Indiana has two statewide ballot measures certified to be on the ballot on Nov. 3.
The state legislature has referred a constitutional amendment to the ballot that would require city and town court judges to reside in the county where the court is located or in a county closest to the court which borders the county where the court is located.
The legislature has also referred a constitutional amendment to the ballot to provide offenses other than murder or treason are bailable unless the accused poses a substantial risk to any other person or the community if the presumption is strong, and the state proves that no condition of release will protect the community.
Ray Adler is a longtime attorney with offices at The Adler Building, 136 S. 9th St., Downtown Noblesville. He is also one of the owners of The Hamilton County Reporter Newspaper.
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