A public intoxication charge in Indiana requires more than simply being intoxicated in public.If you’re not bothering or endangering anyone (including yourself), there’s no reason for you to be charged with public intoxication.If you are charged with public...
Many personal injury claims are exactly what they sound like: Somebody’s been hurt by someone else’s wrongdoing. Injuries require attention, and medical care isn’t free. Medical providers want to get paid just like everyone else, and treatment-related bills account...
Like most states, Indiana has expungement laws on the books. The concept evolved because of the difficulties that go hand-in-hand with a spotty criminal history. In theory, the process of expungement offers people a second chance by limiting public access to records...
The Marc Lopez Law Firm is set to attend the 23rd Annual Indiana Microbrewers Festival on July 28 Military Park. At the brew fest, beer lovers are invited to enjoy as many three-ounce beer pours as they can “responsibly” drink. And it may take some...
Indiana is allowed to seize property related to suspected criminal activity. This property is usually in the form of cash, but it can also include houses, cars or even electronics. The real question in Indiana forfeiture law is: “What counts as suspected...
