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Indiana Rules of Criminal Procedure
28 sections
28 sections
- CRIM 1.1Rule 1.1. Scope of the Rules
- CRIM 1.2Rule 1.2. Public Access and Confidentiality of Records
- CRIM 1.3Rule 1.3. Appearance
- CRIM 1.4Rule 1.4. Investigation Process
- CRIM 1.4 (version effective January 1, 2024)Rule 1.4. Investigation ProcessSuperseded
- CRIM 2.1Rule 2.1. Information or Indictment
- CRIM 2.2Rule 2.2. Presence of Prosecutor
- CRIM 2.3Rule 2.3. Initial Hearing
- CRIM 2.4Rule 2.4. Change of venue or judge
- CRIM 2.4 (version effective January 1, 2024)Rule 2.4. Change of venue or judgeSuperseded
- CRIM 2.5Rule 2.5. Discovery
- CRIM 2.6Rule 2.6. Pretrial Release
- CRIM 2.7Rule 2.7. Written Motions and Legal Memoranda
- CRIM 2.7 (version effective January 1, 2024)Rule 2.7. Written Motions and Legal MemorandaSuperseded
- CRIM 3.1Rule 3.1. Jury Trials: Demand, Notice, and Waiver
- CRIM 3.2Rule 3.2. Jury Instructions
- CRIM 3.3Rule 3.3. Considering and Accepting a Plea of Guilty or Guilty but Mentally Ill
- CRIM 3.4Rule 3.4. Entry of Judgment
- CRIM 4Rule 4. Impact of Delay in Criminal Trials
- CRIM 4.1Rule 4.1. Computation of Time
- CRIM 4.2Rule 4.2. Commencement of Rule 4 Time Periods for Those Incarcerated Outside of State or in Another County
- CRIM 4.2 (version effective January 1, 2024)Rule 4.2. Commencement of Rule 4 Time Periods for Those Incarcerated Outside of State or in Another CountySuperseded
- CRIM 5.1Rule 5.1. Advisements After Sentencing
- CRIM 5.2Rule 5.2. Abstract of Judgment
- CRIM 5.3Rule 5.3. Motion to Correct Error
- CRIM 5.4Rule 5.4. Time Within Which the Appeal Must be Submitted
- CRIM 6.1Rule 6.1. Capital Cases
- CRIM 6.2Rule 6.2. Right to Counsel in Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings