Case: Mueller v. State

49A02-0503-CR-172 | Indiana state trial court

Filed Date: 2005

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Case Summary

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After having trial diversion program offers rescinded because of their inability to pay, two individual criminal defendants filed a complaint alleging that their removal from the program violated the Fourteenth Amendment.

Summary Authors

Hannah Shilling (11/24/2021)

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Resources

Title	Description		External URL Date / External URL
DOJ Dear Colleague Letter to Courts Regarding Fines and Fees for Youth and Adults U.S. Department of Justice	The DOJ issued a Dear Colleague letter for state and local courts and juvenile justice agencies regarding the imposition and enforcement of fines and fees for adults and youth. The letter highlights …	April 20, 2023	April 20, 2023 https://www.justice.gov/...

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Docket

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Case Details

State / Territory: Indiana

Case Type(s):

Criminal Justice (Other)

Special Collection(s):

Fines/Fees/Bail Reform (Criminalization of Poverty)

Key Dates

Filing Date: 2005

Plaintiffs

Plaintiff Description:

Two individuals who were offered pretrial diversion agreements that were later rescinded by the prosecutor when the individuals were unable to pay the fees.

Case Details

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