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Quarterly docket report

State of the Clearance Docket, Q1 2001

Decided cases

5

0 granted · 5 denied

Grant rate

0%

0 of 5 decided · Q4 2000: 0%

Appeal Board decisions

8

8 affirmed · 0 reversed or remanded

The quarter in brief

DOHA judges decided 5 industrial security clearance cases in Q1 2001, granting 0% of them. Personal Conduct was the most common concern, appearing in 3 decided cases.

Month by month

Decided cases per month. The bars count volume and carry no outcome, so they are neutral.
January 20011 decided · 0% granted
February 20011 decided · 0% granted
March 20013 decided · 0% granted

Outcomes by concern

Hearing and written record

  • Decided after a live hearing

    Cases
    3
    Grant rate
  • Decided on the written record

    Cases
    2
    Grant rate

Representation

  • Represented by a lawyer

    Cases
    2
    Grant rate
  • Self-represented

    Cases
    3
    Grant rate

An association, not proof of cause: the groups being compared differ in many ways.

Cite this report

CASE, State of the Clearance Docket, Q1 2001 (clearancesearchengine.com/reports/quarterly/2001-q1)

How these numbers are measured

The population is decided hearing-level industrial security clearance decisions dated 2001-01-01 through 2001-03-31. Appeal Board decisions are counted separately and never mixed into the hearing figures. † marks a group built on fewer than 20 decided cases, too few to generalize, and a case raising several concerns counts under each of them. Figures are computed live from the record as it stands today, so decisions DOHA publishes late are added to their own quarter automatically. Definitions and checks are on the methodology page.

Reading the statistics

  • Granted = access granted or continued; Denied = denied or revoked.
  • Grant rate = granted ÷ (granted + denied).
  • † marks figures based on fewer than 20 cases, too few to be reliable.
  • Hovering any rate shows its statistical range (a 95% confidence interval).
  • Figures are descriptive counts over decided, public DOHA ISCR decisions, never predictions or assessments of any pending case.

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