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Indiana House approves obscene performances ban, allowing residents to sue over it
Indiana House Republicans voted to give anyone the right to sue local governments to stop performances they think are obscene.
The Times of Northwest Indiana1d
Lawmakers mandate Indiana residency for county tax appeals board members
The new Indiana residency requirement will take effect July 1 if enacted by the governor. Two of the five PTABOA members ...
The Journal Gazette1d
Gov. Mike Braun appoints Indiana’s next public access chief
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Friday announced business-focused Indianapolis attorney Jennifer Ruby will take over the state’s ...
The Indiana Lawyer1d
Attorney Jennifer Ruby named state public access chief
Indiana’s longest-serving public access counselor, Luke Britt, stepped down in February, several months after the changes ...