An Indiana state board is set to decide whether or not to keep Indiana’s first female chief justice as leader of the state’s highest court.
Chief Justice Loretta Rush is seeking a new five-year term in the position she has held since 2014. In a vote scheduled for today, The Judicial Nominating Commission will vote after hearing from Rush and the four other Indiana Supreme Court justices.
Rush, now age 61, was appointed as a justice by Governor Mitch Daniels back in 2012 after 14 years as a Tippecanoe County judge in Lafayette. The chief justice is selected from among the court’s five members.
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