Indiana § 33-34-7-4 - Centralized case management system
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§ 33-34-7-4. Centralized case management system
Sec. 4. (a) The small claims courts shall use a centralized case management system approved by the office of judicial administration.
(b) The judge of a small claims court is responsible for:
(1) preparing and submitting the court's budget to the township advisory board; and
(2) after the budget has been approved by the township advisory board, managing the budget of the small claims court.
As added by P.L.170-2015, SEC.14. Amended by P.L.161-2018, SEC.87.
IC 33-34-8Chapter 8. Fees and Costs
33-34-8-0.2Application of certain amendments to prior law 33-34-8-1Fees and costs 33-34-8-2Transcripts 33-34-8-3Payment, distribution, and deposit of costs and fees 33-34-8-4Quarterly accounting 33-34-8-5Low caseload courts; duties of circuit court judge 33-34-8-5.1Expired
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