By David Sexton, Intern | Office of Communication, Education & Outreach On Tuesday, October 22, the Indiana Supreme Court held an oral argument at Parke Heritage High School in Rockville. The Court heard an argument in Cavanaugh’s Sports Bar & Eatery, Ltd. v. Eric Porterfield, a civil negligence case. This argument marks the 46th time the Supreme Court has left the State House and held an oral argument ou … [Read more...] about On the Road: Supreme Court oral argument in Parke County
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E-file Indiana: Electronic Filing Across All 92 Counties
By Kathryn Dolan, Chief Public Information Officer | Office of Communication, Education & Outreach E-filing available in all 92 counties! Electronic filing in court cases is now available in all trial courts across the state’s 92 counties and all three appellate courts. A celebration to mark the occasion took place in Sullivan County in September. The milestone was celebrated in the county southwest of the sta … [Read more...] about E-file Indiana: Electronic Filing Across All 92 Counties
Every 15 Minutes
By Hon. Brant J. Parry | Howard Superior Court 2 On April 16, 2019, the Grim Reaper walked the halls of Western High School in Howard County, entered a classroom every quarter hour, and pulled out a student. It was the beginning of a two-day program called “Every 15 Minutes,” named so because in the early nineties in the U.S., that’s how often an alcohol-related traffic fatality occurred. A month earlier, the Wester … [Read more...] about Every 15 Minutes
The most impressive school you've never heard about
By Hon. Andrea R. Trevino | Allen Superior Court It's a story that too many families have experienced. While at school, a student is in a fight; caught with drugs, contraband, or a weapon; and ends up at the juvenile center and then on probation. The student may also face expulsion from school, which can last a semester or longer. The students who do return are often discouraged, embarrassed, and lag behind their pe … [Read more...] about The most impressive school you've never heard about
In the Right Direction
Lawyers ask for ethics guidance G. Michael Witte, Executive Director | Disciplinary Commission In April 2018, the Disciplinary Commission began providing Indiana lawyers informal ethics guidance and formal advisory opinions. Informal guidance allows a lawyer to confidentially submit an ethical conduct question. The process is known as a pointer system: the Commission points the lawyer to applicable rules, official … [Read more...] about In the Right Direction