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There are 227 Courts in Indiana, serving a population of 6,614,418 people in an area of 35,818 square miles. There is 1 Court per 29,138 people, and 1 Court per 157 square miles. The state of Indiana is ranked 29th in Courts per capita, and 21st in Courts per square mile.

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Jackson County

Jackson County Circuit Court

Jackson County Circuit Court
111 South Main Street, Brownstown, IN 47220
Phone: 812-358-6133

Jackson County Superior Court I

Jackson County Superior Court I
1420 Corporate Way, Seymour, IN 47274
Phone: 812-522-9677

Jackson County Superior Court II

Jackson County Superior Court II
220 East Walnut Street, Brownstown, IN 47220
Phone: 812-358-6803

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