ALT This image is a graphic titled "What is Public Question 1?" It explains that Public Question 1 in Indiana asks voters if they want to expand judges' authority to deny bail and keep people in jail before conviction. The graphic includes the ACLU Indiana logo.

ALT The image is a red poster with text discussing ballot language related to the Constitution of the State of Indiana. It states that a person charged with murder or treason is not entitled to bail if the proof is evident or the presumption strong, and extends this to other offenses if clear and convincing evidence suggests no conditions could protect others or the community. It cites Article 1, Section 17 of the Indiana Constitution and includes the ACLU Indiana logo.

ALT The image is a poster from ACLU Indiana with the question "What does my vote mean?" It describes voting options: "Voting Yes" approves an amendment allowing judges to deny bail and keep someone in jail before trial. "Voting No" rejects the amendment, maintaining Indiana's current right to bail with exceptions for murder and treason. ACLU Indiana's logo is at the bottom.

ALT A poster from ACLU Indiana with the title "What else should I know?" It discusses the implications of a proposed amendment allowing detention without bail, even for misdemeanors, under Public Question 1. It notes that prosecutors must meet legal standards, but individuals could be detained before conviction. The URL for more information is included at the bottom.