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Ind. Marion Cnty. Crim. Local Rule LR49-CR00-113
Transfer of Prisoners to the Indiana Department of Corrections
Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, any defendant sentenced for a felony offense,
other than Level 6 Felonies, shall be sentenced to the Indiana Department of Corrections.
A defendant sentenced for a Level 6 felony offense with the earliest possible release date
in excess of 366 days shall be sentenced to the Indiana Department of Corrections unless
otherwise ordered by the Court.
In cases where a defendant has been sentenced to the Indiana Department of Corrections
and has another case pending in Marion County, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office may
not transfer the defendant to the Department of Corrections without first providing seven
(7) days’ notice to the Court with jurisdiction over the pending case. Either party may
petition the Court to have a defendant or prisoner held in the Marion County Adult
Detention Center. The Court shall promptly notify counsel in the pending case of the
defendant’s proposed transfer to the Department of Corrections. After seven (7) days, the
defendant shall be transferred to the Department of Corrections unless the Court issues an
Order for good cause shown to hold the defendant in the Marion County Adult Detention
Center. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office shall then notify the Court with jurisdiction
over the defendant’s pending case, that the defendant has been transferred to the Indiana
Department of Corrections. Notification under this rule should be by facsimile or
electronic mail.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-53-marion-local-rules-2026-10-02
- Content hash
94ed06dd034a078cb916a52d45106e67f9b4ffe3d357737d6640280d082a662a
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