id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
inlawrev-4054	Laramore, Jon	Indiana Constitutional Developments: Vitality for the Ex Post Facto Clause, But Not the Education Clause	2010	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11365	792	66	In State ex rel Indiana State Police v. Arnold^^^ the Indiana Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the statute permitting courts to expunge arrest records.^^^ In this case, a trial court granted expungement to Arnold, who had been arrested for robbery but never charged.^^^ The State Police Department later sought to overturn the expungement, arguing that Arnold did not meet the statutory criteria for expungement.^^^ The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that the statute gave trial courts significant discretion and rejected the State Police's argument that discretion was fettered if the person seeking expungement had certain other criminal offenses on his record.^*^ In Morgan v. State, ^^^ a subpoenaed witness came to court but fled before he could testify; law enforcement officers were unable to locate him.^^^ Several jurors 136.	cache/inlawrev-4054.pdf	txt/inlawrev-4054.txt