What Should You Do If ATF or Police Knock on Your Door About Firearms?

What Should You Do If ATF or Police Knock on Your Door About Firearms?

If ATF agents or police come to your home asking about firearms, you generally do not have to consent to a search without a warrant. Keep the door closed, ask whether they have a search warrant, clearly refuse consent if they do not, and avoid answering investigative...
Victory in Aggravated Battery Trial Underscores Power of a Skilled Indianapolis Criminal Defense Team

Victory in Aggravated Battery Trial Underscores Power of a Skilled Indianapolis Criminal Defense Team

In a powerful affirmation of truth and due process, a Marion County jury returned a Not Guilty verdict in a serious aggravated battery case following a high-profile trial in Indianapolis. The case involved allegations of a violent stabbing during a chaotic altercation...
Not Guilty Verdict in Aggravated Battery Case: A Major Win for Self-Defense and Indiana Criminal Defense

Not Guilty Verdict in Aggravated Battery Case: A Major Win for Self-Defense and Indiana Criminal Defense

In a powerful reminder of the importance of the jury system and the legal protections provided by Indiana’s self-defense laws, a recent case in Marion County ended in complete acquittal for a young defendant charged with aggravated battery, battery by means of a...