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Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 7 - POLYGRAPH EXAMINERS › Rule 1 - Certification › Section 1-7 - Exemptions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 25-30-2-2
Affected: IC 25-30-2
Sec. 7.
(a) Persons
				who operate the polygraph solely for federal, state, county or municipal
				criminal justice agencies are exempt from all certification requirements while
				in the performance of their official duties.
(b) If persons, as described in section A of
				this rule
[subsection (a)]
, desire to operate a business for
				personal gain, they are required to obtain a polygraph certificate and comply
				with all rules and regulations to obtain a certificate.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 7 - POLYGRAPH EXAMINERS › Rule 1 - Certification › Section 1-8 - Suspension and revocation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 25-30-2-2
Affected: IC 4-21.5; IC 25-30-2
Sec. 8.
(a) The
				superintendent may suspend or revoke a certificate issued under this chapter if
				he determines that the polygraph operator has:
(1) Made any false statement or given any
				false information in connection with an application for
				certification.
(2) Violated this
				chapter.
(3) Violated any rule of
				the superintendent adopted pursuant to the authority contained in this
				chapter.
(4) Been convicted of a
				felony under the statues
[sic.]
of the state of
				Indiana.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 1 - Application and Administration › Section 1-1 - Application of article

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
This article governs the administration of the Indiana DNA
				  data base established by IC
				  10-1-9
[IC 10-1 was
				  repealed by P.L.
				  2-2003,
				  SECTION
				  102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				  10-13-6.]
.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 1 - Application and Administration › Section 1-2 - Administration

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-7; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 2.
The commander of the state police laboratory has
				  responsibility for the administration of the Indiana DNA data base established
				  by IC 10-1-9
[IC 10-1 was
				  repealed by P.L.
				  2-2003,
				  SECTION
				  102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				  10-13-6.]
subject to the
				  authority and approval of the superintendent.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-1 - Applicability

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
The definitions in this rule apply throughout this article.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-2 - "DNA" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-2; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 2.
"DNA" means deoxyribonucleic acid. DNA is located in the
				  nucleated cells and provides an individual's personal genetic blueprint. DNA
				  encodes genetic information that is the basis of human heredity and forensic
				  identification.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-3 - "DNA analysis" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-3; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 3.
"DNA analysis" means an identification process in which the
				  unique genetic code of an individual that is carried by the individual's DNA is
				  compared with the genetic codes of another individual.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-4 - "DNA profile" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-4; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 4.
"DNA profile" means the results of all DNA identification
				  tests on an individual's DNA sample.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-5 - "DNA sample" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-6; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 5.
"DNA sample" means a blood, tissue, or other body fluid
				  sample:
(1) provided by a person with
				respect to offenses covered by IC
				10-1-9
[IC 10-1 was
				repealed by P.L.
				2-2003,
				SECTION
				102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				10-13-6.]
; or
(2) submitted to the state police laboratory
				under IC 10-1-9
[IC 10-1 was
				repealed by P.L.
				2-2003,
				SECTION
				102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				10-13-6.]
for analysis or
				storage, or both.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-6 - "Qualifying offender" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-10
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6; IC
				  35-42-4-6; IC
				  35-43-2-1
Sec. 6.
"Qualifying offender" means a person convicted of a felony
				  under IC 35-42 (offense against the person), IC
				  35-43-2-1 (burglary), or IC
				  35-42-4-6 (child
				  solicitation):
(1) after June 30,
				1996, whether or not sentenced to a term of imprisonment; and
(2) before July 1, 1996, if the person is
				held in jail or prison on or after July 1, 1996.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-7 - "Superintendent" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-7; IC
				  10-13-6-8
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 7.
"Superintendent" means the superintendent of the state police
				  department or the superintendent's designee.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 3 - Collection and Submission of Samples › Section 3-1 - Responsibilities

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-10
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
The department of correction shall collect a DNA sample from
				  a qualifying offender, if the qualifying offender has not previously had a
				  sample collected, and:
(1) is serving
				a term of incarceration in a facility under the control of the department of
				correction; or
(2) is transferred
				to a facility under the control of the department of correction.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 3 - Collection and Submission of Samples › Section 3-2 - Approved procedure

