IN HB1350

Prohibits Indiana courts from excluding otherwise admissible evidence obtained in violation of federal or state constitutions or laws, with limited exceptions

Allows evidence exclusion only when obtained through deliberate, reckless, grossly negligent, or recurring/systemic negligent conduct violating the Fourth Amendment, and when exclusion is required by a clearly established U.S. Supreme Court holding

Bars Indiana courts from applying any state exclusionary rule broader than the federal exclusionary rule as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court

Permits the state to appeal evidence suppression orders directly to the Indiana Supreme Court, which must stay trial proceedings and expedite resolution of the appeal

Preserves the right to bring civil actions against law enforcement officers or government entities for damages from unlawful searches and seizures