Indiana Code > Title 10 > Article 17 > Chapter 2 – County Recording of Military Discharge


§ 10-17-2-1	Book for recording; electronic preservation of discharges; annual reliability testing
§ 10-17-2-2	Electronic index; electronic records
§ 10-17-2-3	Recorders; duties; fee prohibited
§ 10-17-2-4	Person to whom a discharge record may be released; record maintenance in separate, confidential, and secure file; prohibited uses; penalty

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