Criminal Law
Posted in Civil,Criminal Law on February 2, 2023
Being subpoenaed for a deposition can be a nerve-wracking experience that you may be called in for if you are a victim of a crime,read more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 20, 2023
The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution appears to require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before searching your person or property. Of course,read more
Posted in Criminal Law,Expungement on December 30, 2022
Many people spend the New Year’s holiday re-evaluating their lives. Questioning their life choices, diet, exercise routine, (marriages?) and everything else under the sun. Theyread more
Posted in Criminal Law,DUI on December 29, 2022
Although DUIs (or OVWIs in Indiana) are unfortunately all too common, there are several charges that can be brought based on the circumstances, and theread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,DUI on December 23, 2022
A sentence for a criminal offense can be either executed or suspended. When a sentence is suspended, some or part of the sentence is typicallyread more
Posted in Criminal Law,DUI on December 16, 2022
Under Indiana law, a court may grant certain persons convicted or accused of motor vehicle related crime, such as DUI/OVWI, a legal remedy called “Specializedread more
Posted in Criminal Law on November 29, 2022
Here at Banks and Brower we frequently get calls from people who had an argument, fight, or misunderstanding with a loved one. The police areread more
Posted in Criminal Law on November 16, 2022
A longtime tenant of the American judicial system is that every individual is entitled to a fair and impartial jury trial. Over the history ofread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,Sex Crimes on November 11, 2022
When the founders of our country wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, photos did not exist, audio and video recordings did not exist,read more
Posted in Criminal Law,Family Law on November 4, 2022
Indiana is a no-fault state, meaning that you can get a divorce in the state without the necessity of proving there was fault by eitherread more