Indiana § 33-35-3-1 City court officers; town court officers

Indiana Statutes

§ 33-35-3-1 — City court officers; town court officers

Indiana·Art. 35 CITY AND TOWN COURTS·Ch. 3 Personnel; Expenses; Costs

(a)The officers of a city court are a:

(1)judge;

(2)clerk; and

(3)bailiff. However, in third class cities, the judge may act as clerk and perform all duties of the clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court. If the judge does not act as clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court, the city clerk-treasurer elected under IC 3-10-6 shall perform the duties of the clerk of the city court.

(b)The clerk is an officer of a town court. The judge of a town court may act as clerk and perform all duties of the clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court. If the judge does not act as a clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court, the town clerk-treasurer elected under IC 3-10-6 or IC 3-10-7 shall perform the duties of the clerk of the town court.

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(a) The officers of a city court are a:
(1) judge;
(2) clerk; and
(3) bailiff.
However, in third class cities, the judge may act as clerk and perform
all duties of the clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court. If the
judge does not act as clerk of the court or appoint a clerk of the court,
the city clerk-treasurer elected under IC 3-10-6 shall perform the duties
of the clerk of the city court.
(b) The clerk is an officer of a town court. The judge of a town court
may act as clerk and perform all duties of the clerk of the court or
appoint a clerk of the court. If the judge does not act as a clerk of the
court or appoint a clerk of the court, the town clerk-treasurer elected
under IC 3-10-6 or IC 3-10-7 shall perform the duties of the clerk of the
town court.
(c) The clerk and bailiff may not receive any fees or compensation
other than their salaries.
[Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-10.1-6-1.1.]