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March 12, 2026

Indiana Supreme Court

Steven Norris v. Jennifer Norris
No. 25S-DR-226

Civil. Appeal from the Marion Superior Court, Judge Alicia A. Gooden. Affirms the trial court’s order declining to award damages to an ex-husband who alleged his ex-wife’s failure to pay a joint loan under their divorce settlement harmed his credit. Holds the trial court did not clearly err in finding the claimed damages speculative and unsupported because the husband offered little corroborating evidence linking the unpaid loan to his alleged financial losses. Also holds the trial court lacked jurisdiction to issue a revised order implementing a Court of Appeals opinion while the appeal remained pending and before that opinion was certified, rendering the revised order void. Chief Justice Rush authored the opinion. Justices Massa, Slaughter, Goff, and Molter concur. Appellant’s attorneys: Denise F. Hayden and Jessica S. Lacy, Lacy Law Office, LLC. Appellee’s attorney: Nicole A. Zelin, Pritzke & Davis, LLP.

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March 11, 2026

Indiana Court of Appeals
Brandon Lamont French v. State of Indiana
No. 25A-CR-1906

Criminal. Appeal from the Marion Superior Court, Judge Jennifer Prinz Harrison. Reverses French’s five convictions of Class A misdemeanor invasion of privacy and vacates the convictions. Holds the State presented insufficient evidence that French violated the no-contact order because the order prohibited contact with the victim only “while released from custody pending trial,” and all alleged contacts occurred while French was incarcerated in the Marion County Jail. Concludes that although French communicated with the victim through electronic messages, phone calls and intermediaries while jailed, those actions did not violate the express terms of the order. Judge May authored the opinion. Judges Felix and Weissmann concur. Appellant’s attorney: Peter Laramore. Appellee’s attorneys: Office of the Indiana Attorney General.

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