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Indiana Government Resources

Constitution

Indiana Constitution at Indiana University or the less usable version at the Indiana General Assembly

Judiciary
Indiana Case Law via Fastcase.com
Law Library Subscribers Only. Includes case law from all 50 states and Federal courts.
Indiana Supreme Court
Searchable opinions of the Supreme Court, Tax Court, and Appeals Court (archive) since 1999
Current opinions
Supreme Court opinions since 1997 at Findlaw
Unofficial Supreme Court Rules & Procedures
Includes Supreme Court, Appellate Court, and trial court rules, evidentiary rules, professional and judicial conduct rules, and civil and criminal procedure rules. Not searchable.
Indiana Local and County Rules
Oral Argument Summaries and Video
Select Judicial Orders
Includes attorney disciplinary resolutions, court rule amendments, and other orders. Also, archives of orders to 2001 (not comprehensive).
Court of Appeals Opinions
Searchable archive of opinions
Current opinions
Appeals Court opinions since 2000 at Findlaw
Tax Court Opinions
Searchable archive of opinions
Current opinions
Court Forms
Includes a wide variety of forms for attorneys, including general court forms, CLE credit forms, mediation and IOLTA forms, and retraining order forms.
Legislature
Indiana Code
Primarily a table of contents, by title, but includes a search function.
Non-Code Acts
Session law that is not codified, by year.
Agency Reports to the General Assembly
Current Legislative Documents
Bill tracking site, with current bill information, and status.
Archived Bills and Legislative Information
Session rules, bills introduced, status, and enrolled bills back to 1999, minimal additional information to 1997.
Executive
Administrative Code
Indiana Register
Monthly publication of regulations, consecutively paginated over the year.
Current
Archive (since October 2000)
State Agency List
Alphabetical list of Indiana state agencies.
Attorney General
Secretary of State Forms
Includes current Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), Corporation, Trademark, Notary, Securities, and Election forms.

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