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Title / Description	Related Resources	Video
Family Matters: Choosing to Represent Yourself in Court "Family Matters: Choosing to Represent Yourself in Court" is a guide for self-represented (pro se) litigants developed by the Indiana Supreme Court. This video will help you understand the importance of seeking legal advice when you must go to court and your responsibilities and the procedures you must follow if you choose to represent yourself.	Indiana Self Service Legal Center	60 minutes
Jury Orientation Video: "Indiana Jury Service: Duty, Privilege, Honor” This video was produced in accordance with Jury Rule 11 to provide prospective jurors with an orientation prior to the selection process to aid in understanding their role in the legal system. This video gives an overview of the jury system in Indiana, including the importance of jury service, the jury selection process, the key people involved in a trial, what to expect during the trial, and a discussion of jury deliberations.	Learn more about jury duty Indiana Jury Rules	16 minutes
Mediation in Divorce and Custody Cases: It's Your Choice A video illustrating the benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution (mediation, arbitration) as an alternative to court for certain types of cases.	Find a Mediator Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules	17 minutes
You and the Law Straight talk to middle school students about the serious legal consequences of school bus violence and school violence in general.	Courts in the Classroom	9 minutes
Video: "The Faces of Justice” Faces of Justice" is an informational video that provides a basic introduction to Indiana government, and specifically, its Judicial Branch. This video is suitable for educating children and adults about the organization, purpose, and the primary facets of our legal system.	Courts in the Classroom	12 minutes
Indiana Attorneys: Bridging the Gap to Justice Indiana attorneys talk about the commitment to Pro Bono. This video was produced to serve as a tool to inspire Indiana attorneys to get involved in the pro bono publico movement. See comments from the Chief Justice of Indiana, Senator Evan Bayh and many practitioners from around the state. (Approx. 14 minutes.)	Visit the Indiana Pro Bono Commission website Take the Pro Bono Pledge	16 minutes
La audiencia inicial: Lectura de sus derechos (en español, con subtítulos en inglés)

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