Turner v. City of Evansville

I join in the opinion of the Court. Because that opinion adequately disposes of this case, I would normally be content to leave resolution of the issue presented by the merits of this case for another day. However, the Court of Appeals addressed an important question in holding that the Indiana Constitution requires that the police chief reside within the Evansville city limits. I agree that Turner has no standing to raise that issue in this lawsuit. *863Nevertheless, for better or worse, the Court of Appeals has resolved the issue in a published opinion that I assume affects a number of public…