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The law lets Indiana public agencies set up online systems that require CAPTCHA, address verification, and residency identification, and that flag possible data‑scraping or phishing attempts. Agencies may refuse requests from litigants duplicating discovery or from suspected automated attacks, must report such refusals, and can charge extra fees to out‑of‑state requestors while giving priority to Indiana residents and civic‑use requests.

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