Clark Rogers

Professional career

• Judge of the Marion County Superior Court in Indiana, currently serving a term that ends in 2030
• In 2024, he assumed leadership of the Indianapolis Veterans Treatment Court (IVC) following Judge David Certo’s transition to another role
• Current Position: Judge, Marion County Superior Court, Criminal Division (Department D25)

Education

Additional information

• December 31, 2030
• He has been successfully retained by voters multiple times and continues to serve on the Superior Court bench with a term extending through 2030
• retained in office in the 2024 election
• , which recommended retention for all 2024 Marion County judicial candidates.
• with 68.1% of the vote, following a previous retention in 2018 with 74% support
• These changes were part of a transition after the previous presiding judge moved to a different court assignment.
• He presides over a variety of cases, among them criminal, civil, and specialized dockets.
• Marion County Superior Court judges are initially appointed by the governor from a list of candidates submitted by local nominating commissions and then stand for retention in subsequent elections
• in Indiana, and there he has been a member of the bench for over 30 years
• , a diversionary program designed to assist military veterans facing low-level criminal charges with addiction and mental health issues
• In his role overseeing the Veterans Court, Rogers made staffing changes to bring in a new team to support the program, which drew attention from local media and veteran advocates
• The program continues to receive support and funding from the Marion Superior Court
• IndyBar Judicial Survey
• Conservative voter guides have rated him highly, giving him a 4-star rating for meeting conservative criteria
• He does not have endorsements from Democratic or progressive organizations
• , recognized for his leadership in both general court duties and specialized programs like the Veterans Treatment Court.