Within the project “Facilitating Implementation of Reforms in the Judiciary”, implemented by Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center (EMC) in cooperation with the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) and Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC), CRRC-Georgia conducted a survey that discusses issues related to different aspects of access to courts and attitudes of the population of Georgia.
Within the project “Facilitating Implementation of Reforms in the Judiciary”, implemented by Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center (EMC) in cooperation with the Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) and Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC), CRRC-Georgia conducted a survey that discusses issues related to different aspects of access to courts and attitudes of the population of Georgia.
Question text: Settlement type
Question text: Respondent's sex
Question text: Age group
Note: The variable is generated from AGE variable, present in the original dataset.
Question text: Overall, how would you say, you are interested what is going in the courts of Georgia? Please use the card where 1 means “I am not interested at all”, and 10 means “I am interested very much”.
Note: Answer options were recoded from 10-point scale into 5-point scale.
Question text: Please tell me, how would you rate the performance of the Court system in Georgia?
Question text: How do you think the court system has changed in Georgia in the last 6 years? Has it gotten better, stayed the same or gotten worse?
Question text: Overall, how much do you trust or distrust court system in Georgia?
Note: Answer options 'Somewhat trust' and 'Somewhat distrust' were grouped as 'Partially trust, partially distrust'
Question text: In your opinion how independent or not independent is court system from the political influences?
Question text: In your opinion, overall, how much accessible is court system for people living in Georgia? [Including: financial, territorial, trust, difficulty of compiling documents and other obstacles in the process of access]
Question text: In your opinion, how long does it take for the following types of cases to be heard in court? Civil dispute trial –Any dispute between individuals (including one or both parties are companies), such as family and inheritance disputes (divorce, adoption, inheritance), contractual disputes (loans, leasing, installments, etc.) and Other)
Question text: In your opinion, how long does it take for the following types of cases to be heard in court? Administrative dispute trial – All disputes where the other party is a state body (other than criminal cases), for example: patrol fines, tax disputes, permits issued by City Hall, etc.
Question text: In your opinion, how long does it take for the following types of cases to be heard in court? Criminal Proceedings - Anything related to crime, such as murder, robbery, robbery, drug offenses, bribery, etc.
Question text: In your opinion, how expensive or inexpensive is it to file a court case/participate in a hearing of a trial for people like you? (Including: Lawyer service costs, Costs of preparing procedural documents, forensics, Court fees, travel costs, and so on.)
Question text: In your opinion, what are the likely costs of participating in civil disputes? (Costs include: attorney's fees, procedural costs, forensics, fees, travel expenses, etc.)
Question text: In your opinion, what are the likely costs of participating in administrative disputes? (Costs include: attorney's fees, procedural costs, forensics, fees, travel expenses, etc.)
Question text: In your opinion, what are the likely costs of participating in on criminal cases? (Costs include: attorney's fees, procedural costs, forensics, fees, travel expenses, etc.)
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Court costs (levy, attorney's fees, procedural documents drafting costs, expert fees, etc.)
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Timeframe / duration of the hearing
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Court location / territorial access
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Preparation of documents to be submitted to the court
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Distrust of the court
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Lack of the knowledge of Georgian language
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Sex
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Social vulnerability status
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? That some groups find it unacceptable for a court to intervene in a dispute (cultural factor)
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? Danger of revenge (meaning: revenge against the victim by the offender in the future)
Question text: Now I’m going to list some factors. Please tell me how much or not these factors hinder people living in Georgia in going to court? The victim would be worried about the expected severe punishment
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Ethnic minorities
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Ethnic Georgians
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Sexual minorities (Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender)
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? People of traditional sexual orientations, heterosexuals
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Non-orthodox Christians and non-Christians
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Orthodox Christians
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? People with disabilities
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Socially vulnerable people
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Women
Question text: In your opinion, how accessible or inaccessible are the courts to the following groups living in Georgia? Men
Question text: In your opinion, if a person living in Georgia does not trust the court, will he or she still address the court if necessary?
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? Court services are expensive
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? It takes a long time for the court to hear the case
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? I do not trust the court
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? The court is not free from outside influences
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? I do not expect that the case will be heard fairly
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? Judges are not professionals
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? Judges are not conscientious
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? The court is not territorially accessible
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? Because of the threat of revenge (meaning: revenge against the victim by the offender in the future)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? The cultural factor - the fact that some groups find it unacceptable for a court to intervene in a dispute
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? The victim would be worried about the expected severe punishment
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: In your opinion, what are the main reasons why people living in Georgia would not address the court? Other
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that if people do not trust the court, they would not address it.
Question text: Have you heard about the following alternative dispute resolution mechanisms? Mediation
Question text: Have you heard about the following alternative dispute resolution mechanisms? Arbitration
Question text: Have you heard about the following alternative dispute resolution mechanisms? Diversion
Question text: Have you heard about the following alternative dispute resolution mechanisms? Other
Question text: Have you heard of the State Legal Aid Service?
Question text: Do you know what types of disputes you can use their help for?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about LAS.
Question text: Have you personally applied for the State Legal Aid Service?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about LAS.
Question text: For what did you apply for the State Legal Aid Service? For a lawyer consultation
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for LAS.
Question text: For what did you apply for the State Legal Aid Service? For representation in the court (hiring a lawyer for trials)
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for LAS.
Question text: For what did you apply for the State Legal Aid Service? Assistance in putting together legal documents
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for LAS.
Question text: For what did you apply for the State Legal Aid Service? Other
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for LAS.
Question text: Have you heard of other, non-state/non-governmental legal aid service centers?