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-12; IC
				  10-13-6-17
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 2.
(a) DNA
				samples shall be collected in a medically approved manner by a physician,
				registered nurse, licensed vocational nurse, licensed clinical technologist, or
				other person at the direction of a physician or under a protocol approved by a
				physician.
(b) Procedures used by
				the department of correction to extract and obtain liquid blood samples shall
				be with the approval and at the direction of the medical director of the
				department of correction.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 3 - Collection and Submission of Samples › Section 3-3 - Collection guidelines

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-10; IC
				  10-13-6-11
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 3.
(a) The
				following guidelines apply to the collection of blood samples for submission to
				the state police laboratory for the Indiana DNA data base:
(1) Blood samples shall only be drawn from
				qualifying offenders for use as DNA samples.
(2) A qualifying offender is not required to
				submit a blood sample if doing so would present a substantial and an
				unreasonable risk to the offender.
(3) Blood samples shall be collected using
				vacutainer tubes containing EDTA preservative or by a finger stick procedure
				using stain cards.
(4) After
				collection of the blood sample, a label approved by the state police laboratory
				shall be affixed to the blood sample container; this label shall be completed
				with required information, including the name and inmate number of the
				qualifying offender.
(5)
				Information shall be recorded on a form approved by the state police laboratory
				to accompany each blood sample to include the following:
(A) The qualifying offender's:
(i) name;
(ii) inmate number; and
(iii) inked right thumb print.
(B) If the qualifying offender has
				no right thumb, then the inked print of another finger and a written notation
				identifying the finger used shall be recorded.
(6) The blood sample of the qualifying
				offender shall be placed in a container approved by the state police
				laboratory.
(7) An initialed
				integrity seal shall be placed across the lid of the approved
				container.
(8) Blood samples may be
				refrigerated for up to seven (7) days before submission to the state police
				laboratory.
(9) Blood samples shall
				be refrigerated until delivery to the state police laboratory.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 4 - Quality Control › Section 4-1 - Quality control testing

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-13
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
The state police laboratory shall perform tests on DNA
				  samples for quality control and assurance.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 4 - Quality Control › Section 4-2 - Quality assurance standards

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-14
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 2.
(a) A
				laboratory conducting forensic DNA analysis in Indiana shall comply with
				nationally recognized standards for quality assurance and proficiency
				testing.
(b) In the event of
				competing quality assurance standards, the state police laboratory commander
				shall identify the nationally recognized standard that a laboratory conducting
				forensic DNA analysis in Indiana must implement and follow.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 4 - Quality Control › Section 4-3 - Participation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-20
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 3.
If a laboratory performing forensic DNA analysis in Indiana
				  fails to meet required quality control standards, the superintendent shall deny
				  the laboratory the right to exchange DNA identification records with federal,
				  state, or local criminal justice agencies.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 5 - Authorized Access › Section 5-1 - Request for access; denial

