Marion county-court assignments: M-2024-37 base + M-2025-30 rotation [current allocation INFERRED]
Official rule; awaiting reverification against the current source text. Verify with the clerk, judicial assistant, or official court website before relying on it.
Summary
No consolidated 2026 Marion county-court order is posted. Current assignments derive from applying M-2025-30's dated rotations (Cotton/Thompson July 1, 2025; Landt/Mackey-Barnes January 1, 2026) to the M-2024-37 base: Cotton + Mackey-Barnes on county criminal/traffic; Landt + Thompson on county civil; specialty courts DUI-Cotton, pretrial-diversion Drug-Landt, Mental Health-Thompson.
Requirement
EXPRESSLY INFERRED (both source orders fetched + hashed 2026-07-20): M-2025-30 rotates Judges Cotton and Thompson effective July 1, 2025 and Judges Landt and Mackey-Barnes effective January 1, 2026 against the M-2024-37 allocation. Resulting current alignment — Cotton: county criminal + traffic; DUI Court (from 7/1/2025). Mackey-Barnes: county criminal + traffic (from 1/1/2026). Landt: county civil; pretrial-diversion Drug Court (from 1/1/2026). Thompson: county civil; Mental Health Court (from 7/1/2025). Treat as INFERRED until Marion publishes a consolidated county order; the profile pages corroborate the resulting dockets.
Source of truth
- Source health
- Healthy · checked July 21, 2026
- Effective date
- December 31, 2025
- Last verified
- July 19, 2026fable5-livefetch-2026-07-20
Reviewer note: INFERENCE preserved per live-data honesty (roster rows labeled INFERRED). Base order hashed: m-2024-37.pdf (sha 39f6226f…); rotation order hashed: m-2025-30.pdf (sha e89d3824…). Watch for a consolidated 2026 county order.
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