Indiana Constitution

Adopted by Constitutional Convention February 10, 1851

Ratified by vote of the People August 4, 1851

Became effective upon Admission November 1, 1851

As Amended through June 6, 2001

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Sections

Preamble

Article I. Bill of Rights

Inherent rights

Right to worship

Freedom of religious opinions

Freedom of religion

No religious test for office

No state money for religious institutions

Religion no bar to competency of witnesses

Mode of oath administration

Freedom of thought and speech

Libal, truth as defense

Search and seizure

Openess of the courts, Speedy trial

Rights of accused, Rights of victims

Double jeopardy and self-incrimination

Rights of persons arrested

Excessive bail or fines, Cruel and unusual punishment

Bailable offenses

Penal code and reformation

Criminal cases--Jury determination

Civil cases--Right of trial by jury

Compensation for services and property

Debts--Imprisonment exemption

Equal privileges and immunities

Ex post facto laws

Laws--Taking effect

Suspension of laws

Treason defined

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