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Criminal Justice Professor says Indiana’s judicial system is antiquated, and new methods of rehabilitation are needed for modern offenders.
A Democrat who was part of his party’s 1995 walkout says it may be time to call on a panel of mediators to help bring Democratic House members back.
Indiana Chief Justice Randall Shepard, in his State of the Judiciary speech Wednesday, outlined both challenges and changes affecting the state’s legal system.
For Indiana lawyers, “ambulance-chasing” will soon be a thing of the past.
Judge Steve David was sworn-in Monday, becoming the newest member on the State Supreme Court.
State Supreme Court Justice Theodore Boehm was celebrated Thursday during a retirement ceremony.
The Indiana Supreme Court came to Bloomington to hear a four-year old case which seeks to determine who’s at fault when a teenager is hurt on a golf course.
The Indiana Supreme Court has, in less than three weeks, decided the case which could establish the final outcome of the 2007 Terre Haute mayoral election.
The issue of control of the city of Terre Haute now rests with the state's highest court.
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