Indiana Statutes
§ 3-14-5-6 — Criminal prosecutions; self-incrimination defense not available to witness
In a criminal prosecution for violation of IC 3-14-1-7, IC 3-14-1-10, IC 3-14-1-13, IC 3-14-1-14, or IC 3-14-1-14.5,
a witness, except the person who is accused and on trial, may not be
excused from answering a question or producing a book, paper, or
other thing on the ground that the witness' answer or the thing to be
produced may tend to incriminate the witness or render the witness
liable to a penalty. However, the witness' answer or the thing produced
by the witness may not be used in a proceeding against the witness,
except in a prosecution for perjury in so testifying.
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Legislative History
As added by P.L.5-1986, SEC.10. Amended by P.L.3-1995,
SEC.138; P.L.3-1997, SEC.410.
Nearby Sections
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§ 3-10-1-1
Application of chapter§ 3-10-1-10
Persons entitled to challenge voter§ 3-10-1-11
Voting methods, supplies, and equipment§ 3-10-1-12
Preparation and distribution of ballots§ 3-10-1-13
Specifications for ballots§ 3-10-1-14
Repealed§ 3-10-1-14.1
Printing names on ballot§ 3-10-1-17
Colored ballot labels; party designation§ 3-10-1-19.2
Order of districts and candidates on ballot§ 3-10-1-19.5
Alternative order of county offices