How would you rate your most recent interaction with the Illinois court system? The Illinois Supreme Court and the Illinois Judicial Conference want to know.
The Illinois Judicial Branch is requesting feedback from lawyers, their clients, and members of the public about their recent court experiences through the Illinois Circuit Court User Experience Survey.
The survey is designed for all in-person and remote circuit court users. Users are encouraged to complete the survey each time they visit a courthouse in person or remotely during the survey period. Responses can be recorded regarding experiences in multiple Illinois courthouses.
The feedback will be used to improve the court experience for lawyers and court users and to inform future policy decisions.
The survey can be taken in person at all Illinois courthouses or online via this link. All responses are anonymous.
- Who Should Complete The Survey: Parties to a civil case, criminal defendants, lawyers (including state’s attorneys and public defenders), jurors, witnesses, and other people who use the Illinois court system.
- Who Should Not Complete The Survey: Judges, court staff, and others who work for the Illinois court system.
The deadline to respond to the survey is August 7, 2026.
If you have questions, please contact Marisa Wiesman, Administrative Office of Illinois Courts, at mwiesman@illinoiscourts.gov.
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