Indiana § 35-37-6-1 "Confidential communication"

Indiana Statutes

§ 35-37-6-1 — "Confidential communication"

Indiana·Art. 37 TRIAL PROCEDURE·Ch. 6 Privileged Communications and Victim Counseling

(a)As used in this chapter, "confidential communication" means any information:

(1)exchanged between a victim and a victim advocate in the course of the relationship between the victim and the victim advocate;

(2)exchanged or disclosed in a support group in which a victim is or was a participant; or

(3)exchanged in the presence of a third person who facilitates or facilitated communication between a victim and a victim advocate.

(b)The term includes communication that is verbal or written and includes:

(1)advice;

(2)notes;

(3)reports;

(4)statistical data;

(5)memoranda;

(6)working papers;

(7)records; and

(8)personally identifying information; produced in the course of advocating for a victim.

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(a) As used in this chapter, "confidential
communication" means any information:
(1) exchanged between a victim and a victim advocate in the
course of the relationship between the victim and the victim
advocate;
(2) exchanged or disclosed in a support group in which a victim
is or was a participant; or
(3) exchanged in the presence of a third person who facilitates or
facilitated communication between a victim and a victim
advocate.
(b) The term includes communication that is verbal or written and
includes:
(1) advice;
(2) notes;
(3) reports;
(4) statistical data;
(5) memoranda;
(6) working papers;
(7) records; and
(8) personally identifying information;
produced in the course of advocating for a victim.