Shortly after being given the power to keep a judge off the ballot, the Marion County Judicial Selection Committee did just that by finding longtime Marion County Superior Court Judge Gary Miller unsuitable for retention.
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Faith leaders, separation of church-state advocates raise concerns about Braun’s faith-based initiative
Gov. Mike Braun’s executive order creating a Faith-Based Institutions Initiative spearheaded by Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is being met with concern by some religious leaders and advocates for the separation of church and state.
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Election board refers voting center intimidation incident to prosecutor
Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears will decide whether to charge Michael John Palombi with violating any or all of the four election laws.
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Rokita denies request to see voter list sent to immigration bureau
The Indiana Citizen filed a public records request to see the list of 585,774 names.
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Retention vote sparks effort to hold justices accountable for abortion ban
Advocates angry over Indiana’s near-total abortion ban are directing their ire to the three Indiana Supreme Court justices who are on the November ballot for retention.
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Indiana voters will decide whether to keep justices and judges
November’s general election ballot will have five judicial retention questions. Here’s how that works.
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Voters to decide whether to change succession for Indiana governor
A constitutional amendment question on the ballot this fall would change who can fill in as governor if the acting governor can’t fulfill their duties.
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Indiana Supreme Court Law Library links the past to the present with collection of rare books
A conservator has made recommendations for the repair and care of the books, some of which date back centuries.
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Attorney General Rokita faces another disciplinary review
Weeks after being publicly reprimanded, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is under investigation by the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission again.