@pipeworx/indiana-court-rules

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Indiana’s statewide court rules by citation (Trial Rule 60(B), Appellate Rule 9, Evidence Rule 401, Professional Conduct 1.6 and the rest of the Indiana Rules of Court), plus the text of each county’s local court rules.

Tools

• in_court_rule(set, rule) — full text of one rule: heading, effective date, text with its subdivisions, and the published version history where there is one. A subdivision such as 60(B) also returns just that part. Answers “what does Trial Rule 60(B) say, verbatim”.
• in_court_rules_list(set?) — every rule in a set with its number and title (to find the right citation), or, with no set, all 24 rule sets with their rule counts.
• in_local_rules(county?, query?, rule?, document?, offset?) — the text of a county’s local rules (circuit/superior court rules, district governance plan, city-court rules). query returns the best-matching passages (“filing motions”), rule returns one rule by the county’s own citation (“LR41-TR-102”), and neither reads a document from the start. Every response lists the county’s documents with their links, and carries data_as_of. A document with no machine-readable text (a scanned image, or one that cannot be parsed) is reported as such with its link, never as an empty answer. With no county, returns all 92 counties with their coverage.

Auth

Keyless.

Statewide rules are returned live from the publisher. County local rules are published by each court as documents; their text is extracted into a stored copy, so in_local_rules answers from that copy and says when it was taken.

Data sources

• Indiana Supreme Court, Indiana Rules of Court — the current version of each statewide rule.
• Indiana Supreme Court, Indiana Judicial Branch — each county’s local court rules page.

Statewide rule calls go to the publisher; the rule index is held in memory for a day. County local rules are a stored copy of the publisher’s documents (public Indiana court material), refreshed by re-running scripts/bake-local-rules.mjs (needs poppler’s text extractor) and committing the regenerated module; the deploy loads it into KV, not the bundle. Proposed (not yet in effect) local rules are not included.

Coverage at capture (2026-10-26): all 92 counties have at least one document with extractable text. 13 of the 184 listed documents (mostly district governance plans published as scanned images, plus one small city-court document and one appendix file) have no text layer; those are reported with their link.

Not the Indiana Code (statutes): use indiana-code.

Notes

• The version history table only exists on some rule pages; where the publisher gives none, version_history is null and effective is the only date.
• Rule numbers use a dot for decimals (2.1, 60.5). Set names such as “trial rules” and “professional conduct” are accepted as well as the ids.

Tools

• in_court_rule — Full text of one Indiana statewide court rule by citation, e.g. Trial Rule 60 (set “trial”, rule “60”), Appellate Rule 9, Evidence Rule 401, Criminal Rule 2.1, Professional Conduct 1.6.
• in_court_rules_list — List the Indiana Rules of Court. With a set (e.g. “trial”), returns every rule in it with its number and title, so you can find the right citation. With no set, returns every rule set with its name an
• in_local_rules — Text of an Indiana county’s local court rules (circuit/superior court rules, district governance plan, city-court rules). Given a county (e.g. “Johnson”), returns the county’s documents and the rule t