Monthly Archives: March 2026
What is the Difference Between a Blood Test and Breath Test OWI?
If you are pulled over because a law enforcement officer believes you are operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Indiana — essentially drunk driving or drugged driving — you may be required to take a certified test to determine if, and what, you may be intoxicated by. Indiana has an implied consent law… Read More »
Internet Use Restrictions After a Sex Crime Conviction Involving a Juvenile
When a person is convicted of certain types of criminal offenses under the Indiana Code, they are then subject to certain internet restrictions with their probation or parole. More specifically, a conviction for a sex offense under IC 11-8-8-5.2 and IC 11-8-8-4.5 will result in conditions of probation or parole that restrict the use… Read More »
Can You Be Required to Sit in a Squad Car During a Traffic Stop?
Were you recently pulled over in a traffic stop during which the police officer or other law enforcement officer required you to get out of your vehicle and wait in the squad car? In many cases, a law enforcement official might ask or tell a driver to step out of their vehicle and to… Read More »
When Is It Unlawful to Have a Gun?
Indiana state laws allow for the broad ownership and carry of guns or firearms. In general, as a permitless carry state, any person who is aged 18 or older in Indianapolis has a “permitless carry option.” This has been true since July 1, 2022. However, just because Indiana is a permitless carry state does… Read More »
What Happens After a Parole Violation?
When a person is on parole in the Indianapolis area, there are a set of conditions that the person must follow in order to remain on parole and complete the terms of their sentence. If a parole officer or another party alleges that the person on parole has violated those conditions in any way,… Read More »
When is Shoplifting a Felony in Indiana?
Have you been accused of stealing merchandise from a retail location in the Indianapolis area? If so, it is essential to understand that you may be facing serious theft-related charges for which the penalties may be severe in the event of a conviction. Many people are under the mistaken assumption that stealing merchandise from… Read More »
What is the Difference Between a First and Second OWI Offense in Indiana?
When you are facing charges for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in the Indianapolis area, it is essential to know that you are facing serious charges that require a detailed and strong defense — regardless of whether you are a first-time offender or you are facing charges after a previous OWI conviction. At… Read More »