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It's difficult to be prosecuted for a crime. Even if you end up beating the charges, you will spend days -- perhaps weeks -- hearing your name dragged through the mud. If your case is covered in the news media, your reputation may be forever damaged. You will face...
Indiana treats illicit drug sales seriously and people who are confronted with these allegations can face severe penalties that will negatively impact every aspect of their life. It can result in incarceration, fines and problems getting certain jobs because of their...
You have a constitutional right to a fair and speedy trial. Still, not all criminal cases go through the entire trial process. Many cases are resolved through plea deals, with the defendant never facing a jury at all. But when it comes to any criminal case,...
One of the most difficult issues in criminal defense is the problem of false confessions. The subject is much too big and complicated to thoroughly discuss in a blog post, but we will provide an introduction here. According to the Innocence Project, a civil rights...
When facing criminal charges in Indiana, people might be under the impression that once the case is complete and they have been convicted, it is over. They might have a vague understanding of the appeals process, but do not know about other options to continue...
Evidence is the crux of any criminal case in Indiana whether it is related to drugs, weapons, theft or any other allegation. As law enforcement investigates a crime, it typically conducts a search of a person’s home, automobile and other property in order to gather...
You were convicted of a crime in Indiana and received a sentence you find unfairly harsh. You would like to change your sentence. You might think appealing your conviction is your only option for getting your sentence reduced. However, this may not be the case. Some...
There are times when law enforcement officers have reason to believe that a person has committed a crime and that there may be evidence of that crime in their home or car. If the law enforcement officer has reason to suspect that something has occurred and that they...
If you are accused of a drug crime in Indiana, you may find yourself facing a civil forfeiture action. This type of action is filed by prosecutors when they are attempting to receive a forfeiture of property they believe was used as part of the illegal drug activity....
When it comes to warrantless searches and seizures in Indiana, there is a process that law enforcement officers must follow. State police guidelines clearly state that the searches must be conducted completely according to the law. The guidelines were set up according...