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Court NewsInfractionsMorgan E. Cazel, Sandborn, speedingRayahna D. Baker, Sullivan, speedingGrayson R. Huff, Dugger, speedingJoshua M. Evans, Hymera, learners permit violationAlex L. Butler, Sullivan, driving while suspendedReece W. Martindale, Sullivan, improper or no tail or plate lightSamuel T. Jackson, Sullivan, speedingEmma A. Webb, Carlisle, failure of occupant to use a safety beltCivilWhitney Watts vs Philip Blann, Oaktown and Keystone Cooperative, Inc.First National Bank of Omaha AKA AmeriFirst, A Div of FNBO vs Ronald Padgett, FarmersburgGentle Thomas, Jr., Carlisle vs Don and Bradstreet, Inc.Midland Credit Management, Inc. vs Michael Leclere, SullivanMariner Finance, LLC vs Matthew A. Ridgway, MeromParke County EMS vs Dakota Dunn, ShelburnBetty Heaton, Dugger and Debra Heaton, Dugger vs Daniel Fulk, SullivanMariner Finance, LLC vs Terry Linder, FarmersburgSmall ClaimsPAS vs Melody Bishop, Sullivan and WIlliam T.

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