HQ Function

Serves as the seat of Indiana's highest appellate court, where oral arguments are heard, judicial conferences are held, and administrative functions of the Court are managed.

Notable Features:

Located within the historic Indiana State House, an architecturally significant building featuring Renaissance Revival style, a prominent dome, and grand interior spaces. The courtroom itself is designed with decorum and symbolism reflecting the gravity of the judicial process.

Work Culture:

Highly formal, professional, and intellectually rigorous, focused on interpreting and applying state law, upholding the constitution, and ensuring the fair administration of justice. Emphasis on legal scholarship, precedent, and deliberative decision-making among the justices and their staff.

HQ Significance:

As the state's court of last resort, its decisions shape Indiana law and impact all citizens and businesses within the state. Its location in the State House underscores its role as a co-equal branch of state government.

Values Reflected in HQ: The institution and its setting reflect values of justice, impartiality, the rule of law, public service, and the historical continuity of Indiana's legal system.

Location:

The Indiana Supreme Court's jurisdiction is confined to the State of Indiana. It does not have a global presence; its authority and decisions apply solely within the geographical boundaries of Indiana, interpreting and applying state law and the Indiana Constitution.

Street Address:

200 W Washington St, Room 315

City:

Indianapolis

State/Province:

Indiana

Country:

USA