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Ind. Marion Cnty. Civ. Local Rule LR49-TR79-225

Acceptance

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A judge appointed to serve as special judge under this Local Rule must accept jurisdiction in the

case unless the appointed special judge is disqualified pursuant to the Code of Judicial Conduct,

ineligible for service under this rule, or must be excused from service by the Indiana Supreme

Court. The order of appointment under this Local Rule shall constitute acceptance. An oath or

additional evidence of acceptance of jurisdiction is not required.

(Amended effective August 12, 2013)

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