Published by the Indiana Office of Court Services
To file a belated habitual offender charge, the State must affirmatively demonstrate good cause.
In a respondeat superior action, employee’s dismissal as a defendant does not extinguish the potential liability of the employer arising from employee’s conduct.
Petition which challenges release date of parole based on a claim that Petitioner’s sentence has expired, is properly filed as a habeas corpus petition
A sentencing order shall reflect the disposition of all charges
The prosecution may not enter into an agreement which deprives a trial court discretion to impose sanctions for probation violations.
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