Religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban not going directly to state Supreme Court
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Religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban not going directly to state Supreme Court
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Weekly Statehouse update: Physician non-competes to Senate, committee hears housing bill
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Committee passes bill to give Hoosiers more control over the personal data companies keep
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Bill would require labels for firefighting gear with PFAS, even though none are PFAS-free
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Indiana Supreme Court considers future of abortion rights in lawsuit over state’s near-total ban
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Indiana transgender girls school sports ban to take effect after lawsuit dismissed
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Republicans push constitutional amendment to allow judges to withhold bail for many more defendants
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Indiana Supreme Court set to hear arguments in lawsuit challenging near-total abortion ban
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Indiana to consider ban on physician non-competes as national debate over agreements heats up
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Lawsuit challenges isolation conditions on federal death row
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Chief Justice Rush reflects on courts’ progress in State of the Judiciary address
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Man gets ‘rare’ federal prison sentence for trafficking farmworkers in Indiana, other states
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State Supreme Court ruling could affect solar customers’ bills across Indiana
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What is the exception for the life of the pregnant person in Indiana’s abortion ban?
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Franklin advocates have mixed feelings about new cancer cluster guidelines
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Indiana bar exam passage rate settling back down after temporary improvement
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Indiana chief justice stresses wellness amid spike in complaints against judges
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Grant County judge appointed to Indiana Court of Appeals
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Indiana Court of Appeals overturns conviction against former township trustee over residency
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More than $278M from opioid lawsuits could be heading to Indiana