Four Indianapolis residents have filed a lawsuit trying to get Attorney General Curtis Hill permanently ousted from his position.

The Indiana Supreme Court refused to tell Gov. Eric Holcomb whether he can appoint a replacement for Attorney General Curtis Hill.

The arguments filed with the state Supreme Court come after Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb asked the justices earlier this week whether GOP Attorney General Curtis Hill loses his elected position as state government's top lawyer when his law license suspension takes effect Monday.

The Supreme Court Monday suspended Hill's license for 30 days after it concluded he criminally battered four women in 2018.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hills law license will be suspended for 30 days and automatically reinstated.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill's law license will be suspended for 30 days over allegations that he drunkenly groped four women during a party, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday.

For the first time in its history, the Indiana Supreme Court will hold oral arguments using videoconferencing when it hears cases in May.

The Indiana Supreme Court issued an order Monday to shield, at least in part, federal COVID-19 stimulus checks from creditors.

The Indiana Supreme Court sent Attorney General Curtis Hill's lawsuit against former School Town of Munster superintendents William Pfister and Richard Sopko back to the Court of Appeals last week.

The ACLU's request noted prisons and jails are particularly vulnerable to disease outbreaks. And it urged the state to -- at least temporarily -- release jail and prison inmates who are in high-risk categories from the virus.