INjail System Would Link County Jails Statewide
The Indiana Supreme Court is working to create one of the nation’s first statewide jailing platforms, called INjail.
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Chief Justice Rush Highlights Ways Judiciary Improves Hoosiers’ Lives
Delivering her 11th State of the Judiciary speech to the Indiana legislature Wednesday, Jan. 29, Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush highlighted programs, people and legislation that the courts have used to innovate the judicial system in the state.
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Indiana’s Top Justices Retained Despite Pushback
The three Indiana Supreme Court justices up for retention will stay on the state’s top court, unofficial election night returns showed.
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Attorney General seeks execution date for convicted killer of Beech Grove cop
Attorney General Todd Rokita is asking the Indiana Supreme Court to set an execution date for the convicted murderer who fatally shot Beech Grove Police Officer William Toney on Sept. 29, 2000.
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Indiana Supreme Court Weighs Discovery Of Cell Phone Data With Right To Privacy
The Indiana Supreme Court is considering how to balance the discovery of cell phone information with privacy rights following a hearing where a car accident victim wanted access to phone data of the driver who struck him.
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Indiana Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Ball State In COVID Class Action Case
The Indiana Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with the state legislature over a Ball State student who wants a refund for his pandemic-interrupted classes in early 2020.
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Indiana Has A Lawyer Shortage. What Might State Lawmakers Do To Help?
Indiana’s legal community is raising alarms about a statewide shortage of attorneys that has already led to barren courtrooms leaving hundreds of Hoosiers unrepresented.
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Campaign Finance Contributions On The Indiana Supreme Court Docket
Jim Bopp’s anti-abortion clients haven’t been limited by Indiana campaign finance laws or restricted from making contributions, but he argued Thursday that a “plain language” reading of state statute could potentially harm political action committee activities in the future.
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Indiana Supreme Court Won’t Rehear Near-Total Abortion Ban Ruling, Putting Law Back In Effect
The Indiana Supreme Court on Monday denied a request to rehear its ruling upholding the state’s near-total abortion ban.
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Indiana Abortions Jumped In 2022 But Have Dropped This Year
Last year, as Indiana’s neighbors limited abortion, Hoosier providers performed hundreds more procedures than is typical, state reports released Friday shows.
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Indiana Supreme Court Grants Relief To School Corporation In Wind Turbine Dispute
An East Central Indiana school corporation that sought access to a wind turbine will not be on the hook for more than $1.5 million in damages after the state supreme court ruled Wednesday that the construction contract “is void and unenforceable.”
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Indiana Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Medical Privacy, Malpractice Cases
Indiana Supreme Court justices heard oral arguments for multiple cases Tuesday, weighing the stakes in a medical privacy case and considering an allegation of medical malpractice at a state prison.
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Supreme Court To Consider Community Health Privacy Case
Indiana Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday, June 22, in a suit filed by an Indianapolis woman against Community Health Network.
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Judges May Allow Press To Have Cameras In Trial Courts
Beginning May 1, judicial officers around the state will have the authority to allow news media into their courtrooms to record, photograph and broadcast court proceedings that are not confidential.
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State Supreme Court Upholds Firing Of Catholic Teacher In Same-Sex Marriage
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Wednesday, Sept. 31, to uphold the Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis’s decision to fire a Cathedral High School teacher for being in a same-sex marriage.
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Indiana’s Death Row: No Drugs, No Movement
Eight men languish on Indiana’s death row as the state struggles to obtain the drugs needed to conduct an execution.
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