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Posted in Criminal Law on April 8, 2021
What is Delta-8 THC? Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) (“Delta-8”) is a psychoactive cannabinoid found in marijuana and hemp. Like Delta-9 THC (the federally regulated psychoactive agentread more
Posted in Criminal Law on March 28, 2021
Most of us have heard the phrase “double jeopardy” and the general concept is pretty simple to understand: You cannot be prosecuted or punished forread more
Posted in Criminal Law on March 14, 2021
Often times, when you are facing a criminal offense, prosecutors will offer to allow you to plead guilty to a certain count, dismiss the restread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Specialized Driving Privileges on March 7, 2021
Getting Specialized Driving Privileges Under Indiana Law, courts may order the suspension of a person’s driving privileges in place of criminal charges or an ongoingread more
Posted in Criminal Law on March 1, 2021
Having a felony on your record can pose significant challenges. A felony can hinder a person’s ability to find work as well as their abilityread more
Posted in Criminal Law on February 14, 2021
What is a “Red Flag” Law? Many states, including Indiana, have passed legislation commonly known as a Red Flag law. Generally, these laws allow aread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Federal on January 24, 2021
When determining possible, criminal sentencing ranges and placement options at the federal level, one only look so far as the federal sentencing guidelines and theread more
Posted in Civil,Criminal Law,Family Law on January 18, 2021
What is a No Contact Order? (Ind. Code 35-26-5 and 35-26-6) Courts can impose various forms of No Contact Orders, and they can even beread more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 14, 2021
There are two primary ways in which the state charges individuals with misdemeanor resisting law enforcement. Typically, resisting law enforcement is thought of in theread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on December 17, 2020
On December 15, the Indiana Supreme Court issued a new order suspending jury trials until March 1, 2021. This new order can (and likely will)read more