The 2019 law makes it a crime to share an “intimate image” if the person sharing it knows the person in the image didn’t consent to it being shared.

A suburban Indianapolis woman who was held in contempt of court when she refused to unlock her smartphone for police investigators is protected by the U.S. Constitution's right against self-incrimination, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

The civil rights group was celebrating Constitution Day, a federal holiday recognizing the adoption of the critical document.

The Indiana Attorney General's Office has filed an emergency stay in the case.