Indiana § 11-10-13-6 Annual actuarial study of projected costs of incarceration; study to be
provided to legislative council

Indiana Statutes

§ 11-10-13-6 — Annual actuarial study of projected costs of incarceration; study to be provided to legislative council

Indiana § 11-10-13-6

Art. 10CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS

Ch. 13Costs of Incarceration

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Ind. Code § 11-10-13-6 (2026).

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(a)The department shall annually conduct or contract with a third party to annually conduct an actuarially based study of projected costs of incarceration.

(b)The study must:

(1)consider:

(A)the present and anticipated future costs of incarcerating the current inmate population;

(B)the effect of educational credit and good time credit;

(C)the effect of inmate mortality rates;

(D)the projected increase in costs of incarceration; and

(E)any other factor determined to be relevant by the department or the third party contractor; and

(2)provide an analysis of the projected costs of incarceration for each subsequent calendar year after the year the study is conducted until each inmate in the current inmate population is no longer serving the executed sentence for which the inmate is inc

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(a) The department shall annually conduct or
contract with a third party to annually conduct an actuarially based
study of projected costs of incarceration.
(b) The study must:
(1) consider:
(A) the present and anticipated future costs of incarcerating the
current inmate population;
(B) the effect of educational credit and good time credit;
(C) the effect of inmate mortality rates;
(D) the projected increase in costs of incarceration; and
(E) any other factor determined to be relevant by the
department or the third party contractor; and
(2) provide an analysis of the projected costs of incarceration for
each subsequent calendar year after the year the study is
conducted until each inmate in the current inmate population is no
longer serving the executed sentence for which the inmate is
incarcerated in the department.
(c) The department shall include the results of the study in the
annual report made under IC 11-8-2-5(a)(16).