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The U.S. Sentencing Commission released guidance on a revised Statement of Reasons form (AO Form 245) that takes effect Nov. 1, 2025, removes most "departures" from the guidelines manual except for Section 5K1.1 substantial-assistance reductions, and explains how courts should document guideline calculations, mandatory minimums, plea agreements, a§

HB 5268 would authorize the Department of Public Health to release acknowledgments of parentage and birth‑certificate information to the Department of Children and Families. Supporters said the change would close a paperwork gap that prevents children in care from accessing benefits; the committee moved the bill forward and recorded votes held open.

Busy front counter reports birth certificate orders up significantly due to Real ID demand.

In West Bend Mutual Insurance v. Fletcher, the court allowed the defense limited time to file a response addressing alleged payments and offsets and set a schedule for reply; the judge emphasized the need for documentation of payments or offsets to oppose the plaintiff's motion.

Residents can request death certificates at annex building in Terre Haute with proper ID.

Witnesses discuss sales invoices and drug use in Dickson Tree Service testimony.

Employers must report reemployment of retired court reporters to the retirement system annually.