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Louis F. Rosenberg

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Louis F. Rosenberg

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Prior offices
Marion County Circuit Court

Education

Bachelor's

Georgetown University, 1966

Law

University of Chicago, 1969


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Louis Rosenberg was a judge for the Marion County Circuit Court in Marion County, Indiana. He was first elected to the court in 2008, and he retired from the bench in December 2014.[1][2]

Elections

2008

In 2008, Rosenberg ran for election to the Marion County Circuit Court. He ran unopposed in the Democratic primary, receiving 100% of the vote. In the general election, Rosenberg ran against Republican James A. Joven. Rosenberg won the general election receiving 59.3% of the vote.[3]

2002

In 2002, Rosenberg ran for the Marion County Circuit Court. He ran unopposed in the Democratic primary, receiving 100% of the vote. In the general election, Rosenberg ran against Republican Theodore M. Sosin. Rosenberg lost the general election receiving 49.6% of the vote to Sosin's 50.4%.

Education

Rosenberg received his undergraduate degree from Georgetown University in 1966 and his J.D. degree from the University of Chicago in 1969.[4][2]

Noteworthy cases

Indiana Secretary of State voter fraud case

Charlie White, the secretary of state for Indiana, was accused of falsifying his address. In November 2010, Indiana Democrats asked the Indiana Recount Commission to investigate, claiming that White's address meant he was ineligible to run for office. In December of that year, the commission dismissed the case.

In December 2011, Rosenberg found that the commission was not able to dismiss the case and ruled White had been ineligible to run for secretary of state.[5]

Ruling

In March 2012, the Indiana Supreme Court unanimously ruled that White was eligible to run for office. In its ruling, the high court pointed out that it had never overturned election results and was hesitant to do so at this time.[6]

To read more about the case, check out:

See also

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Footnotes