Indiana Statutes § 3-14-5-5 Indictment or information; allegations
Statute Text
When an election offense is committed, an indictment or information for the offense is sufficient if it alleges that the election was authorized by law without stating the names of the officers holding the election, the candidates voted for, or the offices filled at the election.
History
As added by P.L. 5-1986 , SEC. 10 .
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