r/DelphiDocs • u/Careful_Cow_2139 🔰Moderator • 24d ago

❓QUESTION Any Questions Thread

Go ahead, let's keep them snappy though, no long discussions please.

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u/analog-ingrained Fast Tracked Member 22d ago

Just saw this (July 28th) FOIL info re:

Christina Gull's (seemingly rather serious) suspension details acquired via Indiana's "Access to Public Records Act" providing details and consequences including cause, demotion w/ salary reduction, status of certain cases, past history etc..

https://www.theprobablecause.com/post/allen-county-judicial-candidate

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u/Appealsandoranges 19d ago

This is crazy serious. Her explanation does not add up at all. Demotion and reduction in pay are actions taken only after the employee has failed to meet professional standards over a lengthy period with numerous opportunities to correct it. I saw another article where she raised her father’s illness as the reason but the timing of his dx was after she was already in trouble (just not demoted yet). I really hope this impacts her election.

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u/analog-ingrained Fast Tracked Member 18d ago

Yeah, stunning.

She brazenly brushes it off, still running for the bench as if her recent behavior and consequent disciplinary action wasn't disqualfying.

Professional self-awareness doesn’t run in the family.

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u/measuremnt Approved Contributor 19d ago

State Senator Ron Alting, whose district includes all of Carroll County and part of Tippecanoe County, proposes renaming the highway bridge over Deer Creek, on South Washington Street, near Riley Park, in memory of Abby and Libby. https://www.indianasenaterepublicans.com/alting-presents-bridge-renaming-resolution-to-honor-abby-williams-and-libby-german

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u/letsfightingl0ve 21d ago

I have been fairly out of the loop on the case since reply briefings were filed. Can someone enlighten me on next steps/timeline? Apologies, I’m sure this has been discussed previously.

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u/measuremnt Approved Contributor 21d ago

The only thing scheduled is oral argument before the Court of Appeals on September 21 at 10:00 am ET.
(The appeal was filed on 03/11/2025, the case was fully briefed with written arguments by 4/27/2026.) Next the appeals court will make its ruling, and that will likely be appealed to the Supreme Court of Indiana by the losing side. There's also a slight chance the appeals court could remand the case to the trial court for a further hearing on a contended issue, and that might be interesting since judge Gull retires in December.

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u/letsfightingl0ve 21d ago

Thank you so much!