New case types are coming when the Criminal Code Revision Act (H.E.A.1006) becomes effective on July 1, 2014 and the court reporting forms have been modified to accommodate the changes. You can preview the new QCSR form at: http://www.in.gov/judiciary/admin/files/courtmgmt-frm-court-2014-qcsr.pdf
On April 23, 2014, the Court approved the following case types to be used for felonies committed on or after July 1, 2014:
| Case Type | Description |
| F1 | Level 1 Felony |
| F2 | Level 2 Felony |
| F3 | Level 3 Felony |
| F4 | Level 4 Felony |
| F5 | Level 5 Felony |
| F6 | Level 6 Felony |
The actual Court Order can be viewed at: http://courts.in.gov/files/order-rules-2014-0424-admin.pdf.
The existing felony case types (FA, FB, FC and FD) must be used for all felonies committed on or before June 30, 2014. This means we will now have two sets of felony case types and which case type to use is determined solely on what date the felony was committed (not the date the charges are filed).
We have received many questions about converting the current classes of crimes in caseload allocation plans to meet the new classifications. In general, the following table can be used:
| Current Code | HEA 1006 |
| Murder | Murder |
| Class A | Level 1 |
| Class A and B | Level 2 |
| Class A, B, and C | Level 3 |
| Class B and C | Level 4 |
| Class C and D | Level 5 |
| Class D | Level 6 |