Indiana has strict laws regarding marijuana possession and distribution. Knowing the difference between misdemeanors and felonies and the potential consequences of these charges can help individuals make informed decisions. Misdemeanor vs. felony charges In Indiana,...
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Is marijuana legal in Indiana?
Facing marijuana-related charges can feel overwhelming, especially with the complex and ever-changing legal landscape. Today, there are many individuals who are confused about what the laws mean for their specific situation. This blog explains the current state of...
Strategies for defending against cybercrime allegations
Allegations of cybercrime can have serious consequences. In Indiana, it’s essential to understand the strategies available to defend against such charges. Understanding cybercrime charges Cybercrime encompasses a range of illegal activities taking place online. These...
What to expect during a criminal trial
Going through a criminal can feel overwhelming and confusing. You can ease some of your stress by understanding the process. Knowing what happens helps you prepare for each stage of your trial so you can protect your rights. What happens in a criminal trial? A...
Which crimes are eligible for expungement in Indiana?
Expunging a criminal record can offer individuals a fresh start by sealing their past mistakes. Indiana law allows for the expungement of certain crimes, including misdemeanors, non-violent felonies, and some violent offenses under specific conditions. However,...
Indiana’s laws on drug precursors
Just as in other U.S. states, Indiana is strict when it comes to the possession of illegal substances and drugs. But the state also prohibits the possession of drug precursors – reagents used to manufacture controlled substances. What are drug precursors? Several...
Indiana’s methamphetamine laws: Combatting a dangerous drug
Methamphetamine, also known simply as meth, is classified as a Schedule II controlled substance due to its high potential for addiction. It’s an illicit substance prohibited in all U.S. states, including Indiana, for good reasons. While the substance is a powerful...
The impact of an OWI on your driving privileges in Indiana
There’s a very good reason why driving is a privilege and not a right; you need to prove that you have the skills and road safety know-how to operate a vehicle. You also need to show that you’re aware of the rules of the road and agree to follow them. But while you...
Top 3 tips for dealing with the police
Encountering law enforcement can be a nerve-wracking experience. Whether you experience a routine traffic stop or find yourself in a different situation, you should know how to handle these encounters responsibly. There are three top tips in particular that can help...
How does organized retail theft differ from ordinary theft?
Per Indiana law, a person who exerts unauthorized control over another person’s property commits the offense of theft. Theft has a pretty broad definition according to state law, and the penalties for a person convicted of the offense depend on the value of the items...
