Indiana Supreme Court ruling on state code sparks reform debate
Indiana lawmakers, led by House Minority Leader Richdine, discuss amending the 1971 Indiana Code after the Supreme Court ruled the compilation not an official code. Senators and lawyers weigh restoring official status, amid calls for a constitutional amendment. The ruling affects provisions tied to a 1971 case on prisoner time awaiting trial.
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