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An Indiana criminal conviction can affect a defendant's life for years, if not permanently. A surprising number of parties may perform criminal background checks and may judge an individual for their prior record. Many people recognize that employers frequently...
Drug-related criminal charges can result in numerous consequences. People accused of drug crimes are at risk of incarceration, probation and financial penalties. Some people, including defendants with no prior record, might consider pleading guilty to allegations of...
Theft offenses are among the most common crimes that occur in Indiana. People steal from businesses and other people. They commit robberies and acts of shoplifting. In many cases, those accused of property crimes expect to face misdemeanor charges. However, many theft...
Operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI), also called driving under the influence (DUI), can lead to serious legal consequences. One challenge that can impact many parts of your life is the loss of your driver’s license. After an arrest, it is essential to...
Many people in Indianapolis want to start fresh by clearing their criminal records. Indiana law allows people to expunge more than one conviction from their records. While this offers a path to a better future, you'll need to know the rules and steps for your...
Prescription drugs are medications legally prescribed by doctors to treat various health conditions. However, using these drugs can be illegal when misused. Misuse happens when someone takes a prescription drug without a prescription, takes a higher dose than...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Indiana, carrying significant penalties, especially for repeat offenders. Fortunately, understanding these consequences can help you craft a strategy to face such charges. Understanding the basics In Indiana,...
In Indiana, the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures. This means police officers need a valid reason, or "probable cause," to search your car during a traffic stop. Probable cause means the officer must have a...