The convenience and efficiency of electronic filing of court documents is on the horizon for Indiana’s trial and appellate courts. The Indiana Supreme Court is ending two centuries of paper filings with the decision to launch statewide e-filing.
A core aspect of the IndyBar Bar Leader Series is the development and execution of a community service team project by participants. The "Kids Team" worked to raise awareness of the Indiana Lifeline Law with a poster contest at Butler University.
The Indianapolis Bar Foundation awarded six scholarships to both law students and to individuals preparing to take the Indiana Bar Exam in summer 2014.
An informed electorate is a cornerstone of democracy, and qualified judges are the foundation of a fair, impartial and constitutionally guaranteed system of courts of law known as the judiciary.
Students at Shortridge Magnet High School for Law & Public Policy will experience the final step to becoming an American citizen first-hand as the school hosts a naturalization ceremony for individuals seeking citizenship on Thursday, May 1 at 10 a.m.
Through the generosity of Bench Bar sponsors, 20 scholarships are available to attend the 2014 conference in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Brent Taylor of Faegre Baker Daniels was honored with the 2014 Heartland Pro Bono Award in recognition of his many years of service with the Indianapolis Bar Association’s Homeless Project.
Appellate Rule 65 currently prohibits lawyers from citing or relying on the nearly 75 percent of Indiana Court of Appeals’ opinions issued as memorandum (not-for-publication) decisions.
The Indianapolis Bar Association voted April 9 to give encouraging yet conditional support to the Mayor’s recent proposal to construct a new criminal justice center complex.
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