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INDIANA REPORTS · NORTH EASTERN REPORTER · THE TRIAL RECORD AT THE COUNTY SEAT
What it is: the judicial tier of the official record, named as a class with its grain stated. Indiana's appellate output stands in the official Indiana Reports and the North Eastern Reporter, with the Court of Appeals' memorandum decisions published at their own, lower precedential strength — the discipline this build's sibling passes print and this section repeats: a published opinion settles at full strength; a memorandum decision's facts are the court's and its precedential weight is none; a merely-filed case prints charges only, the filing and not the facts. For this town, no appellate case was used by this section, and none is dressed up here; the class is named because the town's legal record, where a pass needs it, lives first in the trial record at the county seat — the St. Joseph County Clerk's files in South Bend — and in the prosecutors' and agencies' releases at press strength, each at the tier its form carries. The county seats article in Part Four gives the physical seats.
Principal sources: the Indiana appellate reporting system as named; no case read for this section, and none cited.