Indiana § 9-27-5-3 Test results; dissemination; immunity from liability; practice of
medicine

Indiana Statutes

§ 9-27-5-3 — Test results; dissemination; immunity from liability; practice of medicine

Indiana § 9-27-5-3

Title 9MOTOR VEHICLES

Art. 27TRAFFIC SAFETY AND DRIVER EDUCATION

Ch. 5Toxicology Accident Research

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Ind. Code § 9-27-5-3 (2026).

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(a)The results of a test conducted as part of a study conducted under this chapter are not public records. The results comprise information that is required by the investigator for the preparation of the study. Since these are the results of a statistical examination, the findings in a specific instance or collection of instances are not admissible in evidence in an action in a court or in a proceeding before a tribunal, a board, an agency, or an individual.

(b)The consolidated results of the examinations may be disseminated and made public for any use, but there must be no method of identifying the individuals involved.

(c)An individual participating in a bona fide activity concerned with the conduct of statistical examination is immune from all liability, civil or criminal, that might

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(a) The results of a test conducted as part of a
study conducted under this chapter are not public records. The results
comprise information that is required by the investigator for the
preparation of the study. Since these are the results of a statistical
examination, the findings in a specific instance or collection of
instances are not admissible in evidence in an action in a court or in a
proceeding before a tribunal, a board, an agency, or an individual.
(b) The consolidated results of the examinations may be
disseminated and made public for any use, but there must be no method
of identifying the individuals involved.
(c) An individual participating in a bona fide activity concerned
with the conduct of statistical examination is immune from all liability,
civil or criminal, that might otherwise be incurred or imposed.
(d) This chapter may not be construed as permitting a person to
engage in the practice of medicine.
[Pre-1991 Recodification Citation: 9-6-7-3.]