Indiana Supreme Court takes jurisdiction in emergency powers case
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Supreme Court has taken jurisdiction of the appeal in the emergency powers case, bypassing the court of appeals.
A lower court judge ruled the emergency powers law — which allows lawmakers to call their own special session — does not violate the state constitution.
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Oral arguments are scheduled for April 7.