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Two Beers…

June 17, 2019

Two hands, each holding a beer. Illustration.

By Hon. Earl G. Penrod, Senior Judge & Indiana Judicial Outreach Liasion  |  Indiana Criminal Justice Institute "Not drunk is he who from the floor can rise alone and still drink more..." —Thomas Love Peacock Judges who preside over impaired driving cases quickly learn that the most common number of beers/drinks consumed by drunk driving defendants is two. Even though blood alcohol concentration (BAC) results … [Read more...] about Two Beers…

Portraits unveiling, New agency director, Judicial appointments and other highlights

June 17, 2019

Supreme Court Justices attending the portrait unveiling

Portraits unveiling On April 16, a brief ceremony took place to unveil a new look for the Supreme Court Conference Room. The Indiana Bar Foundation gifted to the Court a painting of former Chief Justice Brent Dickson (1986-2016) by northwest Indiana artist Michael Chelich. Additionally, photographs of former Justices Robert Rucker (1999-2017) and Myra Selby (1995-1999) have been added to the room. New … [Read more...] about Portraits unveiling, New agency director, Judicial appointments and other highlights

Breaking Through Barriers: Language Access for Crime Victims

April 1, 2019

By Lisa Manning | Family Violence Resource Attorney, Indiana Office of Court Services and Lun Pieper | Staff Attorney, Indiana Office of Court Services As our population continues to diversify, judges encounter an increased demand to provide language access in criminal court proceedings. Although the obligation to provide court interpretation for defendants may be readily apparent, the court’s duty can get murky when … [Read more...] about Breaking Through Barriers: Language Access for Crime Victims

Court Text Messaging Alerts and Reminders

April 1, 2019

Mockup of how text messages look when received by criminal defendants

By: Mary L. DePrez | Director and Counsel for Trial Court Technology, Office of Judicial Administration Text messaging has become an important tool for judges who continue to look for ways to improve customer service and bring the courts into the 21st century. Victim Safety Trial courts began using text reminders in April 2011. At that time, the statewide Protection Order Registry, a Registry of all protection orders … [Read more...] about Court Text Messaging Alerts and Reminders

Honorable Dean A. Colvin

April 1, 2019

Marshall County Judge Dean Colvin works on a 1953 red Chevrolet pickup truck.

By James F. Maguire | Editor, Indiana Court Times This is the 48th of our Court Times articles that highlights a member of the Indiana Judiciary. Marshall Superior Court No. 2 Judge Dean Colvin graduated from Indiana University at its South Bend campus in 1978 and obtained his law degree from Valparaiso University School of Law in 1983. Following law school, he served as a Deputy for Indiana Attorney General Linley … [Read more...] about Honorable Dean A. Colvin

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