§ 33-28-1-5 — Process; judgments; sentences; orders and injunctions; commissions for examination of witnesses; oaths; contempt

A circuit court may do the following:
(1) Issue and direct all processes necessary to the regular
execution of the law to the following:
(A) A court of inferior jurisdiction.
(B) A corporation.
(C) An individual.
(2) Make all proper judgments, sentences, decrees, orders, and
injunctions, issue all processes, and do other acts as may be
proper to carry into effect the same, in conformity with Indiana
laws and Constitution of the State of Indiana.
(3) Administer all necessary oaths.
(4) Punish, by fine or imprisonment, or both, all contempts of the
court's authority.
(5) Proceed in any matter before the court, or in any matter in
which the proceedings of the court, or the due course of justice,
is interrupted.
(6) Grant commissions for the examination of witnesses according
to the regulations of law.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citations: 33-4-2-1; 33-4-2-3;
33-4-2-5; 33-4-2-8.]

Legislative History

As added by P.L.98-2004, SEC.7.