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The Indiana House unanimously approved a bill Tuesday that will hold police more accountable and significantly improve their training.The measure was…
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A bill to expand access in Indiana to baby boxes won’t advance any further this session. Baby boxes are meant to be a more anonymous way for people to…
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Three out of every four Indiana jails are overcrowded, according to the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute.The majority of sheriffs say their inmate…
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A discussion of how to bring Indiana's meth trade under control will include not only a long-running prescription debate, but consideration of harsher…
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A legislative committee responsible for studying issues within the state’s criminal justice system has a particularly crowded agenda this year, and some…
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Although other issues have overshadowed them this session, the Indiana legislature entered the 2015 session with two major goals: pass a budget and write…
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The Indiana General Assembly Tuesday made small tweaks to legislation passed earlier this year before it takes effect in July. Lawmakers and prosecutors…
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Indiana took a major step toward overhauling its criminal code Friday as the Senate approved a bill four years in the making.The revision bill is the…
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State lawmakers say legislation overhauling the state’s criminal code has garnered broad support from criminal justice groups – including prosecutors and…