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Honorable Mark K. Dudley

October 11, 2017

Judge Dudley with his family

This is the forty-second of our Court Times articles that highlight up close and personal a member of the Indiana Judiciary. Madison Superior Court Judge Mark Dudley graduated from Indiana University – Bloomington with degrees in history and political science, and obtained his law degree, cum laude, from Indiana University Maurer School of Law in 1990. He began his professional career in 1991 and maintained an active … [Read more...] about Honorable Mark K. Dudley

Commitment to Data Sharing

October 11, 2017

Graphic shows the electronic and manual criminal filing process.

Two key initiatives undertaken by Trial Court Technology (TCT) are in the spotlight for playing important roles in the sharing of court data with key stakeholders and the public. Data from the Abstract of Judgment application and the Odyssey court case management system is enhancing the amount and quality of data TCT is now able to share with all three branches of government and the public. Abstract of Judgment … [Read more...] about Commitment to Data Sharing

How do you define success?

October 11, 2017

Is it running an efficient court—the volume of cases you’ve cleared each quarter? Or do you look at recidivism by individual defendants, or maybe the number of return trips to court by parties in a contested dissolution case? In fact, studies dating back to the 1980s have consistently shown that what matters most to parties to litigation (even more than outcomes, costs, or delays) is whether they thought the process w … [Read more...] about How do you define success?

Courtroom 107

October 11, 2017

Judges Nancy Boyer, Stanley Levine, and Frances Gull speak with Courthouse building crew and courthouse staff.

It is a challenge faced by courts throughout Indiana: matching the modern day needs of the courts with the limitations of historic courthouses. But in Allen County, an abundance of will and ingenuity found a way to tackle the problem. After struggling for years with limited space and aging technology, Allen Superior Court Judges embarked on a project with the County Commissioners and others that resulted in a … [Read more...] about Courtroom 107

Lake County CASA volunteer wins award from IRTA

October 11, 2017

CASA Award winner Eugene Wease with GAL/CASA State Director Leslie Dunn and Lake County CASA Director Rehana Adat-Lopez.

The Indiana Retired Teachers Association (IRTA) selected Eugene Wease from Lake County to receive the CASA Award at their Annual Representatives’ Assembly and Awards Luncheon on June 14. Each year, the IRTA recognizes an outstanding member who has served as a CASA director, staff member, or volunteer. The award was presented to Wease by Tom Mellish, Executive Director of IRTA, and Leslie Dunn, Indiana State Director o … [Read more...] about Lake County CASA volunteer wins award from IRTA

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