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College sporting events are a big part of life in Indiana. From football Saturdays in Bloomington to basketball games in West Lafayette, fans gather to celebrate their schools. While most people go to have fun, large crowds and alcohol can sometimes lead to legal...
Apart from being a permit, a commercial driver’s license (CDL) is the foundation of your livelihood. However, this foundation lies in jeopardy when law enforcement initiates a charge for operating while intoxicated (OWI). Will your employer fire you? Will you lose...
If you or a loved one are facing charges related to sexual exploitation, you are dealing with complex accusations that frequently involve both state and federal jurisdictions. Evidence in these situations is typically digital, highlighting the importance of having a...
Most people use the words “assault” and “battery” like they mean the same thing. In everyday conversation, that is fine. But under Indiana law, the two are not interchangeable — and that difference can decide whether you walk free or face years behind bars. What...
When you work hard every day to put food on the table, the last thing you want is a criminal record holding you back. For many blue-collar workers in Indiana, even a single mistake from years ago can make it tough to find good jobs, keep steady work or qualify for...
In Indiana, the legal age of consent is 16. This means that anyone under the age of 16 is unable to consent to sexual activity legally. If you are an adult and engage in sexual conduct with someone under this age, you could face serious felony charges, even if you...
Indiana police arrest tens of thousands of drivers each year for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Many of them are first-time offenders or regular people who made one serious mistake and now face a situation that threatens their license, job and future. Judges know this, and what matters to them is how you respond. They expect you to take the…
Facing a theft charge for the first time raises a lot of questions and concerns. Chief among them: Does a shoplifting arrest automatically lead to jail time? In Indiana, the answer depends on several factors, including the value of the item and whether the person has...
Sometimes, police officers overreach their legal authority. They can break the law or violate the civil rights of the people with whom they interact. Inappropriate and unlawful searches are a perfect example of these issues. Some law enforcement professionals may assume that the people they encounter are unfamiliar with their rights and unlikely to fight back if they violate them.…
Sharing a prescription medication may seem like a harmless favor—especially if you’re helping a friend or family member who is sick, in pain or unable to afford a doctor visit. However, under the law, sharing prescription drugs is a serious offense that can lead to...