FBI Raids Home, Business of Westfield Developer; No Charges Announced.

If any local judge had publicly disclosed that he or she interviewed a governor and was then appointed by that same governor to one of the most powerful positions in state government months later, many observers would undoubtedly ask questions. Those questions should not become off limits simply because the person involved is the Chief Justice of Indiana. Public trust in institutions depends on transparency and accountability. Chief Justice Rush may have a perfectly re

The question many Hoosiers may ask is simple: How does a judge lose the right to ever wear a robe again, but still keep the right to practice law? His case was actually suppose to help restore public confidence in CJ Loretta Rush and her failed leadership.

magine this: Marion County alone accounted for twenty-four of the sixty new lawyers—40 percent of the entire class. Monroe County supplied eight applicants, Hamilton County six, and the remaining counties were represented by only one to three applicants each.

The Supreme Court in Indiana is broken; the criminal justice system has proven it will do the job of investigating wrongdoing, bringing charges, and delivering punishment.

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Special Judge Erik Allen concluded that while Vasel had standing to challenge the law, the legislation did not violate Indiana’s constitutional prohibition against special legislation.

For generations, Americans were told measles had effectively been eliminated from the United States. But now parents again fear outbreaks that once sickened millions of children.

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HE has called her “the head of the snake” which is likely unfair to snakes. Chief Justice Loretta Rush is the problem.

Indiana has a severe shortage of lawyers so it seems.

Hoosier Enquirer has research enough cases and orders to see a pattern of her abuse of power and lies as well as Chief Justice Loretta Rush’s incredible lack of reasoning her signed and published orders —often finding facts not possible, not supported by evidence or common sense, and showing her utter incompetence, or proclivity to lie and rule with an iron fist.

Follow up on highest profile state v. Cable case involving a threat to chief justice, maybe.

There are stages of sharia law implementation happening now. Our legal system and Governor are again inept.

A fixed poster!

New laws to be aware of July 1st

One retired Indiana lawyer now living in Hawaii HE spoke to said, "The system seemed dirty and with rules for some and not for others, like my biggest competitor, a local lawyer in Goshen, who would tell his propepective debtor clients that he could do that or this and protect them becuase in Law School he was a housemate of the Judge (Harry Dees), and also he was once himself an Elkhart County Judge." Another HE interviewee now in Colorado, not Indiana, and no longer prac

Justice for Caitlin Clark - on game suspension not enough; leaving her off poster unacceptable.

Unlike the nation’s Bicentennial in 1976, America250 organizers say the current observance seeks to encourage Americans to examine both the nation’s achievements and challenges while renewing commitments to self-government, civic participation and constitutional freedoms. For Hoosiers attending CarmelFest, Spark!Fishers, Noblesville’s parade or celebrations in Indianapolis, this year’s festivities represent the beginning of a once-in-a-generation commemoration—one that man

Regardless of the legal outcome of this case, the case highlights a larger and troubling issue facing Indiana and much of the nation: access to justice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEmhmGaiiEc When citizens cannot afford attorneys, cannot locate attorneys willing to take their cases, or conclude—rightly or wrongly—that the legal system is unwilling to hear their grievances, confidence in the courts inevitably suffers.