670	1,230	57.6%	42.4%
FY2010	2,885	1,646	1,239	57.1%	42.9%
FY2011	2,560	1,402	1,158	54.8%	45.2%
FY2012	2,470	1,512	958	61.2%	38.8%
FY2013	2,485	1,594	891	64.1%	35.9%
FY2014	2,221	1,364	857	61.4%	38.6%
FY2015	2,283	1,446	837	63.3%	36.7%
FY2016	2,353	1,456	897	61.9%	38.1%
FY2017	2,243	1,466	777	65.4%	34.6%
FY2018	2,333	1,458	875	62.5%	37.5%
FY2019	2,013	1,329	684	66.0%	34.0%
FY2020	1,262	847	415	67.1%	32.9%
FY2021	1,477	822	655	55.7%	44.3%
FY2022	1,503	967	536	64.3%	35.7%
FY2023	1,438	883	555	61.4%	38.6%
FY2024	1,407	849	558	60.3%	39.7%
FY2025	1,511	987	524	65.3%	34.7%

Source: U.S. Courts, Judicial Business Tables H-14, H-14A, and H-14B, as printed.

Pretrial release and detention in the Southern District of Florida, excluding immigration cases (Table H-14A)

Fiscal year	Cases opened	Detained	Released	Detained (%)	Released (%)
FY2006	2,089	1,237	852	59.2%	40.8%
FY2007	2,431	1,315	1,116	54.1%	45.9%
FY2008	2,461	1,340	1,121	54.4%	45.6%
FY2009	2,687	1,520	1,167	56.6%	43.4%
FY2010	2,603	1,432	1,171	55.0%	45.0%
FY2011	2,374	1,244	1,130	52.4%	47.6%
FY2012	2,245	1,291	954	57.5%	42.5%
FY2013	2,180	1,292	888	59.3%	40.7%
FY2014	1,933	1,076	857	55.7%	44.3%
FY2015	1,982	1,156	826	58.3%	41.7%
FY2016	2,047	1,153	894	56.3%	43.7%
FY2017	1,895	1,120	775	59.1%	40.9%
FY2018	1,952	1,080	872	55.3%	44.7%
FY2019	1,613	931	682	57.7%	42.3%
FY2020	1,044	636	408	60.9%	39.1%
FY2021	1,360	709	651	52.1%	47.9%
FY2022	1,290	757	533	58.7%	41.3%
FY2023	1,181	632	549	53.5%	46.5%
FY2024	1,170	613	557	52.4%	47.6%
FY2025	1,154	632	522	54.8%	45.2%

Source: U.S. Courts, Judicial Business Tables H-14, H-14A, and H-14B, as printed.

Pretrial release and detention in the Southern District of Florida, excluding illegal alien cases (Table H-14B)

Fiscal year	Cases opened	Detained	Released	Detained (%)	Released (%)
FY2022	997	486	511	48.7%	51.3%
FY2023	906	386	520	42.6%	57.4%
FY2024	934	396	538	42.4%	57.6%
FY2025	859	357	502	41.6%	58.4%

Source: U.S. Courts, Judicial Business Tables H-14, H-14A, and H-14B, as printed.