Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb recently signed SB 323, “Asher’s Law.”
Indiana Senate Bill 323 gives judges the option to order a parent to pay for drug testing as a condition of exercising visitation rights if the court finds that the parent has a history of drug use within the past five years or if there’s a “reasonable likelihood” of drug use.
It also states visitation, if granted by a judge, must be supervised if the parent has been convicted of child molesting or child exploitation within the past five years.
The bill had unanimous bipartisan support, passing the House 95-0 and the Senate 49-0 in February. The bill was sponsored by more than a dozen Republican and Democratic Senators and Representatives.