Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. v. Reinforced Concrete Contractors Ass'n

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• holding that Horton's attorney's waiver for the second phase of trial was not a personal waiver by Horton
• holding that the choice to exercise the personal right to a jury trial may not be exercised by proxy
• noting that Indiana Evidence Rule 201(b)(5) now allows courts to take judicial notice of “records of a court of this state,” including its own records
• holding the defendant must personally waive his right to a jury trial on a habitual-offender charge.
• explaining that Indiana Evidence Rule 201(b)(5), as amended effective January 1, 2010, “now permits courts to take judicial notice of ‘records of a court of this state’”
• observing that Ind. Evidence Rule 201(b)(5) “now permits courts to take judicial notice of ‘records of a court of this state,’” and that such records are presumptively sources of facts “that cannot reasonably be questioned”

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