Indiana § 14-17-4-7 Cession of concurrent criminal jurisdiction to federal government

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-17-4-7 — Cession of concurrent criminal jurisdiction to federal government

Indiana·Art. 17 PROPERTY ACQUISITION·Ch. 4 Acquisition of Real Property by the United States for

(a)This section applies to real property acquired by the United States under this chapter and in which the United States does not have concurrent criminal jurisdiction.

(b)Upon application of an officer of the United States who has authority and control over the real property, the governor may, by executive order, cede to the United States concurrent criminal jurisdiction.

(c)The application must include an accurate description and a plat of the real property within which concurrent criminal jurisdiction would be exercised.

(d)The application may include a request to exercise concurrent criminal jurisdiction over recreational real property owned by the state if the recreational real property is located adjacent to or within the boundaries of the real property of the United States descr

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(a) This section applies to real property
acquired by the United States under this chapter and in which the
United States does not have concurrent criminal jurisdiction.
(b) Upon application of an officer of the United States who has
authority and control over the real property, the governor may, by
executive order, cede to the United States concurrent criminal
jurisdiction.
(c) The application must include an accurate description and a plat
of the real property within which concurrent criminal jurisdiction
would be exercised.
(d) The application may include a request to exercise concurrent
criminal jurisdiction over recreational real property owned by the state
if the recreational real property is located adjacent to or within the
boundaries of the real property of the United States described in the
application.
(e) The application must show to the satisfaction of the governor
that the cession of concurrent criminal jurisdiction is necessary for the
public safety and the proper maintenance and control of the real
property.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 4-20.5-17-7.]

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