1. In addition to reports filed pursuant to section two hundred thirteen, the chief administrator of the courts shall include in its annual report to the legislature and the governor information, by county, showing the total number of delinquency cases filed under this article, the precise crime or crimes charged in such petitions by penal law section, the number of respondents included in such petitions, the number of cases heard in the designated felony parts, the age of the alleged victim by crime, the length of time and number of adjournments between the filing of a petition and the conclusion of the fact-finding process, the number of cases dismissed by the court, the number withdrawn, the number admitted to in whole or in part, the number of contested fact-finding hearings and their result, the precise crime, if any, found to have been committed, the length of time and number of adjournments between the fact-finding hearing and the conclusion of the dispositional hearing and the final precise disposition of such cases. Designated felony cases shall be separately reported by each event or fact enumerated in this section. Cases removed from criminal courts shall also be separately reported by each event and fact enumerated in this section.2. The office of probation and correctional alternatives shall include in its annual report to the legislature and the governor information, by county, showing the total number of delinquency cases adjusted prior to filing.N.Y. Family Court Law § 385.1