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-19
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
(a) A
				forensic DNA laboratory seeking access to the DNA data base must submit a
				written request to the commander of the state police laboratory.
(b) The written request required by
				subsection (a) must state the following:
(1)
				The identity of the federal, state, or local law enforcement agency requesting
				access.
(2) The purpose of the
				testing to be performed.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 8 - INDIANA DNA DATA BASE › Rule 6 - Expungement › Section 6-1 - Request for expungement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-10; IC
				  10-13-6-8; IC
				  10-13-6-18
Affected: IC
				  10-13-6
Sec. 1.
(a) A person
				whose DNA profile has been included in the Indiana DNA data base and who is
				eligible for expungement under IC
				10-1-9-20
[IC 10-1 was
				repealed by P.L.
				2-2003,
				SECTION
				102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				10-13-6-18.]
may submit a
				written request for expungement to the superintendent.
(b) All identifiable information pertaining
				to the person in the DNA data base and all DNA samples related to the request
				will be destroyed upon receipt of the following:
(1) the written request for expungement under
				subsection (a);
(2) a certified
				copy of the court order reversing and dismissing the conviction that made the
				person a qualifying offender; and
(3) identifying information to include the
				following:
(A) The full name of the person
				requesting expungement.
(B) The
				inmate number and name of the person that contributed the DNA sample
				correlating to the DNA profile to be expunged.
(C) The inked right thumb print of the person
				requesting expungement, or if the person has no right thumb, then the inked
				print of another finger and information identifying the finger actually
				used.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 1 - Policy Statement › Section 1-1 - Policy statement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 10-11-2-28
Sec. 1.
(a) It is the
				policy of the state to protect the public peace, health, and safety and to
				preserve the lives and property of the people working or having business in the
				Indiana government center campus and to assure the continuity of state
				government operations. The department shall act on behalf of the state to
				maintain security, enforce rules relating to security, and preserve the peace
				in and around the Indiana government center campus.
(b) Unless otherwise set forth in this rule
				or other applicable statute, this rule applies to all visitors, invitees, state
				employees, contractors, and agents.
(c) This rule is in conjunction with 25 IAC
				8, a rule of the Indiana department of administration.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 2 - Definitions › Section 2-1 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 35-47; IC
				  35-47.5-2-4
1. The following definitions apply
				throughout this article:
(1) "Deadly weapon"
				means any of the following:
(A) A loaded or
				unloaded firearm (as defined in IC
				35-47-1-5
				).
(B) A destructive device,
				weapon, device, taser (as defined in IC
				35-47-8-3
				), electronic stun weapon (as defined in IC
				35-47-8-1
				), or stun gun (as defined in IC
				35-47-8-2
				), equipment, including knives, chemical substance, or other material, that, in
				the manner it is used, or could ordinarily be used, or is intended to be used,
				is readily capable of causing serious bodily injury.
(C) A biological disease, virus, or organism
				that is capable of causing serious bodily injury.
(D) The term does not include:
(i) a taser (as defined in IC
				35-47-8-3
				);
(ii) an electronic stun weapon
				(as defined in IC
				35-47-8-1
				);
(iii) a chemical designed to
				temporarily incapacitate a person; or
(iv) another device designed to temporarily
				incapacitate a person;
if the device described in items (i) through (iv) is used by
				  a law enforcement officer who has been trained in the use of the device and who
				  uses the device in accordance with the law enforcement officer's training and
				  while lawfully engaged in the execution of official duties.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 3 - Items Prohibited at the Indiana Government Center Campus › Section 3-1 - Weapons and devices prohibited

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 10-11-2-28
Sec. 1.
No person in possession of a deadly weapon, destructive
				  device, weapon of mass destruction, or any other device commonly used in
				  furtherance of terrorism, or is readily capable of causing serious bodily
				  injury (as defined by IC 35-41-1-25
[IC 35-41-1-25 was repealed by P.L.
				  114-2012, SECTION 129, effective July 1, 2012.]
) as determined by an
				  authorized law enforcement officer shall be permitted into or permitted to
				  remain in the Indiana government center campus.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 3 - Items Prohibited at the Indiana Government Center Campus › Section 3-2 - Controlled access

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 10-11-2-28
Sec. 2.
There shall be established procedures and public entry
				  screening points for identifying and prohibiting deadly weapons, destructive
				  devices, and weapons of mass destruction from being brought, or attempting to
				  be brought, into the Indiana government center campus.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 3 - Items Prohibited at the Indiana Government Center Campus › Section 3-3 - Authorized persons

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 10-11-2-28; IC 35-47-2-2; IC 35-47-2-4
Sec. 3.
This rule does not apply to the following persons, otherwise
				  authorized by law to carry firearms, who enter the Indiana government center
				  campus in an official capacity and not as private citizens:
(1) A federal, state, or local law
				enforcement officer or a person who has been employed or authorized by the
				state to provide security protection and services.
(2) Members of the Indiana general assembly
				who hold an unlimited license to carry a handgun (see IC 35-47-2-4 ).
(3) Members of the Indiana judiciary (see IC
				35-47-2-2(4) ).
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 9 - REGULATION OF DEADLY WEAPONS AND DEVICES › Rule 3 - Items Prohibited at the Indiana Government Center Campus › Section 3-4 - Enforcement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-28
Affected: IC 10-11-2-28
Sec. 4.
The department shall, pursuant to IC 10-11-2-28 and this
				  rule, enforce and implement enhanced security measures to ensure improved
				  safety and security within the Indiana government center campus under the
				  provisions of this rule and 25 IAC 8.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-1 - Applicability

