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Ind. County Local Rule: greenwood-city-local-rules
greenwood-city-local-rules
Greenwood City Court
Local Rules
Effective: April 1, 2025
These Local Rules are promulgated pursuant to authority conferred by IC 12-23-14-16,
IC 34-28-5-7, and Indiana Trial Rule 81.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES
PROGRAM
LR4102-05: Fee Schedule.
Pursuant to IC 12-23-14-16 each participant ordered into the Greenwood Alcohol and Drug
Services Program shall pay a fee of $400.
LATE FEE
LR4102-10: Late Fees
Each defendant who meets the criteria specified in IC 33-37-5-22 shall pay a late fee of
$25.00, unless the Court suspends the late fee due to indigency or good cause.
OTHER
LR4102-12: Infraction Violations Bureau
Pursuant to IC 34-28-5-7, there is established a Greenwood Infractions Violations Bureau
(GIVB). The judge of the Greenwood City Court shall appoint a clerk and deputy clerks
as necessary to operate and administer the GIVB. The judge shall specify in a written order
the infractions which may be resolved through the GIVB, subject to and in compliance
with IC 34-28-5-1 et seq. The clerk of the GIVB shall deliver the clerk of the court all
payments received through GIVB in compliance with IC 34-28-5-1 et seq.
_____________/s/Andrew K. Foster___
Judge Andrew K. Foster
Greenwood City Court
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Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-43-greenwood-city-local-rules-2025-04-01
- Content hash
c0b83c3bb83b742568929dd56deae5996a20a62e84e206d1731a868a421b84b4
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