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Ind. Sup. Ct. Order: order-other-2026-26S-MS-188

order-other-2026-26S-MS-188

activein force · 2026-10-02 – presentcompiled-edition

In the

Indiana Supreme Court

In the Matter of Reappointments to the

Commission for Continuing Legal

Education

Supreme Court Case No.

26S-MS-188

Order

The Commission for Continuing Legal Education, among other duties, is responsible for

administration of continuing legal education for judges and attorneys. The Supreme Court

appoints the members of the Commission for Continuing Legal Education. See, Indiana

Admission and Discipline Rule 29 § 4.

The Court hereby reappoints Caitlin R. Byczko and Emily C. Guenin-Hodson to the

Commission for Continuing Legal Education for terms commencing on July 1, 2026 and ending

on June 30, 2031, or when their successors are appointed.

Done at Indianapolis, Indiana, on _________.

Loretta H. Rush

Chief Justice of Indiana

All Justices concur.

6/16/2026

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