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Although an Indiana law placed no limits on an indigent litigant's right to appointed counsel in a civil action, the Indiana Supreme Court held Dec. 21 that the right is limited by the nature of the lawsuit and the availability of funding for counsel. Ruling in a divorce action, the court said the statutory mandate providing for counsel fails when it interferes with judicial discretion to appoint such counsel.
January 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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