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A judge this week decided the state should have looked at this year’s enrollment, rather than last's, when distributing funding to the schools
A judge has ruled a suit filed by the United Steelworkers against Indiana's right-to-work law can continue.
The Supreme Court ruled at the end of June that unwarranted arrests of suspected violators of immigration laws are unconstitutional.
A Marion Superior Court judge ruled that Mayor Greg Ballard cannot continue with the closure of the Project School until a court decision Monday.
Charlie White will remain Secretary of State for the present time.
The judge decided not to dismiss seven felony charges against Secretary of State Charlie White.
In its 2010 judicial service report, Indiana says it needs about 597 judges but only has 441.
The Logansport Community School District is implementing a new alternative to out-of-school suspensions.
The judge heard from the boy’s former Sunday school teacher, family friends and therapists.
A federal judge ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood, temporarily halting portions of an Indiana law seeking to block federal funds to abortion providers.
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