IN · rules
Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-AR00-104
Court Sessions and Management
104.1. Circuit Court
The calendar year term of the Circuit Court shall be yearly.
104.1.1. Petit Jury
A petit jury shall be called to serve directed by the court.
104.2. Superior Court
104.2.1. Division Assignments
The term of the Superior Court is a calendar year.
The Elkhart Superior Court consists of six (6) judges.
A. There is established a criminal division. Three (3) judges of the Elkhart Superior Court shall
serve in the criminal division. Elkhart Superior Court 1; Elkhart Superior Court 3; Elkhart Superior Court
4 are the superior courts of the criminal division.
B. There is established a family division. One (1) judge shall serve in the family division. Elkhart
Superior Court 6 is the superior court of the family division.
C. There is established a civil division. Two (2) judges shall serve in the civil division. Elkhart
Superior Court 2 and Elkhart Superior Court 5 are the superior courts of the civil division.
D. There is established a small claims and misdemeanor division pursuant to Indiana Code 33-29-
2. The administrative judge, in consultation with the judges of Elkhart Circuit Court and the Elkhart
Superior Court may assign judicial officers as allowed by law.
A newly appointed or elected judge assumes the division assignment of the judge whom the judge
replaces.
104.2.2. Petit Jury
A petit jury shall be called to serve within each Division of the Superior Court as appropriate.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-21-elkhart-local-rules-2026-01-01
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