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11; IC
				  5-2-1-12; IC
				  36-8-3-20
Sec. 1.
The definitions in this rule apply throughout this
				  article.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-2 - "Annual training status report" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11; IC
				  36-8-3-20
Sec. 2.
"Annual training status report" means the report that the
				  chief executive officer of every department or agency in Indiana must submit,
				  to the executive director of the board, detailing the training received by all
				  of that department's law enforcement officers and reserve police officers
				  during the previous calendar year.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-3 - "Board" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-3
Sec. 3.
"Board" means the law enforcement training board created by
				  IC 5-2-1-3 to establish, present, and
				  manage basic and inservice training programs for Indiana law enforcement
				  officers.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-4 - "Chief executive officer" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1
Sec. 4.
"Chief executive officer" means the head of a law
				  enforcement department or agency, such as a town marshal, chief, sheriff, or
				  superintendent.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-5 - "Critical session" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 5.
"Critical session" means any class during which a written or
				  practical examination is administered or any session that requires total class
				  participation as opposed to individual activity.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-6 - "Designee" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1
Sec. 6.
"Designee" means any person designated by the board, through
				  its executive director, to perform specified administrative actions for the
				  board.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-7 - "Duty status" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11
Sec. 7.
"Duty status" means that an individual is on the department
				  or agency payroll and that any injury or illness that occurs to the individual
				  while at the academy will be covered by the employing department or agency
				  under worker's compensation. The term also applies to any unpaid reserve police
				  officer, special deputy, or special police officer assigned by a department to
				  attend training presented by the board; it shall be the responsibility of the
				  officer's department, not the board, to pay for expenses that result from any
				  injury or illness incurred by a reserve police officer, special deputy, or
				  special police officer during assigned training.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-8 - "Inservice training" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11
Sec. 8.
"Inservice training" means training received by a law
				  enforcement officer or reserve police officer after the calendar year in which
				  the officer successfully completes the basic training mandated for that
				  officer.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-9 - "Instructor" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-12
Sec. 9.
"Instructor" means any person certified or approved by the
				  board to provide prebasic, basic, or inservice instruction to Indiana law
				  enforcement officers and support personnel.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-10 - "Law enforcement officer" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-2; IC
				  5-2-1-11
Sec. 10.
"Law enforcement officer" means any person hired by and on
				  the payroll of the state or one (1) of its political subdivisions, whether
				  part-time or full-time, to enforce all or some of the penal laws of the state
				  and who has the power to effect arrests of persons who violate those
				  laws.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-11 - "Learning objective" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11
Sec. 11.
"Learning objective" means a precise statement that
				  describes what the learner must know and be able to do following successful
				  completion of a training program.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-12 - "Prebasic course" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  36-8-3-20
Sec. 12.
"Prebasic course" means any course developed or certified by
				  the board under IC
				  5-2-1-9
				  (f).
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-13 - "Reserve police officer" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  36-8-3-7; IC
				  36-8-3-20; IC
				  36-8-10-6; IC
				  36-8-10-10.6
Sec. 13.
"Reserve police officer" means any member of a police
				  reserve unit created under IC
				  36-8-3-20, whether called reserve
				  police officer, reserve officer, or by another name. Not included in this
				  definition are the following:
(1)
				Additional deputies or assistants appointed by a sheriff in an emergency under
				IC 36-8-10-6.
(2) Special deputies or legal deputies
				appointed by a sheriff under IC
				36-8-10-10.6.
(3) Special police officers, who are not
				regular police officers, who are appointed by a municipal safety board under IC
				36-8-3-7 to do special duty within
				the city.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Definitions › Section 1-14 - "Safety hazard" defined

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 14.
"Safety hazard" means a risk of injury or death that is
				  greater than the risk of injury or death that an experienced instructor might
				  expect during a routine training exercise.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Basic Training Mandated for Law Enforcement Officers Appointed on or after July 6, 1972 › Section 2-1 - Mandatory basic training; waiver

