Current Rulemaking Docket
Pursuant to Indiana Code § 5-2-6-5 granting ICJI with rulemaking authority, ICJI may adopt administrative rules as necessary in order to carry out its purposes and duties.
An administrative “rule” is defined as the whole or any part of an agency statement of general applicability that: (1) has or is designed to have the effect of law; and (2) implements, interprets, or prescribes: (A) law or policy; or (B) the organization, procedure, or practice requirements of an agency. Ind. Code § 4-22-2-3.
| Rule Name | Rule Description | Rule | Notice of Intent | Public Hearing | Economic Impact Statement | Other Info/Notices | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LSA #22-230: Adoption of 205 IAC 4 | Adds | View Adopted Final Rule | View NOI | View Notice of Public Hearing | View Economic Impact Statement | Comment period closed. | |
| LSA #21-202: Readoption of 205 IAC 1 and 205 IAC 2 | Readopts 205 IAC 1 and 205 IAC 2, in their entirety and without amendment, providing requirements for slow moving vehicle emblems and public safety improvement areas. | View Readopted Final Rule | View NOI | N/A | Comment period closed | ||
| LSA #23-221: Readoption of 203 IAC 1 | Readopts 203 IAC 1 in their entirety and without amendment, to outline the process for the investigation, review, determination, and hearing of applications for violent crime compensation or sexual assault compensation | View Readopted Final Rule | View NOI | N/A | Comment period closed | ||
| LSA #24-439: Readoption of 205 IAC 1 | Readopts 205 IAC 1 in their entirety and without amendment, providing requirements for slow moving vehicle emblems. | View NOI | N/A | ||||
| LSA #24-440: Readoption of 205 IAC 2 | Readopts 205 IAC 2, in their entirety and without amendment, concerning public safety improvement areas. | View NOI | N/A |
Comment on a Proposed Rule
Comments on a proposed rule are accepted via mail at: 402 W. Washington Street, Room W469, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Public comments are also accepted at the public hearing as required by Ind. Code § 4-22-2-26.