A change of venue has been granted for the Division of State Court Administration and the Judicial Technology and Automation Committee, Board of Law Examiners, Disciplinary Commission, Judicial Center, and the Commission for Continuing Legal Education. More than 150 court employees and contractors in these five Supreme Court agencies will soon have a new home in the historic Kite Building at 30 South Meridian Street … [Read more...] about Change of Venue: Court Offices Move to New Location
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Commission on Courts to Indiana General Assembly: Time to Change Judicial Circuits and Add Some Judges and Magistrates
Will the “Swiss” cheese stand alone? Last month, acting on a request from Switzerland County, the Commission on Courts took the first step toward dismantling a large part of the cross-county judicial structure in southeast Indiana. It recommended abolishing both the joint Jefferson-Switzerland Circuit Court and the joint Ohio-Switzerland Superior Court. The Commission will recommend the establishment of a new Circ … [Read more...] about Commission on Courts to Indiana General Assembly: Time to Change Judicial Circuits and Add Some Judges and Magistrates
BRIDGES: Building Relationships InDividually – Giving Excellent Support
BRIDGES (Building Relationships InDividually-Giving Excellent Support) is an initiative of the Indiana Supreme Court's Division of State Court Administration that is designed to improve the service the Division provides to trial judges. The Division was created by legislation to assist the Supreme Court in its administration of our judicial system, and to assess the needs and solve the problems of our trial judges. … [Read more...] about BRIDGES: Building Relationships InDividually – Giving Excellent Support
New Faces
State Court Administration will benefit from new staffers with significant experience in Indiana’s trial courts, state agencies and non-profits. Mary Carey has joined State Court Administration as an Administrative Assistant. She will work with the Trial Court Management staff to help produce and publish the annual Indiana Judicial Service Report. Mary has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Dayton U … [Read more...] about New Faces
Judicial Conference Session Demonstrates Ease of Using Language Line
The Indiana Supreme Court’s Language Line Program is as simple to use as taking porridge from a bear’s vacant cottage. All a judicial officer needs is a speakerphone, the Supreme Court’s approved account number, and a dialing finger. To showcase the relative ease of using the Supreme Court’s Language Line Program, Judge Robert Altice, Marion Superior Court, and Lilia Judson, Executive Director of the Division of Stat … [Read more...] about Judicial Conference Session Demonstrates Ease of Using Language Line