Indiana § 34-33.1-1-2 Authority of the attorney general to file an amicus brief

Indiana Statutes

§ 34-33.1-1-2 — Authority of the attorney general to file an amicus brief

Indiana § 34-33.1-1-2

Title 34CIVIL LAW AND PROCEDURE

Art. 33.1AUTHORITY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

Ch. 1Authority of the Attorney General to Intervene in Cases

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Ind. Code § 34-33.1-1-2 (2026).

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The state, by the attorney general, may file
an amicus curiae brief in any matter pending in any state court without
the consent of the parties or leave of the court. The attorney general
shall file the amicus curiae brief within the time allowed for the party
with whom the state is substantively aligned to file the party's brief or
petition. However, for good cause shown, a court may permit the
attorney general to file a belated amicus curiae brief. If the court
permits the filing of a belated amicus curiae brief, the court shall set a
deadline for an opposing party to file a reply brief.

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The state, by the attorney general, may file
an amicus curiae brief in any matter pending in any state court without
the consent of the parties or leave of the court. The attorney general
shall file the amicus curiae brief within the time allowed for the party
with whom the state is substantively aligned to file the party's brief or
petition. However, for good cause shown, a court may permit the
attorney general to file a belated amicus curiae brief. If the court
permits the filing of a belated amicus curiae brief, the court shall set a
deadline for an opposing party to file a reply brief.