Rule 1. Scope Trial Rules shall govern the practice and procedure for appeals to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals. The Court may, upon the motion of a party or the Court's own motion, permit deviation from these Rules. Rule 2. Definitions In these Rules, the following definitions apply: A. Administrative Agency. An Administrative Agency is the Worker's Compensation Board, Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, or Review Board of the Department of Workforce Development. B. [Reserved] C. Appendix. An Appendix is a compilation of documents trial by a party pertaining to an appeal under Rule 49 and Rule 50. D. Clerk. The Clerk is the Clerk of the Indiana Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and Tax Court. E. Record. The Clerk's Record is the Record maintained by the clerk of the court or the Administrative Agency and shall consist of the Chronological Case Summary (CCS) and all papers, pleadings, documents, orders, judgments, and other materials filed in the trial court or Administrative Agency or listed in the CCS. F. Trial and Court on Appeal. The terms and on Appeal” shall refer to the Supreme Court and the “Court” “Court Court of Appeals. G. Criminal Appeals. Criminal Appeals are those cases which were designated by the originating court as a Murder – MR, Class A Felony FA, Class B Felony FB, Class C Felony FC, Class D Felony FD, Level 1 Felony F1, Level 2 – – – – – Felony F2, Level 3 Felony F3, Level 4 Felony F4, Level 5 Felony F5, Level 6 Felony F6, Criminal Felony--CF; – – – – – Class D Felony--DF; Criminal Misdemeanor--CM; Post Conviction Relief--PC; Juvenile Status--JS; Juvenile Infraction--IF; Miscellaneous Criminal--MC; Local Ordinance Violation--OV, and Exempted Ordinance This definition is for ease of reference and does not change the substantive rights of the parties. H. Final Judgment. A judgment is a final judgment if: (1) it disposes of all claims as to all parties;
Rule 1. Scope Rules shall govern the practice and procedure for appeals to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals. The Court may, upon the motion of a party or the Court's own motion, permit deviation from these Rules. Rule 2. Definitions In these Rules, the following definitions apply: A. Administrative Agency. An Administrative Agency is the Worker's Compensation Board, Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, or Review Board of the Department of Workforce Development. B. [Reserved] C. Appendix. An Appendix is a compilation of documents by a party pertaining to an appeal under Rule 49 and Rule 50. D. Clerk. The Clerk is the Clerk of the Indiana Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and Tax Court. E. Record. The Clerk's Record is the Record maintained by the clerk of the trial court or the Administrative Agency and shall consist of the Chronological Case Summary (CCS) and all papers, pleadings, documents, orders, judgments, and other materials filed in the trial court or Administrative Agency or listed in the CCS. F. and Court on Appeal. The terms “Court” and “Court on Appeal” shall refer to the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals. G. Criminal Appeals. Criminal Appeals are those cases which were designated by the originating court as a Murder – MR, Class A Felony – FA, Class B Felony – FB, Class C Felony – FC, Class D Felony – FD, Level 1 Felony – F1, Level 2 Felony – F2, Level 3 Felony – F3, Level 4 Felony – F4, Level 5 Felony – F5, Level 6 Felony – F6, Criminal Felony--CF; Class D Felony--DF; Criminal Misdemeanor--CM; Post Conviction Relief--PC; Juvenile Status--JS; Juvenile Infraction--IF; Miscellaneous Criminal--MC; Local Ordinance Violation--OV, and Exempted Ordinance This definition is for ease of reference and does not change the substantive rights of the parties. H. Final Judgment. A judgment is a final judgment if: (1) it disposes of all claims as to all parties; Trial Trial
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