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What is Pro Bono?
Pro bono means for the common good. It is a long-standing tradition that lawyers help the defenseless, weak, and oppressed regardless of an ability to pay. Indiana attorneys take an oath to protect all citizens and to... More about Pro Bono >>
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Learn about Indiana's Court System
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