Criminal Law
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,Federal,Juvenile,Sex Crimes on May 20, 2022
Article I, Section 19 of the Indiana Constitution provides “[i]n all criminal cases, whatever, the jury shall have the right to determine the law andread more
Posted in Blog,CDL,Criminal Law,DUI on May 3, 2022
Most people realize that when you drive while intoxicated with a BAC over a .08 in Indiana you can be charged with Operating a Vehicleread more
Posted in Blog,CDL,Criminal Law,Traffic Law on April 20, 2022
Many people who receive traffic infractions or ordinance violations find that they don’t have much of an opportunity to actually contest them. Most of theread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Family Law,Indiana professional licensing attorneys,News,Personal Injury on April 7, 2022
In the world we all live in, we live and die by the internet — no doubt. When we need to buy things, where doread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Handgun Licensing on March 29, 2022
On March 21, 2022, Governor Holcomb signed into law House Bill 1296, which allows individuals to carry a handgun in public without a permit inread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on March 22, 2022
Whenever someone is sentenced in a criminal case in Indiana, the Court takes great concern to appropriately and accurately apply any credit time the defendantread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,DUI,Specialized Driving Privileges on March 9, 2022
The term DUI is actually a bit of a misnomer in Indiana. In Indiana, we call it Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated, or “OVWI”. Stateread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on February 28, 2022
Most people realize that when you are serving a suspended sentence on probation that if you violate the terms of that probation, the State ofread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on February 21, 2022
Entrapment is an affirmative (or complete) defense to criminal charges. While the state must always prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt, the evidentiary burdenread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on February 15, 2022
When someone dies and it’s at the hands of another person, unless the killing was justified, the person committing the killing will normally be chargedread more