Sec. 8. (a) Any party or member of the general public aggrieved by the ruling of the court on the issue of exclusion of the general public from a criminal proceeding has the right to bring an original action before the supreme court of Indiana under the Rules of Procedure for Original Actions Including Writs of Mandate and Prohibition contesting the ruling. (b) The general public has standing to bring an original action. (c) Either the filing of a motion or a proposed court order to exclude the general public, or the presenting to the court of an objection to a motion to exclude, constitutes a showing that the duty to act has been presented or brought to the attention of the trial court. (d) A trial court is without authority to act upon any exclusion motion or issue an exclusion order on its own unless: (1) it complies with sections 3, 4, and 5 of this chapter; and (2) its findings of fact and conclusions of law are supported by the record of the proceedings. IC 5-14-3 Chapter 3. Access to Public Records 5-14-3-1 Public policy; construction; burden of proof for nondisclosure 5-14-3-2 Definitions 5-14-3-2.1 "Public agency"; certain providers exempted 5-14-3-2.2 Private university police department records 5-14-3-3 Right to inspect and copy public agency records or recordings; electronic data storage; use of information for commercial purposes; contracts 5-14-3-3.5 Enhanced access to public records; contract with third party 5-14-3-3.6 Public agencies; enhanced access to public records; office of technology 5-14-3-4 Records and recordings exempted from disclosure; time limitations; destruction of records 5-14-3-4.1 Repealed 5-14-3-4.3 Job title or job descriptions of law enforcement officers 5-14-3-4.4 Investigatory records, records relating to criminal intelligence information, records relating to public safety; agency actions; court actions 5-14-3-4.5 Repealed 5-14-3-4.7 Negotiation records; final offers; certification of final offer disclosure 5-14-3-4.8 Records exempt from disclosure requirements; tourism development negotiations; final offers public 5-14-3-4.9 Ports of Indiana negotiation records excepted from disclosure; disclosure of final offers 5-14-3-5 Information relating to arrest or summons; jailed persons; records of law enforcement agencies and private university police departments 5-14-3-5.1 Inspection of law enforcement recordings; obscuring of undercover law enforcement officer; obscuring of confidential informants 5-14-3-5.2 Exemptions to right of inspection; court orders permitting inspection 5-14-3-5.3 Retention of law enforcement recordings 5-14-3-5.5 Sealing certain records by court; hearing; notice 5-14-3-6 Partially disclosable records; computer or microfilm record systems; fees 5-14-3-6.5 Confidentiality of public record 5-14-3-7 Protection against loss, alteration, destruction, and unauthorized enhanced access 5-14-3-8 Fees; copies 5-14-3-8.3 Enhanced access fund; establishment by ordinance; purpose 5-14-3-8.5 Electronic map generation fund; establishment by ordinance; purpose 5-14-3-9 Denial of disclosure; action to compel disclosure; intervenors; burden of proof; attorney's fees and costs 5-14-3-9.5 Civil penalties imposed on public agency, officer, or management level employee 5-14-3-10 Classified confidential information; unauthorized disclosure or failure to protect; offense; discipline
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