You can find the ABA's Model Rules of Professional Conduct on Westlaw or Lexis. The best online source for the model rules and related materials is Bloomberg Law's ABA/Bloomberg Law Lawyers’ Manual on Professional Conduct. The Lawyers' Manual includes:
To access the Lawyer’s Manual:
Indiana's Rules of Professional Conduct are very similar to the Model Rules, but not exactly the same. You can get Indiana's rules here from the state judiciary's website. You can also use Bloomberg Law to find Indiana's rules and those of the other 49 states in the ABA/Bloomberg Law Lawyer's Manual on Professional Conduct using the US map:
The ABA has comparison charts that help you discover how state rules vary from the model rules.
Indiana's Rules of Professional Conduct are codified in the Indiana Code, Title 34 Court Rules (Civil). Access the Indiana Code on Westlaw or Lexis.
If your looking for a comprehensive print resource for ethics rules, try Professional Responsibility Standards, Rules, & Statutes, John S. Dzienkowski, KF 305 .A29 S45, available in the Law Library's 1st Floor collection.
Judges and judicial employees have their own rules of conduct by which they must abide. Use the links below to access resources about the rules governing judicial conduct.