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FAQs About Ankle Monitors While on Probation

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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?

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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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When Can Police Conduct a Search Without a Warrant?

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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?

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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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Responding to Three Questions During a Traffic Stop

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Many people think traffic stops are nothing more than a mere inconvenience. Maybe one of your taillights was out. Or, perhaps you were speeding. Regardless of why you think you were pulled over, you may simply give the officer your driver’s license and registration before waiting a few minutes and hoping for the best…. Read More »

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How Do Plea Bargains Work in Indiana?

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For many people who have been criminally charged in Indiana, plea bargaining is a very important component of their case. Plea bargains can significantly impact the outcome of your case, the severity of the penalties you face, and even long-term consequences, such as your permanent criminal record. It is critical that you understand how… Read More »

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When Should You Contact an Indianapolis Criminal Defense Lawyer?

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If you are facing charges or a criminal investigation, one of the most important decisions you will make is when to contact an Indianapolis criminal defense lawyer. Many people mistakenly believe they only need legal representation after they have been formally charged. However, waiting too long can limit your legal options and increase your… Read More »

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Things to Avoid Doing During a Traffic Stop

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Being pulled over by law enforcement for a traffic stop is an intimidating experience. It may seem as though the police officer has all of the power and there is nothing you can do but comply with their instructions. Although it is true that police officers have a great deal of authority, you also… Read More »

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When Can Police Search Your Vehicle?

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There are many factors that can give police the right to search, including if you provide consent. If you agree to let police search your vehicle and they find incriminating evidence against you, they can use it to file charges against you. You are under no obligation to consent to a search of your… Read More »

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What are the Criminal Penalties for Possessing Child Pornography?

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In Indiana, any criminal offense involving a minor child can result in very harsh penalties for anyone convicted. This includes possession of child pornography, which is considered a very serious offense in the state. Although any charges for possession of child pornography are classified as a felony in Indiana, there are varying levels of… Read More »

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