IC 33-24-7-1 Orders concerning transcription of records
Sec. 1. When the supreme court or a majority of the justices of the
supreme court consider it necessary to have all or part of the records
of the court transcribed to protect those records from mutilation or
decay arising from any cause, the court or justices shall order the
clerk of the supreme court to transcribe the records in suitable books
to be procured by the clerk for that purpose. The court shall make a
reasonable allowance for the transcription to the clerk in an amount
that the court considers just and proper. The allowance, when
certified by a justice of the court, shall be audited by the auditor of
state and paid as similar allowances in other cases. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-2 Transcription of records; force and effect of transcribed records
Sec. 2. (a) When the supreme court makes an order under section
1 of this chapter, the clerk of the supreme court shall procure the
books ordered by the court and transcribe in them the records or parts
of records as ordered by the court.
(b) Records or parts of records transcribed under this chapter have
the force and effect of the original records. Transcripts of records or
parts of records transcribed under this chapter, certified by the clerk,
under the seal of the court, have the same force and effect as
transcripts of the original records. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-3 Index of supreme court records
Sec. 3. (a) The clerk of the supreme court shall prepare for public
use, under the direction of the supreme court, a systematic index to
the court's records and papers on file in the clerk's office. The index
must include the following:
(1) The title and number of every cause appealed to the supreme
court.
(2) The county and court from which appealed.
(3) The date of filing the appeal in the clerk's office.
(4) The date of every decision and how decided.
(5) The number of the box or drawer in which the papers in
every case can readily be found.
The clerk shall also properly clean, arrange, and securely tie the
papers in each cause and place them in boxes and drawers when they
are provided by the proper authorities for that purpose.
(b) The clerk of the supreme court shall also index other papers
and records on file in the clerk's office as may be directed by the
supreme court. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-1 Orders concerning transcription of records
Sec. 1. When the supreme court or a majority of the justices of the
supreme court consider it necessary to have all or part of the records
of the court transcribed to protect those records from mutilation or
decay arising from any cause, the court or justices shall order the
clerk of the supreme court to transcribe the records in suitable books
to be procured by the clerk for that purpose. The court shall make a
reasonable allowance for the transcription to the clerk in an amount
that the court considers just and proper. The allowance, when
certified by a justice of the court, shall be audited by the auditor of
state and paid as similar allowances in other cases. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-2 Transcription of records; force and effect of transcribed records
Sec. 2. (a) When the supreme court makes an order under section
1 of this chapter, the clerk of the supreme court shall procure the
books ordered by the court and transcribe in them the records or parts
of records as ordered by the court.
(b) Records or parts of records transcribed under this chapter have
the force and effect of the original records. Transcripts of records or
parts of records transcribed under this chapter, certified by the clerk,
under the seal of the court, have the same force and effect as
transcripts of the original records. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-3 Index of supreme court records
Sec. 3. (a) The clerk of the supreme court shall prepare for public
use, under the direction of the supreme court, a systematic index to
the court's records and papers on file in the clerk's office. The index
must include the following:
(1) The title and number of every cause appealed to the supreme
court.
(2) The county and court from which appealed.
(3) The date of filing the appeal in the clerk's office.
(4) The date of every decision and how decided.
(5) The number of the box or drawer in which the papers in
every case can readily be found.
The clerk shall also properly clean, arrange, and securely tie the
papers in each cause and place them in boxes and drawers when they
are provided by the proper authorities for that purpose.
(b) The clerk of the supreme court shall also index other papers
and records on file in the clerk's office as may be directed by the
supreme court. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-1 Orders concerning transcription of records
Sec. 1. When the supreme court or a majority of the justices of the
supreme court consider it necessary to have all or part of the records
of the court transcribed to protect those records from mutilation or
decay arising from any cause, the court or justices shall order the
clerk of the supreme court to transcribe the records in suitable books
to be procured by the clerk for that purpose. The court shall make a
reasonable allowance for the transcription to the clerk in an amount
that the court considers just and proper. The allowance, when
certified by a justice of the court, shall be audited by the auditor of
state and paid as similar allowances in other cases. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-2 Transcription of records; force and effect of transcribed records
Sec. 2. (a) When the supreme court makes an order under section
1 of this chapter, the clerk of the supreme court shall procure the
books ordered by the court and transcribe in them the records or parts
of records as ordered by the court.
(b) Records or parts of records transcribed under this chapter have
the force and effect of the original records. Transcripts of records or
parts of records transcribed under this chapter, certified by the clerk,
under the seal of the court, have the same force and effect as
transcripts of the original records. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
IC 33-24-7-3 Index of supreme court records
Sec. 3. (a) The clerk of the supreme court shall prepare for public
use, under the direction of the supreme court, a systematic index to
the court's records and papers on file in the clerk's office. The index
must include the following:
(1) The title and number of every cause appealed to the supreme
court.
(2) The county and court from which appealed.
(3) The date of filing the appeal in the clerk's office.
(4) The date of every decision and how decided.
(5) The number of the box or drawer in which the papers in
every case can readily be found.
The clerk shall also properly clean, arrange, and securely tie the
papers in each cause and place them in boxes and drawers when they
are provided by the proper authorities for that purpose.
(b) The clerk of the supreme court shall also index other papers
and records on file in the clerk's office as may be directed by the
supreme court. As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.3.
