Criminal Law
Posted in Criminal Law on March 24, 2019
In order for the State of Indiana to meet their burden of “beyond a reasonable doubt” they often have to rely upon the testimony ofread more
Posted in Criminal Law on March 10, 2019
As criminal defense attorneys, we have handled hundreds, if not thousands, of sentencing hearings. And, depending on the circumstances, we may choose to call ourread more
Posted in Criminal Law on February 27, 2019
Banks & Brower, LLC strongly encourages community involvement. Luckily, there are several avenues open to people in order to make an impact in their community.read more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on February 18, 2019
This is one of the most common questions that we are asked when we are meeting with a new client. The short answer, like almostread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on February 1, 2019
For nearly two centuries, the concept of the “insanity defense” has been debated and changed in Indiana’s Appellate Courts. Central to the debate is theread more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 21, 2019
When a defendant pleads guilty to any crime in the State of Indiana, they either must be informed in writing, in person, or by videoread more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 7, 2019
In Indiana, and many other states for that matter, when someone is charged with murder they are normally held without bond. This generally seems inconsistentread more
Posted in Criminal Law on December 17, 2018
A detective wants to meet with me, police want me to make a statement, the police called me in for questioning; these are just someread more
Posted in Criminal Law on December 10, 2018
General Habitual Offenders (IC 35-50-2-8) Convicted of: Murder, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4 Felonies Habitual Eligible If: (1) Defendant has tworead more
Posted in Criminal Law on December 3, 2018
Sometimes when you are being investigated for a crime and the police have some questions as to whether or not you are responsible for whatread more