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Part I — General Rules

1.1 Scope of the Rules
1.2 Public Access and Confidentiality of Records
1.3 Appearance
1.4 Investigation Process D

Part II — Pre-Trial Procedure

2.1 Information or Indictment
2.2 Presence of Prosecutor
2.3 Initial Hearing
2.4 Change of venue or judge D
2.5 Discovery D
2.6 Pretrial Release
2.7 Written Motions and Legal Memoranda D

Part III — Trials and Guilty Pleas

3.1 Jury Trials: Demand, Notice, and Waiver D
3.2 Jury Instructions
3.3 Considering and Accepting a Plea of Guilty or Guilty but Mentally Ill
3.4 Entry of Judgment

Part IV — Speedy Trial Requirements and Remedies

4 Impact of Delay in Criminal Trials D
4.1 Computation of Time D
4.2 Commencement of Rule 4 Time Periods for Those Incarcerated Outside of State or in Another County

Part V — Post-Trial Proceedings

5.1 Advisements After Sentencing D
5.2 Abstract of Judgment
5.3 Motion to Correct Error D
5.4 Time Within Which the Appeal Must be Submitted D

Part VI — Miscellaneous

6.1 Capital Cases D
6.2 Right to Counsel in Juvenile Delinquency Proceedings

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Part III · Trials and Guilty Pleas

Rule 3.2. Jury Instructions

Amended January 1, 2024 (current)

Jury Rules 20 and 26 and Trial Rule 51 govern jury instructions in a criminal case.

Source: Ind. Crim. Rule 3.2

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