Less Than Unanimous Jury Decision May Not Affect State Soon
Indian apolis AP The U S Supreme Court ruling allowing nonunanimous verdicts may not affect Indiana courts immediately says Chief Justice Norman F Arterburn He favors the concept but notes Indiana law requires 12 jurors and some provisions imply unanimity The death penalty cases retain unanimity as required and state legislators may decide future rules while current practices persist
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Appeals Court Okays Ft. Wayne Tax Assessment
Indiana Court of Appeals reverses a lower court ruling and allows Allen County to use 1969 reassessment figures to determine property tax bills. The panel cited a Grant County case upholding reassessment figures and said the suit did not meet class action criteria.
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