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100 Law Enforcement Agencies Now Use the eTicket System

June 30, 2009

Reaching the 100 mark is momentous for birthdays and businesses. Celebrations fitting for the occasion usually include parties and cakes along with speeches and pictures.  On June 8th, an unlikely guest of honor, traffic tickets, celebrated the triple digit number.  Getting a traffic ticket can lead a person to proclaim, “It was a bad day.”  But the paperless ticket celebrated in LaPorte is likely to win over even the … [Read more...] about 100 Law Enforcement Agencies Now Use the eTicket System

Saving Green: How courts can meet budget constraints with eco-friendly practices

April 30, 2009

Not everyone considers being called a “tree hugger” a compliment, but when we can do something for the environment and save money, well that’s something everyone can wrap their arms around.  Like other states around the country, Indiana is faced with budget concerns at all levels of government. When budgets are tight, we look for ways to save money; and there are many cost-saving measures courts can employ that also h … [Read more...] about Saving Green: How courts can meet budget constraints with eco-friendly practices

Celebrating Lincoln

February 28, 2009

The Indiana Supreme Court partnered with the Indiana State Bar Association to host a statewide birthday bash for Abraham Lincoln. The 200th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth was February 12, 2009. Chief Justice Randall T. Shepard invited attorneys to join him in honoring America’s 16th President by visiting classrooms around the state. It is estimated that 30,000 Indiana school children learned about Lincoln through the … [Read more...] about Celebrating Lincoln

Recession Hits Home: The Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis and Our Indiana Courts

December 31, 2008

New Mortgage Foreclosure Filings Statewide

The national mortgage crisis is hitting our state very hard.  In 2007 there were 43,804 mortgage foreclosure cases filed in Indiana trial courts, an increase of around 50% in the cases filed just five years ago.  The explosion of new cases is causing judges to rethink how they deal with the civil filings that have changed the landscape of the economy and caused personal hardship to so many families. “I’ve thought abou … [Read more...] about Recession Hits Home: The Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis and Our Indiana Courts

Self Help Video for Litigants Without Lawyers

October 31, 2008

Litigants Without Lawyers

The future of your family life is at risk. A considerable portion of your wealth is up for grabs. You are in a completely unfamiliar arena where your fate will be decided by people you don't know and who know nothing about you. That's the scenario faced by many citizens who go into court on a domestic relations matter without an attorney. To ease that anxiety, the Supreme Court's Division of State Court … [Read more...] about Self Help Video for Litigants Without Lawyers

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