Table 1.

Sample size and composition by demographic variable.

Demographic variable	Sample size: n (%)
	Survey Part 1 (n = 152)	Survey Part 2 (n = 125)
Age (years)
<50	20 (13.2%)	15 (12.0%)
50–59	60 (39.5%)	48 (38.4%)
60–69	67 (44.1%)	59 (47.2%)
>70	5 (3.3%)	3 (2.4%)
Gender
Female	66 (43.4%)	59 (47.2%)
Male	86 (56.6%)	66 (52.8%)
Seniority (years since appointment)
<2	21 (13.8%)	13 (10.4%)
2–4	20 (13.2%)	17 (13.6%)
5–9	63 (41.4%)	53 (42.4%)
10–14	26 (17.1%)	22 (17.6%)
15–19	10 (6.6%)	9 (7.2%)
20+	12 (7.9%)	11 (8.8%)
Location
Urban	102 (67.1%)	85 (68.0%)
Suburban	31 (20.4%)	23 (18.4%)
Rural	19 (12.5%)	17 (13.6%)
Main area of practice
Crime or Coronial	89 (58.6%)	73 (58.4%)
Combination	35 (23.0%)	29 (23.2%)
Civil or Commercial	28 (18.4%)	23 (18.4%)
Jurisdiction
Summary	84 (55.3%)	68 (54.4%)
Higher	68 (44.7%)	57 (45.6.%)
Total	152 (100%)	125 (82.2%)