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 5-2-1-9
Affected: IC 5-2-1-9; IC 5-2-1-11
Sec. 1.
All law enforcement officers appointed by the state or any of
				  its political subdivisions on or after July 6, 1972, whether the appointment is
				  on a probationary, permanent, or other than probationary or permanent basis,
				  are subject to the training requirements of IC 5-2-1-9(b) and IC 5-2-1-9(e) and
				  shall, within one (1) year of the date of the officer's first or original
				  appointment, whether on a full-time or part-time basis, successfully complete
				  the appropriate minimum basic training course prescribed by the board and
				  described in
				  250 IAC 2-4. An officer who has
				  had previous law enforcement experience, including basic law enforcement
				  training meeting or exceeding the standards enumerated in
				  250 IAC 2-4 at the time of
				  completion of the training, may, upon proof of the previous experience and
				  training and approval by the board, obtain a waiver of the training mandated
				  herein or be allowed to test out on any or all phases of the basic course;
				  however, this waiver provision is not applicable to persons certified by the
				  board solely upon successful completion of the town marshal and conservancy
				  district marshal basic training program prescribed in
				  250 IAC 2-4.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Basic Training Mandated for Law Enforcement Officers Appointed on or after July 6, 1972 › Section 2-2 - Location of training course

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 2.
The minimum basic training course shall be taken at the
				  Indiana law enforcement academy operated by the board at Plainfield or at any
				  board-approved school or academy utilizing board-approved instructors,
				  curriculum, attendance requirements, equipment, and facilities. Attendance at
				  schools other than the Indiana law enforcement academy shall, except in
				  exceptional cases recognized by the board, be limited to officers and recruits
				  of the agency conducting the school.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Basic Training Mandated for Law Enforcement Officers Appointed on or after July 6, 1972 › Section 2-3 - Failure to timely complete course

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 3.
A law enforcement officer described in section 1 of this rule
				  who fails to successfully complete the required basic training course within
				  one (1) year after the officer's first or original appointment, on or after
				  July 6, 1972, is subject to the limitations in IC
				  5-2-1-9(b).
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Basic Training Mandated for Law Enforcement Officers Appointed on or after July 6, 1972 › Section 2-4 - Passing score; failure as grounds for discharge; reexaminations

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 4.
The executive director of the board shall establish and apply
				  uniformly to all persons attending board approved basic training schools a
				  minimum passing score of seventy-five percent (75%) on all written examinations
				  and a passing score on all practical examinations administered on a percentage
				  or pass/fail basis. Failure to attain a passing score on all written and
				  practical examinations administered during the basic training course shall
				  constitute a failure of the course. A person failing to achieve a passing score
				  may apply to the executive director, or their designee, to retake any
				  examination or examinations previously failed, but a request for a retake of an
				  examination by a person already employed as a law enforcement officer will not
				  be accepted unless endorsed by the chief executive officer of the department or
				  agency employing the officer. Failure to achieve a passing score for the second
				  time shall constitute disqualification unless, in the discretion of the board,
				  a third and final opportunity is given for the current session of the basic
				  training course. Failure to achieve a passing score on the third examination
				  will not prevent enrollment in a subsequent full basic training course.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-1 - Citizenship requirement; age requirement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 1.
The applicant must be a citizen of the United States and
				  must have reached his or her twenty-first birthday as of the date that the
				  basic training ends.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-2 - Strength, agility, vision, and hearing; safety hazard

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 2.
The applicant shall possess the strength, agility, vision,
				  and hearing necessary to complete all requirements of the appropriate
				  board-approved basic training program. The applicant shall have no physical or
				  mental impairment that creates a safety hazard for self, other students, or
				  training staff while participating in basic training.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-3 - Academic qualifications

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 3.
The applicant shall, at a minimum, be a high school graduate
				  as evidenced by a diploma issued by a state accredited high school. An
				  equivalency diploma issued by an accredited high school or proof of an earned
				  degree issued by an accredited college or university is also
				  acceptable.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-4 - Valid driver's license

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 4.
The applicant shall possess a valid driver's license from
				  the state of residence.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-5 - Reputation and character of applicant; investigation; written record

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 5.
The applicant shall be of good reputation and character as
				  determined by a police department character and background investigation on the
				  applicant, and the results of that investigation shall be retained in written
				  form by the investigating department for inspection by the board, its executive
				  director, or an authorized representative.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-6 - Criminal record of applicant; fingerprinting

