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By Amanda Wishin, Research Attorney · Indiana Office of Court Services Based on a recommendation from the Civil Litigation Taskforce, the Civil Case Management Pathways Pilot project was established by Supreme Court order and began with 7 judges on June 1, 2023, for a 2-year period. By order of the Indiana Supreme Court, the pilot was extended until December 31, 2026, and expanded to 12 additional … [Read more...] about In Their Words: Judges Describe Civil Pathways Pilot Expansion

By Cathrin Verano, Law Librarian · Office of Communication, Education & Outreach Three Indiana counties have recently celebrated the opening of new spaces that either house their courts or strive to keep individuals out of the justice system. In Elkhart and Morgan counties, new courthouses offer much more than additional space: they combine state-of-the art technology with nods to their historical … [Read more...] about Court Spaces: New Judicial Facilities Open in Morgan, Elkhart, and Marion Counties

By Cathrin Verano, Law Librarian · Office of Communication, Education & Outreach On September 30, the Indiana Supreme Court traveled to Jefferson County to hear oral argument in Ajaylan M. Shabazz v. State of Indiana. Over 800 attendees took to the bleachers in Hanover College’s Collier Arena to view the proceedings. After court was gaveled into session by honorary bailiff Creek Arthur, the five justices sp … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Holds Oral Argument at Hanover College

By Brittany Kelly, State Court Behavioral Health Administrator · Office of Behavioral Health The Indiana Office of Judicial Administration, through its Office of Behavioral Health, is beginning a pilot for Assisted Outpatient Treatment programs. It has selected seven counties to join three mentor counties, with the ten making up the Hon. Michael J. Kramer AOT Program Initiative. It’s named in honor of longtime No … [Read more...] about Pilot for Treatment Programs Named in Honor of Judge Kramer