Defending Your Rights With Tenacious Representation
The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agents, establishing fundamental privacy rights that serve as a cornerstone of criminal defense law. Understanding your Fourth Amendment rights helps you recognize when...
There are times during criminal investigations when police officers want to get evidence off a person’s phone. This evidence could include their location data, their text messages, their call logs, their Internet search history, their pictures and much more. It is...
The flashing lights of a patrol car and the request to step out of your vehicle can be overwhelming. In those moments, many people feel as though the outcome is already decided. Field sobriety tests are often presented as clear proof of impairment, but the reality is...
Life today moves quickly, and many people rely on prescription medication to keep up. Whether it’s for pain management, anxiety or recovery from surgery, prescribed drugs are a normal part of the healthcare industry. But while these medications are legal when...
If a police officer has reasonable suspicion that you are driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, they’ll likely pull you over. If they stop you, one of the first things they will do is ask you questions. The thing you may be unsure of is whether or not you...
Indiana law has a range of penalties that a court could impose if someone is convicted of operating a vehicle while impaired. While any OWI conviction will have significant consequences, some people might not worry too much about those they will face if it is their...
Most drunk driving arrests begin with an officer who sees a person driving in some abnormal way and, as a result, pulls them over. If that leads to some sort of confirmation that the individual in question is intoxicated, an arrest is made. However, if the initial...
Indiana refers to DUI as OWI, or operating while intoxicated. Regardless of the initials, DUI gets taken seriously in all states. Police officers in Bloomington, Indiana, may conduct several tests to determine if a driver is intoxicated. However, the evidence from...
The penalties for operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol can be severe in Indiana, but the long-term consequences of a DUI in the Hoosier State are not as harsh as they used to be. This is because lawmakers passed a bill called the Second...
A DUI conviction could cause you to lose your driver's license for a period of time. Once that time is up, you can apply for license reinstatement. However, you'll have to follow certain procedures before you can legally drive in the state of Indiana. How do you get...
