IN · rules
Ind. Marion Cnty. Admin. Local Rule LR49-AR00-303
Court Administrator
The Court Administrator shall have the following duties:
A. Coordinate preparation of a budget for the Court.
B. Supervise expenditures of the Court, including but not limited to the following:
1. Jury meals, lodging and per diem expenses;
2. Witness fees;
3. Pauper transcripts;
4. Contractual legal services;
5. Contractual professional services;
6. Maintenance agreements; and
7. Any other claims designated by the judges of the Court.
C. Report expenditures of the Court not less than quarterly to the Executive Committee.
D. Hire administrative officers for the Court Services Agency, the Domestic Relations
Counseling Bureau, the Jury Pool, the Marion County Law Library, and other personnel
necessary to maintain the efficient operation of the Court.
E. Supervise the management of the Court Services Agency, Domestic Relations
Counseling Bureau, the General Term Reporter, and the Marion County Law Library in
accordance with rules and guidelines established by the Executive Committee.
F. Provide orientation and continuing education programs for judicial officers and other
Court personnel.
G. Coordinate support services to handle purchasing and explore the advantages of group
purchasing for the Court.
H. Coordinate the maximum utilization of available courtrooms.
I. Develop and implement uniform personnel classifications and guidelines to comply
the Fair Labor Standards Act.
J. Review and analyze the statistics of the Court and file quarterly reports with the
office of the State Court Administrator.
K. Any other duties established by the Executive Committee.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-53-marion-local-rules-2026-10-02
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