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Indiana takes charges of operating while intoxicated (OWI) very seriously. Even first drunk driving convictions result in fines, jail time, license suspension and possible probation. If you have a previous OWI conviction on your record, you face even more severe...
Even safe drivers can violate the law every now and again. For example, you’re not paying attention to how fast you’re driving, and soon enough you’re pulled to the side of the road and questioned about why you were speeding. If you receive a traffic ticket, don’t...
One of the many potential consequences that come from operating while intoxicated (OWI) allegations in Indiana is the loss of your license to drive. For many individuals, the suspension of their license can be one of the more troubling consequences of pending OWI...
Imagine this: You’re driving down the road and you spot something up ahead. You’re not sure exactly what it is at first, but you soon realize that you’re heading directly into a DUI checkpoint. Even if you don’t have an ounce of alcohol in your system, you still have...
Drinking and driving is a serious matter in Indiana, and your license can be at risk as soon as that officer charges you, and you may never get it back. The repercussions for driving a car while over the legal limit scale with the severity of your actions, but the...
Having a suspended driver’s license can be extremely inconvenient and can make even the simplest of errands more difficult. Whether it’s getting to work, buying groceries or bringing your kids to school, you want to get back on the road as soon as possible. Here are...
If you have arrest or conviction on your record, you may struggle to find a job or housing. A criminal record can follow you after you serve your time and fulfill your punishment. Fortunately, Indiana law allows you to seal your record from background checks by...
The routine for pulling over a driver has been similar for decades. That is now changing. While Marion County was the first in Indiana to use e-warrants back in 2016, 45 states now utilize e-warrants, which are sent digitally during the initial stop to a waiting judge...
At Indiana University, the manufacture, distribution and use of illegal drugs is prohibited. Many Indiana college students, unfortunately, face educational and legal consequences after being found in possession of drugs. It is important that students prioritize their...
The age of consent is defined here in Indiana and in many places as the age at which an individual can legally and competently consent to sexual activity. The listed age here is 16 years old, but there are variables involved. Indiana, for example, has a “Romeo and...
