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The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution gives criminal defendants the right to a jury trial. But should you exercise this right? Or should you defend your case to a judge? The Criminal Defense Team has extensive experience in both arenas. We can carefully…

In Indiana, you consent beforehand to a chemical test if you are suspected of drinking and driving. It’s important to understand what happens if you later refuse a test in violation of the implied consent and how it can impact your driving privileges and any…

In Indiana, law enforcement can charge you with public intoxication if your state of intoxication endangers your life or someone else’s, breaches the peace, or harasses, annoys, or alarms another person. This offense is classified as a misdemeanor that can result in up to six…

Protective orders and no contact orders in Indiana serve similar purposes. Violating either can result in significant penalties. It is essential that you understand what type of order applies to your case and the instructions in the order so you can avoid accidentally violating it. …

You might have heard the term “hearsay,” but it might not have been the actual legal definition. It’s important to understand that if you are going to court, there may be times when something you or someone else said can be repeated. An experienced criminal…