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Law on Police Investigations for Prostitution
This bill changes Indiana laws about criminal investigations related to prostitution and sets rules for police officers during these investigations.
What This Bill Does
- After June 30, 2026, police agencies cannot use public money to pay for or take part in sexual activities as part of an investigation into prostitution, making unlawful propositions, or promoting prostitution.
- Police officers who engage in sexual acts with individuals during their official duties will face criminal charges and could be punished with a Level 5 felony.
Who It Names or Affects
- Police agencies in Indiana
- Law enforcement officers conducting investigations related to prostitution
Terms To Know
- Level 5 felony
- A serious crime that can lead to a prison sentence of one and a half to six years.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what exceptions might apply.
- It is unclear how this law will be enforced or monitored.