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inlawrev-25092	Babb, Bryan H.; Dick, Bradley M.; Parks, Sarah T.	Developments in Indiana Appellate Procedure: Rule Amendments, Remarkable Case Law, and Court Guidance for Appellate Practitioners	2021	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7035	514	66	The appellant raised the sole issue of whether the trial court improperly denied the appellant’s motion for change of judge.55 Ultimately, the Indiana Court Appeals answered this question in the negative on the merits, but also discussed that such an appeal may be procedurally improper.56 First, the court “acknowledge[d] that ‘an interlocutory appeal raises every issue presented by the order that is the subject of the appeal.’”57 DEVELOPMENTS IN INDIANA APPELLATE PROCEDURE: RULE AMENDMENTS, REMARKABLE CASE LAW, AND COURT GUIDANCE FOR APPELLATE PRACTITIONERS BRYAN H. BABB* BRADLEY M. DICK** SARAH T. PARKS*** INTRODUCTION The Indiana Supreme Court promulgates the Indiana Rules of Appellate Procedure (“Appellate Rules” or “Rules”), and Indiana’s appellate courts—the Indiana Supreme Court (“Supreme Court”), the Indiana Court of Appeals (“Court of Appeals”), and the Indiana Tax Court—interpret and apply the Rules.	cache/inlawrev-25092.pdf	txt/inlawrev-25092.txt