Indiana § 34-46-7-3 - Compelling disclosure of a digital asset private key; limitations on a court's authority to compel disclosure
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§ 34-46-7-3. Compelling disclosure of a digital asset private key; limitations on a court's authority to compel disclosure
Sec. 3. A court may compel a person to disclose a digital asset private key only if no other admissible information is sufficient to provide access to the digital asset.
As added by P.L.49-2026, SEC.13.
IC 34-47ARTICLE 47. CONTEMPT OF COURT
Ch. 1.Applicability Ch. 2.Direct Contempt of Court Ch. 3.Indirect Contempt of Court Ch. 4.Contempt Citations and Writs of Attachment
IC 34-47-1Chapter 1. Applicability
34-47-1-1Applicability of article
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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