1. Does a store automatically have to pay if I slip and fall in Indiana? No. A slip and fall on someone else’s property does not automatically make the property owner responsible. An injured person generally must prove negligence. For a business customer, that usually...
Yes. If police are questioning you and you want to rely on your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent, clearly say that you are invoking that right. Simply standing there silently may not provide the protection people assume it does, particularly before an arrest....
A criminal court date in Boone County is usually much quieter and more organized than courtroom scenes on television. Your case will typically be called individually. Depending on the hearing, the judge may address your charges, possible penalties, bond, or future...
Yes, police can ask additional questions after an Indiana traffic stop ends. But the conversation must generally be voluntary. Without independent reasonable suspicion, officers cannot continue detaining you solely to investigate unrelated crimes. You can ask whether...
1. What happens after your first DUI arrest in Indiana? After a first-time DUI arrest in Indiana, you’ll typically be released from jail and given a court date for your initial hearing. Depending on your circumstances, you may be released on your own...
