Overall, the report shows that a record number of new cases were filed in Ohio courts in 2003, with 3,368,567 cases being filed. Of these, 2,237 were in the State Supreme Court; 10,905 in the courts of appeals; 211,376 in the courts of common pleas-general division; 79,527 in the domestic relations courts; 95,338 in the probate courts; 264,897 in the juvenile courts; 2,447,108 in the municipal courts; 256,045 in the county courts; and 1,134 in the Ohio Court of Claims. The general division of the courts of common pleas had a 2-percent increase in new case filings, and the other divisions of the courts of common pleas had as much as a 5-percent (juvenile courts) decrease in new case filings. There was a 5-percent increase in new criminal felony case filings, while delinquency case filings declined 5 percent. Overall, new case filings for county courts declined by 16 percent (52,130 cases), and municipal courts experienced a 16-percent increase in contracts case filings and a 32-percent increase in other civil case filings. Extensive tables and figures