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Legislative Update

Unauthorized adoption advertising

February 8, 2019 Filed Under: Criminal

The House Courts and Criminal Code Committee heard Rep. Torr’s HB 1014 on unauthorized adoption advertising. The bill provides that the law concerning unauthorized adoption advertising does not apply to a federal agency, the Indiana Department of Child Services, an attorney licensed to practice law in Indiana, a child placing agency licensed under the laws of Indiana; and a person s … [Read more...] about Unauthorized adoption advertising

Vanderburgh County magistrates

February 8, 2019 Filed Under: Judicial Administration

For amend and vote only, the House Ways and Means Committee heard Rep. McNamara’s HB 1057 on Vanderburgh County magistrates. This bill allows the judge of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court to appoint an additional magistrate and allows the judges of the Vanderburgh Superior Court to jointly appoint an additional magistrate. The bill passed 21-0. Read the bill here … [Read more...] about Vanderburgh County magistrates

Howard County magistrate

February 8, 2019 Filed Under: Judicial Administration

For amend and vote only, the House Ways and Means Committee Rep. Karickhoff’s HB 1118, allowing the judges of the Howard Circuit and Superior courts to jointly appoint a Howard County magistrate. The bill passed 23-0. Read the bill here: http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2019/bills/house/1118. … [Read more...] about Howard County magistrate

Theft by public servants

February 8, 2019 Filed Under: Criminal

The House Courts and Criminal Code Committee heard Rep. Lauer’s HB 1192 on theft by public servants. The original bill required that a public servant who commits theft of public funds having a value of at least $750 be sentenced to a mandatory term of imprisonment of at least 30 days as part of the sentence; and it specified that: (1) the mandatory term is not suspendible; and (2) t … [Read more...] about Theft by public servants

Self-defense and the defense of others

February 8, 2019 Filed Under: Civil, Criminal

For amend and vote only, the House Judiciary Committee heard Rep. Lucas’ HB 1284 on self-defense and the defense of others, providing immunity for a justified use of force in certain instances and requiring a trial court to conduct a pretrial hearing concerning the application of the immunity when the defendant raises the justified use of force immunity as a defense. The bill f … [Read more...] about Self-defense and the defense of others

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