An Indiana Supreme Court advisory group is seeking feedback regarding Internet access to court records. The 21-member Advisory Task Force on Remote Access to and Privacy of Electronic Court Records is responsible for studying best practices and policies on Internet access to court records.

For the un-initiated, the Court’s ruling may be easy to misinterpret. Does this mean that Mr. Davis “gets off” the charge prior to trial? A review of the Indiana Code reveals quite the opposite.

According to the ABA Journal, California judge’s remarks about horrible experiences with plumbers were intended to warn potential jurors about the danger of prejudging witnesses. But they ended up backfiring.

The Mayor's Office is in discussions with various stakeholders on improvements to the Marion County justice system. One of those stakeholders is the Indianapolis Bar Association and its members. Miss the event? Check out the archived webcast!

Judge Jim Ammons of Fayetteville also sentenced John Garrett Burrow, 24, to 30 days in jail and to 100 hours of community service, report WRAL and the Fayetteville Observer.

Marion Superior Court is accepting resumes for a full-time Commissioner for the Arrestee Processing Center (A.P.C.).

With a coalition of partners, the Indiana Supreme Court is working to reform Indiana’s bail system.

All of us recall the stress of becoming a new attorney. Between the inevitibly mounting student loan debt and not knowing how you will fit in to the legal community, how could you possibly get involved or afford membership dues in the Indianapolis Bar Association? The Criminal Justice Section has the answer.

It will be here before you know it.

Stay "in the know" with this message from the Chair of the Criminal Justice Section, Comm. James K. Snyder.