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FAQs About Second OWI Charges in Indiana

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Being charged with one OWI is stressful and will raise many questions. It is natural to feel unsure about what to do, the penalties you may face, and what your future holds. If you are facing OWI charges for a second time, though, the stakes are much higher. If you have been charged with… Read More »

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Things Out-of-State Drivers Should Know About DUIs in Indiana

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Indiana is known as the Crossroads of America, and for good reason. The I-94, I-80, I-74, I-70, and I-65 all run through the state, meaning that millions of out-of-state drivers use Indiana as a thoroughfare every year. Visitors also come to the state for college football, the Brickyard 400, family events, business trips, and… Read More »

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When is an OWI Endangerment Enhancement a Felony?

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Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a very serious matter in Indiana and the penalties are very strict. However, if you behaved in a manner that was likely to cause serious injury while driving under the influence, it can make the situation much more severe. Sometimes it can even elevate a… Read More »

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What are Your Rights at a DUI Checkpoint?

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DUI checkpoints in Indiana are very common, particularly at certain times of the year, such as holidays, including the Fourth of July. These checkpoints are intended to reduce incidents of impaired driving, but law enforcement must follow specific requirements when conducting these checkpoints. Additionally, drivers have certain rights when at a checkpoint, and it… Read More »

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Can You Go to Jail for a First Offense OWI in Indiana?

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Contrary to what many people believe, a first offense operating while intoxicated (OWI) is a very serious matter in Indiana. Many people think there is no jail time associated with a first offense for an OWI in the state, but that is not true. Still, there is also no mandatory jail sentence for a… Read More »

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Are You Required to Tell Your Employer About OWI Charges?

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The aftermath of an OWI arrest can be confusing and difficult. You are likely to have many concerns regarding your future, like whether you will be sentenced to jail time, or perhaps are you required to tell your employer about the charges. Below, our Indianapolis OWI lawyer discuss whether you are required to inform… Read More »

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How Long Does an OWI Stay on Your Record in Indianapolis?

By Rigney Law LLC |

Operating while intoxicated (OWI), also commonly referred to as driving under the influence (DUI) charges are taken very seriously in Indiana. A conviction for this crime will have many negative impacts on your life, including your criminal and driving records. For this reason, many people wonder how long an OWI will stay on their… Read More »

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What Happens if You Refuse a Field Sobriety Test in Indiana?

By Rigney Law LLC |

If police suspect you of operating while intoxicated (OWI) in Indiana, they will pull you over and try to determine if you are impaired. They will ask you a series of questions and may even ask you to submit to several tests. Some of these are known as field sobriety tests and require you… Read More »

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Four Ways to Challenge Field Sobriety Test Results

By Rigney Law LLC |

If you have been pulled over for a suspected operating while intoxicated (OWI), the officer may have asked you to submit to field sobriety tests. These tests require you to perform certain tasks, such as following a small object with your eyes or standing on one leg while counting. Police officers ask you to… Read More »

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Can You Challenge Breathalyzer Results in Indiana?

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If you are suspected of driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs in Indiana, a police officer may pull you over. During the traffic stop, they will ask you questions to try to confirm their suspicions of impaired driving. They may also ask you to submit to tests. Field sobriety tests require you to… Read More »

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