Yes. In Chatrie v. United States, decided June 29, 2026, the United States Supreme Court held that police conduct a Fourth Amendment search when they obtain a person’s Google Location History data. That means the government generally needs a real warrant supported by...
FAQ: Second DUI / OVWI in Indiana Is DUI the same as OVWI in Indiana? In everyday language, yes. People often say DUI, OWI, drunk driving, or OVWI. In Indiana criminal court, the formal charge is usually operating a vehicle while intoxicated, or OVWI. Does a second...
Being served with a protective order can make an ordinary day feel like the floor just disappeared. One minute, you are trying to figure out what happened. The next, you are staring at court paperwork that may affect your home, your children, your job, your firearm...
In Indiana, the driver usually must show a license during a lawful traffic stop. A passenger usually does not have to show ID unless the officer has a lawful reason tied to that passenger. Showing ID does not mean answering questions or consenting to a search. Does...
Frequently Asked Questions About DUI and OVWI Cases in Indiana What happens immediately after a DUI arrest in Indiana? After a DUI or OVWI arrest, you will typically be transported to jail for booking. This process usually includes fingerprinting, photographs, and...
Is It Legal to Film the Police in Indiana? Yes. In Indiana, people generally have a First Amendment right to record police officers performing public duties in public places. The right is protected in the Seventh Circuit, which covers Indiana. Recording does not give...
