Indiana Code
Chapter 4. Miscellaneous Provisions
3-5-4-4. Immunity From Arrest While at or Going to and From Polls

Sec. 4. A voter is not subject to arrest while going to the polls, while in attendance there, and while returning from the polls. However, this section does not apply in a case of:
(1) treason;
(2) felony; or
(3) breach of the peace.
[Pre-1986 Recodification Citation: 3-1-21-5.]
As added by P.L.5-1986, SEC.1.

Structure Indiana Code

Title 3. Elections

Article 5. General Provisions

Chapter 4. Miscellaneous Provisions

3-5-4-1. Time for Filing

3-5-4-1.2. Election Division or Secretary of State Filing Delivered to County or Local Election Official Is Void

3-5-4-1.3. Statement to Candidate After Filing Candidacy Document; Contents of Statement; Entry of Information Into the Statewide Voter Registration System

3-5-4-1.5. Time for Commencement of Legal Actions

3-5-4-1.7. Filings by Fax or Electronic Mail; Electronic, Digital, Digitized, or Photocopied Signatures

3-5-4-1.9. Receiving Filing After Deadline; Exceptions

3-5-4-2. Repealed

3-5-4-3. Repealed

3-5-4-4. Immunity From Arrest While at or Going to and From Polls

3-5-4-5. Repealed

3-5-4-6. Repealed

3-5-4-7. References to Federal Statutes or Regulations

3-5-4-8. Approval and Use of Forms

3-5-4-9. Authentication of Ballots by Circuit Court Clerk

3-5-4-10. Ownership of Ballots, Poll Lists, and Other Documents or Materials Generated or Used by a Convention or Caucus

3-5-4-12. Agreements to Use a Threat, Intelligence, and Enterprise Security Company Designated by the Secretary of State; Expiration of Section