Lawsuit to end partisan judicial elections knocked by Appeals Court
Lawsuit to end partisan judicial elections knocked by Appeals Court
Lafayette attorney, calling it a matter of trust in an unbiased court system, considers asking Indiana Supreme Court to consider the case. Plus, Purdue names first dean of Daniels School of Business
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LAWSUIT TO END PARTISAN JUDICIAL ELECTIONS KNOCKED BY APPEALS COURT
A Tippecanoe County attorney might not be a fan of the way county-level judicial elections are held, with judges running attached party labels, but his rights aren’t being violated, even if a handful of other Indiana counties hold non-partisan contests for similar seats on the bench, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled recently.
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