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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-AR00-10300

Veterans'treatment Court

activein force · 2022-12-01 – presentcompiled-edition

10300.10 Establishment. The Porter County Veterans' Treatment Court shall be

established pursuant to IC 33-23-16-11(7). The objectives of the Porter County Veterans=

Treatment Court shall be in accordance with the definition of a Aveterans' court@ as stated at IC

33-23-16-10.

10300.20 Fees. Fees are assessed pursuant to LR64-AR00-10000.20.

10300.30 Assignment. The day-to-day operation and management of the Porter County

Veterans' Treatment Court has been established in and assigned to Porter Superior Court #3.

The Veterans= Treatment Court shall be reviewed by the Porter County Superior Court judges

when necessary and upon review and agreement by all the judges, the Veterans' Treatment

Court may be established in additional courts as needed, subject to approval in accordance with

IC 33-23-16-19.

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