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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

Posted in Blog on December 11, 2020

Many times, when people call around looking for lawyers, they are also looking at the cost of each one when doing comparisons. While pricing isread more

Posted in Criminal Law on November 30, 2020

Many crimes require what is known as “mens rea.” The literal translation of mens rea is “guilty mind.” In the realm of criminal litigation, mensread more

Posted in Criminal Law on October 12, 2020

An area of law that is frequently confused is the difference between the legal theory of accomplice liability and the crime of assisting a criminal. read more

Posted in Criminal Law on October 9, 2020

Obviously, when a defendant pleads guilty in a criminal case, they understand they are going to be waiving certain rights, even some constitutional protections/rights. Forread more

Posted in Traffic Law on October 7, 2020

Under Indiana Law, courts may order the suspension of a person’s driving privileges in lieu of criminal charges or an ongoing investigation. Indiana drivers whoseread more

Posted in Criminal Law on September 17, 2020

When people are being sentenced to a state crime in Indiana to a Level 6 or higher, many times courts will order what is referredread more

Posted in Criminal Law on August 26, 2020

An area of law that is often confused is the concept of competency to stand trial versus insanity.  While these two concepts are often related,read more

Posted in Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on August 17, 2020

I would like to share my story not because it is so unique, but because, I believe, it is all too common.  To set theread more