Ordered to spend 48 hours in jail in August for violating test rules for her drug program, an Indiana woman was released last week, 154 days later, after becoming lost…
An Indiana physician has been charged with a misdemeanor after firing a worker at the health company he owns while the employee was taking time off for jury service in…
A successful lawyer with political ambitions, Rodney P. Sniadecki saw his legal career spiral downward after the Indiana Supreme Court suspended (PDF) his law license for six months…
A telecommunications instructor at Ball State University drove through the state of Indiana this summer with one goal in mind: to visit every county to study and photograph courthouse squares.
A judge rebuked the Indianapolis police for emailing trial summaries to members of the department in a case in which some of those reading the accounts could be called as…
Originally facing a felony obstruction case, an Indiana lawyer accused by authorities of falsely reporting he had been shot by an unknown third party at a state park has taken…
An Indiana judge is facing 45 ethics counts for allegedly mishandling her work duties, including but not limited to claimed delay of bench trials she thought might last beyond 4…
The Indiana Supreme Court has accepted the resignation of a lawyer who pleaded guilty to voyeurism based on accusations he secretly taped a sexual encounter with a client.
Once upon a time, a clothesline was a standard feature of most back yards. But concern that publicly airing clean laundry attached with clothespins to a rope or wire was…
An Illinois attorney who allegedly worked as a call girl from 2005 to 2011 while she was earning her legal degree—and used that income to cover costs of opening her…
An Indiana jury awarded $1.44 million Friday to a customer whose prescription records were provided by a Walgreen’s pharmacist to the customer’s ex-boyfriend.
An Indiana lawyer who wrote an autobiography purporting to be the true story of his sexual relationship with a former client has been disbarred for his disclosures.
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