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[State] Indiana [Citation] Ind. Stats. Sec. 15-5-12-1; 15-20-1-3 and 15-20-1-4 [Local Gov’t] Click here [Highlights] 
If a dog, without provocation, bites a person who is acting peaceably; and who is in a location where the person may be required to be in order to discharge a duty imposed upon the person by the laws of Indiana the laws of the United States; or the postal regulations of the United States; the owner of the dog is liable for all damages suffered by the person bitten. The owner of a dog described is liable for damages even if the dog has not previously behaved in a vicious manner; or the owner has no knowledge of prior vicious behavior by the dog. Liability may be criminal in case of willful failure to restrain animal.
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