Marion Superior Court Junior Lawyer Participation Incentives

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Rules encouraging junior lawyer participation in oral arguments and court proceedings. This page is scoped to Marion Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

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The Court encourages the parties to have junior lawyers argue motions and/or handle witnesses/trials. If a party wants a motion set for in-person or remote hearing so that a junior lawyer can argue it, they can request that of the Court in writing.

Summary: Parties are encouraged to permit junior lawyers to argue motions and handle witnesses or trials and may request a hearing for that purpose in writing.

Common questions about Marion Superior Court junior lawyer participation incentives

Does Marion Superior Court encourage junior lawyer participation?

Yes. Judge A. Richard M. Blaiklock's rules include a junior lawyer participation incentive. Parties are encouraged to permit junior lawyers to argue motions and handle witnesses or trials and may request a hearing for that purpose in writing. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.

View rule Official source Source: page 1, section Courtroom Practices and Procedures

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