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? Georgian Young Lawyers Association (GYLA)
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? Transparency International Georgia (TI)
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? Democratic Initiative of Georgia (GDI)
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? The Human Rights Education and Monitoring Center (EMC)
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? Human Rights Center
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Which specific non-governmental/non-state legal aid service centers have you heard of? Other
Note: Respondents could name all answers. Interviewers did not read answer options.
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non governmenral LAS centers.
Question text: Have you requested any non-state/non-governmental legal service centers?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have heard about non-governmental LAS centers.
Question text: For what type of help did you request from this center? Lawyer’s consultation
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for non-governmental LAS centers.
Question text: For what type of help did you request from this center? For representation in the court (hiring a lawyer for trials)
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for non-governmental LAS centers.
Question text: For what type of help did you request from this center? Assistance in drafting legal documents
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for non-governmental LAS centers.
Question text: For what type of help did you request from this center? Other
Note: Respondents could name all answers
The question was asked to the respondents who said that they have applied for non-governmental LAS centers.
Question text: In general, which do you trust more: the State Legal Aid Service or other, non-state / non-governmental legal aid service centers?
Question text: Have you gone to court in the last 6 years?
Question text: Have you wanted to address the courts in the last 6 years?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who did not said that they have applied for the courts in last 6 years.
Question text: Would you address to the court if you needed to in the future?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who did not applied and did not want to apply for the courts in the last 6 years.
Question text: What type of dispute did/do you have in court?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: What was/is your status during the proceedings?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Did/do you use the services of a lawyer in court proceedings?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? I didn't have enough money to hire a lawyer
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? I had no infromation how to get a lawyer
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? There is/was not a lawyer in my settlement
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? I do not trust any lawyer
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? I was able to defend my own interests by myself
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: What are the main reasons, you do/did not use attorney services? Other
Note: Respondents could name three answers
The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years and did not use any attorney services.
Question text: Territorially how easy or difficult is/was it to access the court for you?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: How difficult or easy was / is it to prepare the documents to be submitted to the court?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: How long did it take to complete your trial?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Approximately, how much did you spend on court proceedings?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc. It was an open question and answers are recoded into interval scale.
Question text: Do you think your case was tried fairly?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: What was the outcome of your case?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Overall, how would you rate your experience in litigation?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Court costs (levy, attorney's fees, procedural documents drafting costs, expert fees, etc.)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Timeframe / duration of the hearing
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Court location/territorial access
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Preparation of documents to be submitted to the court
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Distrust of the court
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Lack of the knowledge of Georgian language
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Sex
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Socially vulnerable status
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? That some groups find it unacceptable for a court to intervene to resolve a dispute (cultural factor)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? Danger of revenge (meaning: revenge on the victim by the offender in future)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read you some factors and please tell me, depending on your experience, how much these factors impede or do not impede access to the court? The victim would be worried about the expected severe punishment
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who applied for the courts in the last 6 years. In case respondent had few disputes, interviewers asked about last completed one. Expenses includes: expenses for lawyer, examination, travel, translator, levy, etc.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Court costs (levy, attorney's fees, procedural documents drafting costs, expert fees, etc.)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Timeframe / duration of the hearing
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Court location / territorial access
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Preparation of documents to be submitted to the court
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Distrust of the court
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Lack of the knowledge of Georgian language
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Sex
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Socially vulnerable status
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? That some groups find it unacceptable for a court to intervene to resolve a dispute (cultural factor)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? Danger of revenge (meaning: revenge on the victim by the offender in future)
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: Now I am going to read some factors and please tell me how each of them has or has not impacted your decision not to address the courts? The victim would be worried about the expected severe punishment
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who wanted to apply for the courts in the last 6 years, but did not do so.
Question text: What is your current marital status?
Question text: There are a number of ethnic groups living in Georgia. Which ethnic group do you consider yourself a part of?
Note: The question was recoded. The options 'Kurd or Yezid' and 'Azerbaijani' were grouped with 'Other ethnicity'.
Question text: What is the highest level of education you have completed?
Note: Options 'No primary education', 'Primary education', 'Incomplete secondary education', 'Secondary education' were grouped to 'Secondary or lower', 'Incomplete higher education', 'Completed higher education' and 'Post-graduate degree' were grouped to 'Higher than secondary'.
Question text: Have you received education in law?
Question text: Of the list on the card, which corresponds to your occupation the best? Please choose the main occupation.
Question text: Please tell me in which field do you work?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that they work full time or part time (even if respondent is a pensioner or a student), including seasonal work or they are self-employed (even if respondent is a pensioner or a student), including seasonal work.
Question text: What is the sector of your employment?
Note: The question was asked to the respondents who said that they work full time or part time (even if respondent is a pensioner or a student), including seasonal work or they are self-employed (even if respondent is a pensioner or a student), including seasonal work.
Question text: Speaking about your personal monetary income last month, after all taxes were paid, which of the groups on this CARD does your income belong to?
Question text: Household income is a sum of monetary income of all household members. Speaking about monetary income of all your household members last month, after all taxes were paid, to which of the following groups does your household belong?
Question text: In general, do you receive any kind of cash assistance from the state?
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Old age pension
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Social vulnerability
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Internally Displaced Person
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Person with disability
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Veteran
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Families with many children
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Please tell me which status you have for which you receive state assistance? Other
Note: Respondents could name all possible answers
The question was asked to the respondent who said that s/he gets a cash assistance for the state.
Question text: Total number of people per household
Question text: Number of adults per household
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