Rule 6.5 divided Indiana into 14 pro bono districts. Each of these districts is chaired by a judicial appointee. The judicial chairs are appointed by the Supreme Court and the Indiana Bar Foundation. The judicial chairs select members to serve on the district pro bono committee. These individuals are responsible for devising a pro bono plan based upon local needs. Each year the Districts submit a report and plan outlining pro bono activities and requesting funding.

• Read about your District Pro Bono Plan
  
• TAKE THE PRO BONO PLEDGE!

• Report your Pro Bono Hours Online
• Contact your District Judicial Appointee


• Contact your Plan Administrator


• Learn more about the Indiana Pro Bono Commission
  
  
• Pro Se Directory
  

Pro Bono Links

• Indiana Legal Services/Indiana Justice Center
• Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Consumers' Guide to Legal Help on the Internet
• ABA Division of Legal Services - Center for Pro Bono
• Cook County Bar Association Community Law Project
• Pro Bono Institute
• Pro Bono Net
• Pro Bono Services (ABA state by state information)
• Free Legal Research for Pro Bono Attorneys
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