What does all this mean for a case number. Can you break it down for me?

Cause numbers contain information about the county, court, the month it was filed, the type of case, and number of those that have been filed. For example a cause number like this 84D01-1105-DF-334 would mean this: 84 - the county in which the case is filed (84 is Vigo County, like on license plates) D01- Superior Court Division One in that county 1105 - the year and month of filing (May, 2011) DF - the type of case (DF is D felony) 334 - The number of that level of case

Your case number is a federal docket number, not state. The first numbers have to do with case type, year (2012) docket number and the last three initials refer to the judge.

First, I must disclose that I am licensed in the state of Louisiana and am not licensed in Indiana. The number "1:12-mc-00002-rbc" is likely referring to your docket number. This docket number likely has some reference as to date, division, and other relevant information. I recommend that you contact the Clerk of Court for the Judicial District Court that your case is in. The Clerk's office will probably be able to answer this question. I would then call an attorney for a consultation.