Criminal justice reform advocates await vote to end ankle monitor fees
Leaders are also considering eliminating fees associated with drug testing and granting inmates phone calls that are free or cost less.
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Hendricks County introduces teen court to address youth delinquency
For several decades, teen courts across the United States have proposed alternative ways to deal with juvenile misconduct.
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Krieg DeVault encourages development through mergers, mentorships, shared values
Founded in 1870 in Indianapolis, the firm has grown to 114 attorneys across its six offices, including 72 in central Indiana, according to IBJ’s list of largest law firms.
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Small towns can struggle to find candidates for judge. A proposal on the ballot aims to change that.
Meeting the constitutional residency requirements is generally easier for cities with larger populations, but for smaller cities and towns the standard can be a hinderance.
City of Madison prevails in water dispute as judge scolds utility company
The lawsuit arose after Dupont Water Co. accused Jefferson County of seeking water from the City of Madison — holding that Dupont alone should have been the lawfully exclusive seller for the area.
Perrysville attorney given 60-day suspension after pleading guilty to criminal recklessness
An Indiana Supreme Court disciplinary order says the additional suspension for Johnathon Holley begins immediately. Holley has been suspended on an interim basis since April.
UPDATE: Cassidy backs Todd Blanche for AG, appearing to clear way for confirmation
The Louisiana senator’s decision gives President Donald Trump’s pick the last expected vote he needs to be approved by the full Senate.
Trump again tries to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling
Justice Department says Duke Law School illegally considered race in admissions
Court orders Instagram and Facebook’s Meta to pay $567M to address youth mental health online
Indiana courts, bar associations to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with state fair event
Justice Department’s $3B ‘BIDEN’ grants come with immigration catch
Senate panel votes to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress
AG Rokita’s use of civil subpoenas takes another hit, this time from a federal judge
7th Circuit affirms lower court decision over insurance coverage in Tipton County wrongful death lawsuit
Fauci’s decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment tees up legal debate and contempt vote
Shortchanged public defense fees risk funding crunch, agency says
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