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inlawrev-2626	Zeigler, Robert G.	Torts	1985	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8524	392	61	• Thus, Indiana courts have employed a seemingly unimportant crimi- nal statute to create a civil standard of negligence. While Indiana courts are often castigated for their aversion to legislating, they should be commended for their continuing efforts to preserve the balance between the branches of state government, and for recognizing that the legislature, as the branch of government most closely responsible to the people, should take the lead in debating and implementing far-reaching changes in Indiana tort law.	cache/inlawrev-2626.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2626.txt