In August, U.S. Department of Education staff recommended stripping the ABA of its federal recognition as the accreditor of American law schools.

On Aug. 13, Indiana Supreme Court Justice Christopher Goff administered the oath of professionalism to Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law’s incoming fall class.

Danielle Swan was sentenced to four years in prison with one year suspended and 75 days served. Her suspension from law stays in place until further order of the state Supreme Court.

That conviction came after the defense team put up an unusual argument: Their client was a liar whose word could not be trusted.

Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act is used to grant exemptions for vaccines and medical care. Attorneys argued Thursday before the Indiana Supreme Court on whether it could allow for an ...

Indiana’s commitment statute is based on a 90-day rule. Anything within that period is considered “temporary.” Anything beyond that is “regular.” ...

Prosecutors say Jonathan Andrew Jones of Lafayette plans to plead guilty to two counts of wire fraud and is expected to be sentenced in November.

Applications will be taken up until Oct. 8. Eligible candidates must live in Lake County, be a U.S. citizen and admitted to the practice of law in Indiana.

The plaintiffs allege some recently approved laws discriminate against voters who have become U.S. citizens by subjecting them to citizenship verification.

The four plaintiffs filed a proposed nationwide class action in federal court, accusing Amazon of violating the 2022 Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.

McKenna West wants final custody or conservatorship because she believes the couple will not provide life-saving care, citing their request for an abortion at 23 weeks.

Indiana Supreme Court justices pressed Thursday for reasons to justify tossing out six ballots that will decide the outcome of a razor-tight Republican ...