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Ind. Marion Cnty. Small Cl. Local Rule LR49-AR15-SC-106
Court Reporter Services
Court reporters in all Marion County Small Claims Courts will follow Model One of LR49-AR15-
307 in the Marion County Administrative Local Rules.
A. Definitions. The definitions in LR49-AR 15-307 (A.) shall apply under this local rule except as
follows:
1. Court means the particular Township Marion County Small Claims Court for which the court
reporter performs services.
2. Marion County Small Claims Court indigent transcript means a transcript that is paid for from
Marion County Township Trustee funds and is for the use on behalf of a litigant who has been
declared indigent by a court.
B. Court Reporter Model.
1. Transcription work may be subcontracted at the discretion of each Township’s Marion County
Small Claims Court Judge to private court transcription services.
C. Per Page Fees:
1. The maximum fee for preparing a Compact Disc recording of a proceeding is the cost of the
compact disc, mailing costs if applicable, and a five dollar ($5.00) fee if the Compact Disc can be
certified.
2. The transcript supplies used in the preparation and assembly of the transcript and exhibit binders
shall be itemized and charged in accordance with the fee schedule set out in the Schedule of
Transcript Supplies and Fees on file with each Small Claims Court Judge.
3. Each Court Reporter shall, on an annual basis, file a written report with the Indiana Supreme
Court, Office of Judicial Administration, disclosing all transcript fees received by the Court Reporter
for the preparation of Marion County Township Small Claims Court indigent, state indigent, or
private transcripts. The report shall be made on forms prescribed by the Office of Judicial
Administration and timely filed with that office.
(Adopted July 1, 2018)
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