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In Indiana, there are four key steps to take in appealing a decision of an Indiana judge or jury verdict. The first is to determine if there is a final order. In most civil trials, the appealable order is the final order disposing of all of the issues. In criminal cases, this is the date of the sentencing. The rules…
When an order or judgment is taken up on appeal, there are several deadlines to be noted. For example, when the notice of appeal must be filed, when the transcript is due, and when the briefs are due. But what happens after the briefs are done and the Court of Appeals issues its Opinion? If the Court of Appeals affirms…
All final orders of a Indiana trial courts are appealable by right, meaning that the Court of Appeals must review the merits of your appeal and issues a Decision thereon.1 The Supreme Court (of Indiana or the United States) has discretionary review of most types of cases (there are some that the Supreme Court must review, but generally those do…