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The Indiana State Bar Association’s Federal Judiciary Committee is seeking nominations for the 2024 Henry Hurst Judicial Assistance Award.
The Hurst Award is named in honor of Henry Hurst, the first federal clerk of the district court of Indiana.
Through his nearly 20-year career serving the state, Henry Hurst showcased the importance of and value in having highly skilled court personnel assisting the federal judiciary, according to a news release from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana.
Nominees for the Hurst Award follow in his footsteps—assisting the federal courts and promoting justice and efficiency within Indiana’s legal system.
Nominate a colleague
This year, the Hurst Award will be presented to a member of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana. Nominees must be individuals who serve the Northern District of Indiana either as a staff member of the clerk’s office or as chambers staff to a district court judge (Article III or Magistrate) or bankruptcy court judge.
Nominations should be sent to Kim Latimore-Martin ([email protected]) and Paje Felts ([email protected]).
The nominations should include the nominee’s name and job title, as well as a description of the nominee’s qualifications for the award and any supporting recommendations.
Nominations are due by March 22.
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