Indiana § 33-38-10-9 - Adoption of rules by supreme court
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§ 33-38-10-9. Adoption of rules by supreme court
Sec. 9. The supreme court shall adopt rules to carry out this chapter.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-13-15-9.]
As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.17.
IC 33-38-11Chapter 11. Temporary Judges
33-38-11-1Appointment; residence; term; juvenile law judge 33-38-11-2Powers; administration of oaths; certifying affidavits and depositions; subpoenas; preliminary hearings; warrants 33-38-11-3Powers; hearing evidence; findings 33-38-11-4Powers; civil jury trial 33-38-11-5Powers; criminal jury trial 33-38-11-6Limitation of rights and powers 33-38-11-7Service as judge pro tempore or special judge 33-38-11-8Judicial mandate 33-38-11-9Compensation 33-38-11-10Limitation on service; exceptions 33-38-11-11Scope of service
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