The bill mandates the state court administrator to annually collect and publish performance information for district court judges, including district associate judges, full-time associate juvenile judges, and full-time associate probate judges. The performance metrics to be reported include pretrial discretion, sentencing outcomes, appellate review, and courtroom efficiency. Specifically, the data will cover aspects such as bond amounts set by judges, the frequency of releases on recognizance for violent versus nonviolent offenses, sentencing outcomes compared to statutory and prosecutorial recommendations, and the average time taken for judges to rule on motions or cases.

Additionally, the bill requires the judicial branch to create and maintain an internet site that features a search interface by county and name, displays the collected performance information along with average statistics for each judicial district, and provides a space for judges to include a personal statement of up to 500 words regarding their judicial philosophy or specific data trends. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and accountability within the judicial system.