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Ind. Trial Rule 80

Procedure for Amending Rules

activein force · 2026-08-01 – presentcompiled-edition

Effective April 3, 2024

Except in case of an emergency or as otherwise directed by the Supreme Court, the following

procedure shall be followed in amending the Indiana Rules of Court.

(A) Submission of proposed rule amendments.

Proposed rule amendments shall be presented to the Supreme Court’s Chief Administrative

Officer in a WORD compatible format, clearly indicating added or deleted language and must

be accompanied by the Form available on the Supreme Court’s website. The CAO shall

provide regular reports to the Chief Justice regarding proposed rule amendments and shall

be responsible for referring the proposed amendment to the appropriate committee or

other entity for further study.

(B) Publication of proposed rule amendments.

The Rules Committee shall publish proposed rule amendments on or before January 2, April

1, July 1, and October 1 of each year and at such other times are necessary.

(C) Comments.

All comments on proposed amendments shall be delivered in writing to the Rules Committee. Comments received by the Rules Committee shall be confidential unless otherwise

ordered by the Supreme Court. The Rules Committee shall accept comments on the proposed amendment for a period of thirty days after publication, and may extend the period

for comments. Thereafter, the Rules Committee shall study all comments received and shall

submit the proposed final draft of each rule amendment, together with the associated comments, to the Supreme Court for its consideration.

(D) Publication of amended rules.

The Supreme Court shall act on each proposed rule amendment received from the Rules

Committee and shall publish each rule amendment adopted by the Supreme Court. On January 1 of the following year, each rule amendment shall take effect unless the Supreme Court

orders otherwise.

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