Navigating a DUI charge in Indiana can be daunting, especially if you were involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault. Indiana DUI laws are governed by two statutes: one based on proving intoxication without test results and another relying on blood or breath...
Many people are surprised to learn that in Indiana, DUI laws apply equally to both public and private property. Operating a vehicle—such as an ATV—in your own yard, or driving a tractor on private farmland after consuming alcohol can still lead to a criminal charge. ...
A conviction for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated (OVWI) in Indiana can have long-lasting consequences, impacting job prospects, housing, and professional licensing. Indiana’s “Second Chance Law” allows many individuals with OVWI convictions to expunge these...
Facing a first-time OVWI charge in Indiana can be stressful, especially with concerns about potential jail time. The Marc Lopez Law Firm helps clients understand sentencing nuances and the factors affecting penalties. Depending on the severity of the charge, sentences...
In Indiana, a first-time DUI (also known as OVWI or OWI) could lead to a court-ordered ignition interlock device, though it’s not always mandatory and depends largely on the judge’s discretion. This breathalyzer device is required for those who refuse a chemical test...
In Indiana, DUI charges are not limited to alcohol or illegal drugs. Criminal charges can also result when a person combines driving with intoxicating prescription medications. Indiana law defines intoxication broadly, and if the State can prove you were driving...
