Indiana § 5-2-9-9 - Clerk to remove dismissed protection order from IDACS
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§ 5-2-9-9. Clerk to remove dismissed protection order from IDACS
Sec. 9. When an IDACS coordinator receives notice from a county clerk that a protective order has been dismissed, the IDACS coordinator shall remove the name of the respondent from the registry.
As added by P.L.219-2019, SEC.1.
IC 5-2-10Chapter 10. State Drug Free Communities Fund
5-2-10-1"Fund" defined 5-2-10-2Purpose; composition of fund 5-2-10-3Administration of fund; costs 5-2-10-4Investment of fund 5-2-10-5Surplus funds 5-2-10-6Applications for grants; comprehensive drug free communities plan 5-2-10-7Coordination with other funding 5-2-10-8Approval of application; disbursements
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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