The goal is to maximize operational efficiency while minimizing county costs. The courts start new juries each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. It is an honor to serve as a Marion County Juror.
Jury service is a privilege of citizenship.
The Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court is established by the Indiana State Constitution to serve as the recordkeeper for the constitutionally created Circuit Court. The Clerk is elected by the residents of Marion County and is limited to serving two consecutive terms. The Clerk of the Circuit Court serves as Court Clerk and also as the Secretary to the County Election Board which is responsible for conducting all elections in the county including the certification of results. The Clerk serves as trustee of child support collections ordered by the Court to be paid through the Clerk's Office and also acts as the chief financial officer to the Courts by collecting, disbursing, and reconciling monies related to court cases. The Clerk collects filing fees, court costs, and judgment monies in civil cases.