Department of Correction Docket 260358 Notice

in-20260930-IR-210260358RAA: Regulatory Analysis — 210 IAC (LSA #260358)

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Summary

IX. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions II. Statement Whether the Subject Matter Covered by the Rule Remains Carried out by the Agency III. Analysis of fees, fines, and civil penalties under IC 4-22-2-19.6 IV. Cost-Benefit, Economic Impact, Fiscal Impact, or Regulatory Burden Statements VIII. Changes in Technology, Economic Conditions, or Other Factors No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. Kentucky established the Claims Commission in which all claims against the state must be filed with the Commission. No admin rule governing tort claims filed by prisoners for personal property loss. Michigan established the Court of Claims to hear claims against the government and correctional institutions. No admin ruling governing tort claims filed by prisoners for personal property. Ohio established a court of claims to hear claims against the government. No admin rule governing tort claims filed by prisoners for loss of personal property. South Dakota created an Office of Commissioner of Claims to hear all claims against the state and to make recommendations to the Governor and Legislature. No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. XII. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions

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TITLE 210 DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION Regulatory Analysis LSA Document #26-358

I. Description of Rule

II.Fiscal Impact Analysis III. Impacted Parties IV. Changes in Proposed Rule

V. Benefit Analysis

VI. Cost Analysis VII. Sources of Information VIII. Regulatory Analysis IX. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions Readoption Review

III. Rationale for the Continued Need for the Rule

III. Analysis of fees, fines, and civil penalties under IC 4-22-2-19.6 IV. Cost-Benefit, Economic Impact, Fiscal Impact, or Regulatory Burden Statements V. Alternative Methods of Achieving the Purpose of the Rule VI. Complaints and Comments VII. Difficulties Encountered VIII. Changes in Technology, Economic Conditions, or Other Factors IX. Other State or Federal Requirements No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. Kentucky established the Claims Commission in which all claims against the state must be filed with the Commission. No admin rule governing tort claims filed by prisoners for personal property loss. MCL 691.1401-1419 (Act 170 of 1964) Michigan established the Court of Claims to hear claims against the government and correctional institutions. No admin ruling governing tort claims filed by prisoners for personal property. Ohio established a court of claims to hear claims against the government. No admin rule governing tort claims filed by prisoners for loss of personal property. South Dakota created an Office of Commissioner of Claims to hear all claims against the state and to make recommendations to the Governor and Legislature. No admin rule governing prisoner tort claims for loss of personal property. X. Previous Amendments XI. Integration into Indiana Code XII. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions Notice of First Public Comment Period: 20260930-IR-210260358FNA Notice of Determination Received: August 27, 2026

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