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What to Know About Lifetime Driver’s License Suspensions in Indiana

By Rigney Law LLC |

For most people, losing their driver’s license even to a temporary suspension can have serious consequences on their life. It can make it difficult to get to work, drive your kids to school, and even run simple errands such as buying groceries. However, when a person’s driver’s license is revoked throughout their lifetime, it… Read More »

Tales from the Brown Desk – Season 2 Episode 4 – Indiana’s New Anti-Doxxing Law, ICE Jail Beds, Glock Switch & Florida Man

By Rigney Law LLC |

Our biweekly criminal law podcast, Tales from the Brown Desk, is brought to you by Rigney Law LLC and Teri Muehlhausen. Tales from the Brown Desk is a free flowing conversation involving two foul-mouthed criminal defense attorneys. It may include graphic descriptions of sexual activity, violence, and traffic law. It may not be suitable… Read More »

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FAQs About Ankle Monitors While on Probation

By Rigney Law LLC |

In Indiana, ankle monitors play an important role in enforcing the conditions of probation. These devices allow probation officers and law enforcement to track a person’s location and make sure they are complying with court-ordered restrictions, such as designated area limitations or curfews. People often do not fully understand how ankle monitors work, or… Read More »

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What are the Penalties in Indiana for Failure to Appear?

By Rigney Law LLC |

If you were charged with a criminal offense in Indiana and you failed to appear for your court date, you may face serious consequences. This criminal offense can turn minor legal problems into major issues, including a warrant for your arrest, additional charges, a waiver of your constitutional rights, and even jail time. While… Read More »

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Important Facts About Parole in Indiana

By Rigney Law LLC |

There is little that is more stressful than being accused of a parole violation. After serving time in prison and working hard to rebuild your life afterwards, the thought of being sent back into custody is terrifying. Regardless of whether the violation is fairly minor, such as missing a meeting with your parole officer,… Read More »

Tales from the Brown Desk – S2E3: Pepper Spray in Jail, Marion County Judges, ICE, Glock Switch & Florida Man Tales from the Brown Desk – S2E3: Pepper Spray in Jail, Marion County Judges, ICE, Glock Switch & Florida Man

By Rigney Law LLC |

Transcript Jake Rigney: 00:15 It’s Friday afternoon. We’ve locked the door because I don’t want anyone to hear that I’m listening to a Bengals record. And also because it’s time for another edition of our bi-weekly podcast, Tales from the Brown Deck. I’m Jake Rigney of Rigney Law LLC. With me as usual is… Read More »

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Are Drug Dealing Charges in Indiana Serious?

By Rigney Law LLC |

In Indiana, being charged with drug dealing is one of the most serious allegations you could face. Even if the quantity of the drug seems relatively small, or money has not been exchanged, these cases are felony crimes that have some of the harshest penalties. A conviction can result in lengthy prison sentences, restrictions… Read More »

Tales from the Brown Desk – Season 2, Episode 2 – Indiana v. Manges, Flock Cameras, Glock Switch, & Florida Man Tales from the Brown Desk – Season 2, Episode 2 – Indiana v. Manges, Flock Cameras, Glock Switch, & Florida Man

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When Can Police Conduct a Search Without a Warrant?

By Rigney Law LLC |

Under the Fourth Amendment, everyone in the United States is protected from unlawful search and seizures. In many cases, this means that law enforcement officials must obtain a warrant before they can search you or your belongings. However, as with all legal matters, there are exceptions under the law. Below, our Indianapolis criminal defense… Read More »

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What Happens After Being Charged with Possession of Child Pornography?

By Rigney Law LLC |

Being charged with possession of child pornography is an incredibly serious legal matter. The consequences can affect you now, and in the future. This crime is always classified as a felony, meaning the penalties are some of the harshest a person can face under the law. Search warrants, criminal investigations, and digital evidence all… Read More »

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