Category Archives: OWI
What To Expect (and What Not To Expect) From Your OWI Attorney
In Indiana, if you are suspected of operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content (BAC) level that exceeds the legal limit, you may be charged with OWI (operating while intoxicated). Being charged with OWI can have serious consequences. When facing OWI charges in Indiana, it is crucial to have an experienced attorney… Read More »
Tales from the Brown Desk – Episode 21 – Marijuana Metabolites, Recording Police Encounters, & Florida Man
Weekly Criminal Law Podcast, Tales from the Brown Desk, brought to you by Rigney Law LLC. Tales from the Brown Desk is a free flowing conversation involving two foul-mouthed attorneys. It may include graphic descriptions of sexual activity, violence, and traffic law. It may not be suitable for children. Listener discretion advised. Episode 21…. Read More »
Can you refuse a blood draw when facing an OWI?
Can you refuse a blood draw in Indiana when facing OWI or DUI charges? Kassi Rigney – Well, you certainly can refuse a blood draw. There’s something in the state of Indiana called the implied consent law. And whether you are simply holding Indiana driver’s license or operating a vehicle on Indiana roads, you… Read More »
Criminal Law Podcast – Tales from the Brown Desk – Episode 8 – OWI & DUI
Weekly Criminal Law Podcast, Tales from the Brown Desk, brought to you by Rigney Law LLC. Tales from the Brown Desk is a free flowing conversation involving two foul-mouthed attorneys. It may include graphic descriptions of sexual activity, violence, and traffic law. It may not be suitable for children. Listener discretion advised. Episode 8… Read More »
In Indiana, is it OWI or DUI and What’s the Difference?
Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) v. Driving Under the Influence (DUI) OWI stands for Operating While Intoxicated and is what one can be charged with in Indiana if you are operating a “vehicle” while under the influence of a drug. DUI, or Driving Under the Influence, is more specific to alcohol. OWI is used in… Read More »