Final Orders

Decisions by the ICRC Administrative Law Judge

The Indiana Civil Rights Commission's Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) holds hearings on some charges filed with the agency where probable cause is found, and voluntary conciliation of the charge has not been successful. The Administrative Law Judge then prepares a report and recommendation for the Commissioners on the case, which can then be approved, rejected or modified by the Commission before issuing their final order.

The first two letters in the docket number refer to the category of the claim.

The second set of two letters refer to the area of discrimination:

Standing Orders

Order: Finding of Necessity

Order: Automatic Adoption and Approval of Certain Non-Final Decisions

Order: Service on the Commission as Ultimate Authority

2026 Final Orders

Docket No. EMra23050438
Kristopher Jacobs v. Online Transport, Inc.

2025 Final Orders

Docket No. HOha23050440
Gregory L. Wilson, Sr., and Virginia Phenis v. Brian Atkinson

Docket No. PAha24050395
Kyle Alumbaugh v. Madison Buy Sell Trade

Docket No. HOha24080709
Gregory L. Wilson, Sr., in his official capacity as Executive Director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Mark and Zoe Parlin v. Lantern Park Homeowners Association/Kirkpatrick Management

Docket No. PAha24090910
Rick Gale v. Memorial Hospital

Docket No. HOra21040110
Jose’ M. Evans, in his official capacity as Executive Director of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Christine Harris v. Dominic Pitzel

Docket No. HOha24070548
Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Christine Busanelli v. Olthof Homes

Docket No. EMra24010060
Darius Pulliam v. The Shyft Group, Inc.

Docket No. HOha24090858

Jose M. Evans, ICRC Litigation On Behalf Of Public Interest In Support of the Complainant, Mary McCalla v. Auburn Limited Partnership/PK Indiana GP, LLC, and Indian Terrace I & II Apartments