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Ind. Allen Cnty. Crim. Local Rule LR02-CR2.1-2

Appearance of Counsel

activein force · 2016-02-01 – presentcompiled-edition

(A) Any attorney representing a defendant shall appear for such defendant

immediately upon being retained or appointed, by signing and filing an appearance in

writing with the court containing his name, attorney number, address and telephone

number and shall serve a copy of said appearance on the Deputy Prosecuting

Attorney assigned to the cause or to the office of the Prosecuting Attorney.

(B) At such time as the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney assigns a case to a

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, that Deputy Prosecuting Attorney shall file a written

appearance in the same form as set out above, and shall serve a copy of the

appearance on counsel for the defendant.

Adopted as Superior Criminal Rule 4, effective January 1, 1995, Renumbered as

Superior and Circuit Criminal Rule 2.1-2, and amended effective December 7, 2006.

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