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Different Processes Govern Special Judge Appointments for Criminal and Civil Cases

June 16, 2010

Indiana rules of procedure and case law allow for the appointment of special judges under certain circumstances.  The process for selecting judges can sometimes be confusing because it varies depending on the type of case and the reason a special judge is needed. In civil cases, different steps must be followed depending on whether the regular judge granted a motion for a change of judge or because the regular judge … [Read more...] about Different Processes Govern Special Judge Appointments for Criminal and Civil Cases

When can a court collect assessments from cash posted for bond in a criminal matter?

August 31, 2009

Collecting fines and costs assessed upon conviction in a criminal matter is a daunting task for a county.  So it is no wonder that being able to deduct fines, costs, fees and restitution from bond money already deposited with the clerk of the courts is seen as a good way to substantially increase the collection of these assessments without further use of county resources.  The county cannot deduct any monies from c … [Read more...] about When can a court collect assessments from cash posted for bond in a criminal matter?

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