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**The Hon. John F. Hanley Honored at Retirement Ceremony**

Indianapolis, Indiana – On Tuesday afternoon, December 17, members of the Bench and Bar came together to honor the Hon. John F. Hanley of the Marion Superior Court at his Judicial Retirement Ceremony. The event, organized by the Indianapolis Bar Association and the Indianapolis Bar Foundation, celebrated Judge Hanley’s career in public service and his dedication to the Indianapolis legal community.

The ceremony was attended by a large gathering of individuals whose lives and careers were positively impacted by Judge Hanley during his tenure on the bench. Colleagues, friends, and members of the legal profession expressed their gratitude for his commitment to justice and his significant contributions to the community.

The Indianapolis Bar Association extended their congratulations and appreciation to Judge Hanley for his years of service. His dedication and leadership have left a lasting legacy within Marion County and beyond.

Congratulations to the Hon. John F. Hanley on a well-deserved retirement!

Source: Indianapolis Bar Association

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Indianapolis

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