Indiana § 35-38-6-4 Confinement of convicted person; segregation of female prisoner; visits
by certain persons

Indiana Statutes

§ 35-38-6-4 — Confinement of convicted person; segregation of female prisoner; visits by certain persons

Indiana·Art. 38 PROCEEDINGS FOLLOWING DISMISSAL,·Ch. 6 Execution of Death Sentence

(a)The convicted person shall be confined in the state prison until the date of the convicted person's execution. The convicted person may temporarily be held in a maximum security facility for security purposes or during renovation of the state prison. A convicted female shall be confined in a maximum security women's prison until not more than thirty (30) days before the date of her execution. A convicted female shall be segregated from male prisoners after her transfer from the women's prison.

(b)The convicted person's:

(1)attorney;

(2)physician;

(3)relatives;

(4)friends; and

(5)spiritual advisor; may visit the convicted person while the convicted person is confined. The department of correction shall adopt rules, under IC 4-22-2, governing such visits.

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(a) The convicted person shall be confined in
the state prison until the date of the convicted person's execution. The
convicted person may temporarily be held in a maximum security
facility for security purposes or during renovation of the state prison.
A convicted female shall be confined in a maximum security women's
prison until not more than thirty (30) days before the date of her
execution. A convicted female shall be segregated from male prisoners
after her transfer from the women's prison.
(b) The convicted person's:
(1) attorney;
(2) physician;
(3) relatives;
(4) friends; and
(5) spiritual advisor;
may visit the convicted person while the convicted person is confined.
The department of correction shall adopt rules, under IC 4-22-2,
governing such visits.

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