The Judicial Conference of the United States (the federal court system’s policymaking body) recently voted to amend the temporary pandemic-related exception to its broadcasting policy to help courts maintain flexibility as they transition to post pandemic operations.

The United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana has authorized release for a period of public comment through October 12, 2022, pertaining to the revision of certain Local Rules.

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I have been learning from my peers and the orientation caps a road that has been years in the making. There is no secret formula to a leadership position within the IndyBar, you find out when you join that there are several paths you can take. Yes, you do put in work but there are several benefits to gain if you do.

The article is a quick, entertaining read, even if you have not kept up with the saga. Although, it may lead to clicking on the other articles for the heated and very public back and forth. In that case, grab your favorite snack to head down the rabbit hole. Do this, of course, after you plug in your Tesla.

The Litigation Section is hosting a program on July 26 about understanding that transformation and how it applies to jury trials. All registrants will receive the full article previewed above.

The Indiana Supreme Court seeks public comment on the following proposed amendments to the Indiana Rules of Court.

Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Derek Molter has been selected as the next member of the Indiana Supreme Court. Molter will replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Steven David.

In 2019, Indiana’s General Assembly passed a law which provides immunity from civil liability relating to use of force employed under certain circumstances. See generally Ind. Code § 34-30-31-1 et seq. As an initial matter, how can the legislature do that?

A recording of the Nomad training conducted at IndyBarHQ May 18-20 is now available.