Indiana § 35-33.5-5-2 Recording contents of authorized interception; sealing documents;
disclosure; destruction of documents

Indiana Statutes

§ 35-33.5-5-2 — Recording contents of authorized interception; sealing documents; disclosure; destruction of documents

Indiana § 35-33.5-5-2

Art. 33.5INTERCEPTION OF TELEPHONIC OR

Ch. 5Confidentiality of Disclosure, Remedies, and Offenses

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Ind. Code § 35-33.5-5-2 (2026).

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(a)The contents of an authorized interception under this article shall be recorded. Immediately upon the expiration of the warrant or extension, the court shall order that recordings be sealed. The court shall determine who is entitled to custody of the recordings. The court shall order that the recordings be kept for at least ten (10) years. The recordings may be destroyed after ten (10) years only upon an order of the court that issued the warrant.

(b)A warrant or an extension granted under this article, as well as the application for a warrant or extension, shall be sealed by the court to which the application is made. The court shall determine who is entitled to custody of the application and warrant or extension. An application and a warrant or an extension shall be disclosed only u

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(a) The contents of an authorized interception
under this article shall be recorded. Immediately upon the expiration of
the warrant or extension, the court shall order that recordings be sealed.
The court shall determine who is entitled to custody of the recordings.
The court shall order that the recordings be kept for at least ten (10)
years. The recordings may be destroyed after ten (10) years only upon
an order of the court that issued the warrant.
(b) A warrant or an extension granted under this article, as well as
the application for a warrant or extension, shall be sealed by the court
to which the application is made. The court shall determine who is
entitled to custody of the application and warrant or extension. An
application and a warrant or an extension shall be disclosed only upon
a showing of good cause before the issuing court. The court shall order
that the application and warrant or extension may not be destroyed for
at least ten (10) years after the date granted, and then only upon the
order of the court that issued the warrant.