# vLex Analytics

vLex Analytics provides a detailed analysis of Spanish courts, cases, and appeals, giving you valuable information that you can take into account to make decisions.

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vLex Analytics offers an analysis of public information and can provide a starting point for your research. You should not solely rely on this for your research.
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You can access **Analytics** from the main menu. However, your jurisdiction needs to be set to Spain for you to see this option.

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## Court analysis

Select the **Court analysis** tab to be able to search for information based on court. You can either search for the court, or you can use the map to select a province, then a municipality, and finally use the menus to reach a court.

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This dashboard will show you the name of the magistrate, an average number of days it takes to resolve a case, and the percentage of cases that are revoked. 

## Case analysis

The second tab in **vLex Analytics** will give you information about cases.

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Select the type of case, then the type of circumstance (if applicable), and finally the relevant municipality.

## Appeals analysis

Under the **Appeals analysis** tab, you can see the statistics for appeals. You can search by a particular type of appeal, or by cited law.

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Select your preferred method for searching, type your search terms, and vLex will show you your results.


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