Indiana HB1310 mandates lethality assessments for domestic violence incidents and data collection by local and statewide review teams.
Indiana HB1310 requires law enforcement officers to administer lethality assessments for domestic violence incidents, evaluating the likelihood of serious injury or death. The bill mandates that these assessments be filed with the law enforcement agency and reported to local and statewide domestic violence fatality review teams. Statements made during these assessments are not admissible as evidence against the victim in any judicial proceeding and are not discoverable in any litigation.
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