Procedures for obtaining a warrant.
SB 159 modifies Indiana warrant procedures, rebalancing requirements between law enforcement authorization and judicial oversight for searches and seizures.
SB 159 modifies Indiana warrant procedures, rebalancing requirements between law enforcement authorization and judicial oversight for searches and seizures.
SB 159 modifies Indiana's procedures for obtaining warrants, establishing new requirements or processes for law enforcement seeking judicial authorization to conduct searches or seizures. The bill was passed through both chambers and signed into law in April 2025, becoming Public Law 113.
Warrant procedures are fundamental to criminal justice and Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches. Changes to how warrants are obtained directly affect the balance between law enforcement capabilities and individual privacy rights, influencing everything from drug investigations to surveillance practices.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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