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 6.
The applicant shall not have been convicted of any felony or
				  any other crime or series of crimes which would indicate to a reasonable person
				  that the applicant is potentially dangerous, violent, or has a propensity to
				  break the law. The applicant shall be fingerprinted and a search made of local,
				  state, and national fingerprint files to disclose any criminal record. The
				  fingerprint cards and any identification records shall be retained for
				  inspection by the board, its executive director, or an authorized
				  representative.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-7 - Reading comprehension and writing ability

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 7.
The applicant shall be given an examination to determine
				  reading and writing ability prior to acceptance for law enforcement training.
				  Validation of the examination and determination of a minimum acceptable score
				  that will predict successful completion of the training shall be the
				  responsibility of the chief executive officer of the department or agency
				  conducting the training.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-8 - Military discharge; effect on qualification of applicant

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 8.
A dishonorable discharge from military service shall
				  disqualify the applicant, and a discharge other than honorable may be grounds
				  for rejection in accordance with other standards in this
				  rule.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-9 - Physical examination; report to board; time limit

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 9.
A physician with an unlimited license to practice medicine
				  shall determine that the applicant is physically, emotionally, and mentally fit
				  to participate in law enforcement basic training and is not an active carrier
				  of a communicable disease that is likely to infect other students and staff in
				  an academy environment. The department head or designee making application for
				  basic training for the applicant or, if the applicant is a tuition student, the
				  department head or designee recommending acceptance of the applicant for basic
				  training must swear or attest the applicant passed the physical examination and
				  that a record of the examination is on file at the department for review by an
				  authorized representative of the board. The examination shall have been
				  administered to the applicant within six (6) months prior to acceptance for
				  training. The board, through its executive director, may also require a
				  physical examination by a physician of the board's choice and may reject the
				  applicant if the applicant does not meet the physical requirements of this
				  section.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Minimum Standards Regarding Acceptance of Persons for Training › Section 3-10 - Trainees not yet hired by a law enforcement agency

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-12; IC
				  5-2-1-15
Sec. 10.
Preservice tuition trainees who have been investigated and
				  recommended for enrollment in a board-approved basic training course, but have
				  not yet been hired by any law enforcement agency, must meet all of the
				  requirements in this rule before being accepted for law enforcement basic
				  training. In addition, each preservice tuition trainee must do the
				  following:
(1) Obtain a permit from
				the state that authorizes the trainee to carry a handgun back and forth between
				home and the Indiana law enforcement academy. The permit must remain valid
				throughout the period of time that the preservice tuition trainee is attending
				basic law enforcement training.
(2)
				Provide proof of full coverage automobile insurance and health and accident
				insurance, the proof to be accompanied by endorsements stating no exclusions
				are present that would prohibit payment because the insured is participating in
				law enforcement basic training. All such insurance must remain valid throughout
				the period of time that the preservice tuition trainee is attending basic law
				enforcement training.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Minimum Curriculum, Attendance, Equipment, and Facility Requirements › Section 4-1 - Minimum basic training course; town marshal and conservancy district marshal basic training program

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 5-2-1-9
Affected: IC 5-2-1-9; IC 5-2-1-11; IC 10-11-2-14; IC
				  16-18-4-4
Sec. 1.
Requirements for the minimum basic training course necessary
				  to satisfy the mandate contained in
				  250 IAC 2-2 are as
				  follows:
(1) For all jurisdictions,
				except those listed in subdivision (3), whether employed on a part-time or
				full-time basis, shall consist of not less than six hundred (600) hours of
				classroom and practical training, and the subject matter covered is approved by
				the board prior to the beginning date of each basic training course.
(2) The town marshal and conservancy district
				marshal basic training program (Tier II program) shall consist of not less than
				three hundred twenty (320) hours in residence at the Indiana law enforcement
				academy, to which may be added home study assignments. The subject matter
				covered is approved by the board prior to the beginning date of each
				session.
(3) The law enforcement
				agencies approved by statute, the governing body, and the board to participate
				in the Tier II program include:
(A) towns
				employing the town marshal system as provided by IC
				5-2-1-9 (i);
(B) conservancy districts employing a
				conservancy district marshal as provided by IC
				5-2-1-9 (i);
(C) hospital police departments as provided
				by IC 16-18-4-4;
(D) Indiana gaming
				commission agents as provided by IC 5-2-1-9(t);
(E) department of correction police officers
				as provided by IC 5-2-1-9(v); and
(F) Indiana state police capitol police as
				provided by IC
				10-11-2-14.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Minimum Curriculum, Attendance, Equipment, and Facility Requirements › Section 4-2 - Approval of learning objectives, lecture outlines, examinations, and other instructional material

