• Photo
Juvenile in court

(WISH file photo)

  • More Stories
What's the truth? The money behind online reviews
Online reviews come at a cost

Online reviews are gaining in popularity, but users may not …

IN Task Force One ready to help in OK
IN Task Force One ready to help in OK

Monday, Indiana's Task Force One watched the aftermath of …

Officer shoots man outside clinic
Officer shoots man outside clinic

A northwestern Indiana police officer has shot a man while was …

Officials offer ways to prevent water illness
Officials offer water safety tips

State health officials have released a number of tips to …

Documentary about Obama's ancestral home in limbo
Documentary about Obama home in limbo

There's a legal battle underway surrounding a planned …

Advertisement

Justices ask lawyers to apply for court

Updated: Thursday, 26 Apr 2012, 8:38 AM EDT
Published : Thursday, 26 Apr 2012, 8:37 AM EDT

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The acting chief justice of the Indiana Supreme Court is urging lawyers to consider applying for one of the openings on the state's top courts.

Justice Brent Dickson sent an email Wednesday to all Indiana judges and lawyers encouraging them to apply for the upcoming vacancies. Supreme Court Justice Frank Sullivan plans to retire this summer, while Judge Carr Darden is also retiring from the Indiana Court of Appeals.

Chief Justice Randall Shepard retired last month, and Gov. Mitch Daniels appointed his former counsel, Mark Massa, to the court.

The application deadline for the Sullivan vacancy has not been established but Dickson says it likely will be by early summer. Applications for the Court of Appeals vacancy must be submitted by May 9.

Dickson says judicial service is "enormously satisfying."

blog comments powered by Disqus
Advertisement
  • Most Popular Stories Right Now

Advertisement

Advertisement