A Marion County judge ruled on Friday that the state must reinstate expanded federal unemployment benefits until a final ruling is made in a case filed by a group of people who are unemployed. Judge John Hanley of Marion Superior Court called for a temporary reinstatement of benefits that Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb ended June 19. Hanley found that by rejecting federal benefits, the state is violating Indiana law. He also said the plaintiffs had shown a “reasonable likelihood of success.”