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-11
Sec. 2.
Copies of learning objectives, lecture outlines,
				  examinations, and other course material used to satisfy the basic training
				  requirements in section 1 of this rule shall, upon written request by the
				  executive director, be provided to the board prior to the starting date or
				  during the term of any basic training course. Failure to provide the learning
				  objectives, lecture outlines, examinations, and other course material following
				  a written request by the executive director shall be grounds for refusal by the
				  board to approve the basic course.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Minimum Curriculum, Attendance, Equipment, and Facility Requirements › Section 4-3 - Attendance requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 5-2-1-9
Affected: IC 5-2-1-12
Sec. 3.
All persons accepted for minimum basic law enforcement
				  training under
				  250 IAC 2-3 shall attend all
				  sessions of the board-approved basic course, in duty status, unless excused for
				  reasons of illness, injury, or other matters of great urgency. Any person who,
				  while participating in basic training, suffers an injury or illness that
				  results in an absence from any class may be required by the board, through its
				  executive director, to submit to an examination by a physician before that
				  person is allowed to continue in the training program. Absence from any
				  critical session of the basic course, whether such absence is excused or not,
				  may disqualify a student for certification in the discretion of the executive
				  director.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Minimum Curriculum, Attendance, Equipment, and Facility Requirements › Section 4-4 - Equipment and training facilities; inspection and approval

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-12
Sec. 4.
Equipment and training facilities, including classrooms,
				  used by towns, cities, counties, or agencies or departments of the state to
				  conduct the law enforcement training required by this article shall be subject
				  to the inspection and approval of the board through its executive director or a
				  designee.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-1 - Police chief executive training program

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 1.
Every person appointed as a police chief of any city or any
				  town having a metropolitan police force must, within six (6) months of
				  initially taking office, successfully complete the police chief executive
				  training program mandated by IC
				  5-2-1-9 unless:
(1) a course is not offered within the six
				(6) month period immediately following the date that the police chief initially
				takes office; or
(2) space in the
				program is not available at a time that will allow the police chief to complete
				the program within six (6) months of the date the police chief initially takes
				office.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-2 - Delay in completion of course

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 2.
If either of the occurrences in section 1 of this rule
				  prevents successful completion of the course within the six (6) month period
				  after the police chief initially takes office, the police chief must
				  successfully complete the next available executive training program that is
				  presented by the board.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-3 - Others may attend

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 3.
When a police chief executive training program is not filled
				  by persons mandated to attend, deputy chiefs, management level personnel, and
				  town marshals will be accepted to fill the class. Any person who successfully
				  completes the program while serving in a capacity other than chief of police
				  will be considered to have complied with the mandate should the person
				  subsequently be appointed as a chief of police.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-4 - Police chief program curriculum

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 4.
The police chief executive training program will consist of
				  not less than forty (40) hours of instruction, participation, and examination
				  and shall include, but not be limited to, the following subject areas:
(1) Liability.
(2) Media relations.
(3) Accounting and administration.
(4) Discipline.
(5) Department policy making.
(6) Firearms policies and other lawful use of
				force.
(7) Department
				programs.
(8) Emergency vehicle
				operation.
(9) Cultural
				diversity.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-5 - Board to prescribe course tuition

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-15
Sec. 5.
Costs for meals, lodging, and course materials will be
				  prescribed by the board through its executive director.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-6 - Course completion

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 6.
Successful completion of the program requires satisfactory
				  completion of a written essay examination at the conclusion of the
				  program.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 250 - LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING BOARD › Article 2 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 5 - Police Chief Executive Training › Section 5-7 - Consequence of failure to complete course

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Affected: IC
				  5-2-1-9
Sec. 7.
Any police chief who fails to successfully complete the
				  executive training program as prescribed in this rule may not continue to serve
				  as police chief until the program is successfully completed.