Indiana § 33-32-5-2 - Repealed
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§ 33-32-5-2. Repealed
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-17-14-3.]
As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.11. Repealed by P.L.113-2014, SEC.121.
IC 33-33ARTICLE 33. COURT SYSTEM ORGANIZATION IN EACH COUNTY
Ch. 0.5.Transitional Procedures Ch. 1.Adams County Ch. 2.Allen County Ch. 3.Bartholomew County Ch. 4.Benton County Ch. 5.Blackford County Ch. 6.Boone County Ch. 7.Brown County Ch. 8.Carroll County Ch. 9.Cass County Ch. 10.Clark County Ch. 11.Clay County Ch. 12.Clinton County Ch. 13.Crawford County Ch. 14.Daviess County Ch. 15.Dearborn County Ch. 16.Decatur County Ch. 17.DeKalb County Ch. 18.Delaware County Ch. 19.Dubois County Ch. 20.Elkhart County Ch. 21.Fayette County Ch. 22.Floyd County Ch. 23.Fountain County Ch. 24.Franklin County Ch. 25.Fulton County Ch. 26.Gibson County Ch. 27.Grant County Ch. 27.2.Grant County Superior Court No. 2 Ch. 27.3.Grant County Superior Court No. 3 Ch. 28.Greene County Ch. 29.Hamilton County Ch. 30.Hancock County Ch. 31.Harrison County Ch. 32.Hendricks County Ch. 33.Henry County Ch. 34.Howard County Ch. 34.3.Repealed Ch. 35.Huntington County Ch. 36.Jackson County Ch. 37.Jasper County Ch. 38.Jay County Ch. 39.Jefferson County Ch. 40.Jennings County Ch. 41.Johnson County Ch. 42.Knox County Ch. 43.Kosciusko County Ch. 44.LaGrange County Ch. 45.Lake County Ch. 46.LaPorte County Ch. 47.Lawrence County Ch. 48.Madison County Ch. 49.Marion County Ch. 50.Marshall County Ch. 51.Martin County Ch. 52.Miami County Ch. 53.Monroe County Ch. 54.Montgomery County Ch. 55.Morgan County Ch. 56.Newton County Ch. 57.Noble County Ch. 58.Ohio County Ch. 59.Orange County Ch. 60.Owen County Ch. 61.Parke County Ch. 62.Perry County Ch. 63.Pike County Ch. 64.Porter County Ch. 65.Posey County Ch. 66.Pulaski County Ch. 67.Putnam County Ch. 68.Randolph County Ch. 69.Ripley County Ch. 70.Rush County Ch. 71.St. Joseph County Ch. 72.Scott County Ch. 73.Shelby County Ch. 74.Spencer County Ch. 75.Starke County Ch. 76.Steuben County Ch. 77.Sullivan County Ch. 78.Switzerland County Ch. 79.Tippecanoe County Ch. 79.2.Tippecanoe Superior Court No. 2 Ch. 79.3.Tippecanoe Superior Court No. 3 Ch. 79.4.Tippecanoe Superior Courts No. 4, No. 5, and No. 6 Ch. 80.Tipton County Ch. 81.Union County Ch. 82.Vanderburgh County Ch. 83.Vermillion County Ch. 84.Vigo County Ch. 85.Wabash County Ch. 86.Warren County Ch. 87.Warrick County Ch. 88.Washington County Ch. 89.Wayne County Ch. 89.2.Wayne Superior Court No. 2 Ch. 89.3.Wayne Superior Court No. 3 Ch. 90.Wells County Ch. 91.White County Ch. 92.Whitley County
IC 33-33-0.5Chapter 0.5. Transitional Procedures
33-33-0.5-1Application 33-33-0.5-2"Abolished court" 33-33-0.5-3"Abolition date" 33-33-0.5-4"Court" 33-33-0.5-5"Remaining court" 33-33-0.5-6Employment on abolition date 33-33-0.5-7Transition to remaining court 33-33-0.5-8Transition to multiple remaining courts
IC 33-33-0.5-1Application Sec. 1. This chapter applies when a circuit or superior court is abolished under this article.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-2"Abolished court" Sec. 2. As used in this chapter, "abolished court" means a court abolished under this article.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-3"Abolition date" Sec. 3. As used in this chapter, "abolition date" means the date a court is abolished under this article.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-4"Court" Sec. 4. As used in this chapter, "court" means a circuit or superior court.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-5"Remaining court" Sec. 5. As used in this chapter, "remaining court" means the one (1) or more courts that continue to exist in a judicial circuit after the abolition of a court in that judicial circuit under this article.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-6Employment on abolition date Sec. 6. On the abolition date, the following apply:
(1) The employment of a person employed solely by the abolished court is terminated by operation of law. This subdivision does not prevent the person from being transferred to or employed by another court.
(2) A person who is jointly employed by two (2) or more courts remains an employee of the remaining courts.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-7Transition to remaining court Sec. 7. (a) This section applies if, on the abolition date, there is only one (1) remaining court.
(b) On the abolition date, all agreements and liabilities of the abolished court are transferred to the remaining court.
(c) On the abolition date, all records and property of the abolished court, including appropriations and other funds under the control or supervision of the court, are transferred to the remaining court.
(d) On the abolition date, any amounts owed to the abolished court before the abolition date are considered to be owed to the remaining court.
(e) On and after the abolition date, any reference to the abolished court in a statute, rule, or other document is considered a reference to the remaining court.
(f) On the abolition date, all proceedings pending before the abolished court are transferred to the remaining court.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-0.5-8Transition to multiple remaining courts Sec. 8. (a) This section applies if, on the abolition date, there are two (2) or more remaining courts.
(b) On the abolition date, all agreements and liabilities of the abolished court are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(c) On the abolition date, all records and property of the abolished court, including appropriations and other funds under the control or supervision of the court, are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(d) On the abolition date, any amounts owed to the abolished court before the abolition date are considered to be owed to the remaining courts, in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(e) On and after the abolition date, any reference to the abolished court in a statute, rule, or other document is considered a reference to a remaining court, as jointly determined by the remaining courts.
(f) On the abolition date, all proceedings pending before the abolished court are transferred to the remaining courts in a manner jointly determined by the remaining courts.
As added by P.L.224-2025, SEC.2.
IC 33-33-1Chapter 1. Adams County
33-33-1-1Judicial circuit 33-33-1-2Establishment of standard superior court 33-33-1-3Judge; location of court sessions 33-33-1-4Repealed 33-33-1-5Repealed
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