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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-TR1-101
Intent and Scope of Local Rules
These local rules are adopted by the Courts of the 34th Judicial Circuit pursuant to the authority of Trial
Rule 81, Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure. They are intended to supplement those Rules as well as the
Indiana Rules of Criminal Procedure, the Indiana Small Claims Rules, the Indiana Jury Rules, the
Indiana Rules of Evidence, the Indiana Rules of Post Conviction Relief, the Indiana Alternative Dispute
Resolution Rules, the Indiana Trial Rules De Novo, the Indiana Rules of Professional Conduct, the
Indiana Rules of Access to Court Records and the Indiana Administrative Rules and shall be construed to
secure the just, speedy and efficient determination of every action.
These local rules shall govern the practice and procedure in all cases in:
(1) Elkhart Circuit Court (hereinafter “Circuit Court”).
(2) Elkhart Superior Courts (hereinafter “Superior Court”).
These rules apply to any structure, facility or building, individual room in another structure, including, but
not limited to rooms used in the Elkhart County Correctional Facility and the Elkhart County Juvenile
Detention Center that are used to conduct court proceedings in Elkhart County. Such facilities are
collectively termed “court complexes in Elkhart County” in these Rules.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-21-elkhart-local-rules-2026-01-01
- Content hash
2db40359b2588cbab1f2f4e5d50648d9362a7002e0d0d96a9759393814eb8fe6
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