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Ind. Marion Cnty. Civ. Local Rule LR49-TR79-224
Appointment by Clerk
Upon the parties not reaching an agreement or the agreed upon judge not accepting the case
under Local Rule 225, the appointment of an eligible special judge shall be made by means of
the Marion County Clerk selecting a name of the next judge from lists of judges from Marion
County maintained by the Clerk. A separate list shall be kept for domestic and juvenile cases.
All judges of the Marion Circuit and Superior Court Civil Division are eligible persons under
this rule except as follows: the judge of the Marion Circuit Court shall not be named on the list
for domestic relation cases; the judges of the Family Division shall be the only judges on the lists
for domestic relations and juvenile cases.
Should the next judge on the list be disqualified pursuant to the Code of Judicial Conduct,
ineligible for service under this rule, or excused from service by the Indiana Supreme Court, the
clerk shall continue down the list until all judges on the list have been exhausted. Upon
exhaustion of the list, the judge from whom the change of judge was taken, or who is ineligible
or disqualified, shall certify the case to the Indiana Supreme Court for the appointment of a
special judge by the Court. Further, the judge may certify a case directly to the Indiana Supreme
Court where the particular circumstances of the case warrant selection by the Court without
reference to the clerk for selection from a list.
Amended effective March 26, 2021
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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a229e99e4a431ffdbf78cf61c1dd5679ccb4fcb05fe94fa49b34ec5021c309ab
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