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COURT WATCH EXPLAINER: What is a "Brady List," Does Lawrence County Have One, and How Does It Work in Real Life?

Here is a straightforward breakdown of what this list is, proof that it exists in Lawrence County, and a real-life example showing how it works. 1. Does Lawrence County Have One? Yes. Prosecutor Sam Arp II officially confirmed in writing that the Lawrence County Prosecutor’s Office maintains and actively uses a list under Indiana Code Β§ 33-39-12. Indiana state law officially required every county prosecutor to maintain one starting in July 2025.
COURT WATCH EXPLAINER: What is a "Brady List," Does Lawrence County Have One, and How Does It Work in Real Life?

NOT GUILTY: Lawrence County Jury Acquits Defendant in Burglary and Theft Trial

BEDFORD β€” A Lawrence County jury has returned a verdict of not guilty on all counts in the trial of Martin Dale Robbins, resulting in a full judgment of acquittal in Lawrence Superior Court 1. Robbins, who was originally charged in October 2025, stood trial today, July 10, 2026, facing serious felony and misdemeanor charges. Following deliberations, the jury completely cleared him of all allegations.
NOT GUILTY: Lawrence County Jury Acquits Defendant in Burglary and Theft Trial
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