Charles E. Cox

1860–1936 (age 76)

Biography

Charles E. Cox rose through the legal ranks to lead the Indiana Supreme Court as chief justice, where he earned a reputation for thoughtful opinions and fair administration of justice.

He mentored young lawyers, upheld the rule of law through changing times, and left a lasting impression on Indiana’s judiciary remembered by those who visit Crown Hill Cemetery.

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