If you’ve been charged with domestic battery in Indiana, your right to carry a firearm could disappear faster than you can say “Second Amendment.” It’s not dramatic—it’s Indiana law. And if you’re someone who values your firearm rights, whether for self-defense,...
Getting arrested is scary, but if you’re caught with both guns and drugs, the situation can become even worse. Indiana law has strict rules that can increase your punishment if you have both at the same time. This could mean more jail time and higher fines. If you or...
In Indiana, the legal landscape surrounding firearm possession is intricate, especially when a firearm is involved in the commission of a felony. Even individuals who lawfully carry firearms must be aware of the severe implications that can arise if their weapon is...
If police find you in possession of both drugs and firearms, your life is about to get a lot more complicated. The combination of guns and drugs can result in severe penalties, and you owe it to yourself and your family to speak to an experienced Indiana criminal...
As any Indiana criminal lawyer can tell you, the charge for a crime of violence can often be enhanced if it was committed using a deadly weapon. In a domestic battery case, for example, the charge begins as a Class A misdemeanor, which carries a maximum penalty of 365...
Indiana is now what’s known as a constitutional carry state. That means you no longer need a license to carry a handgun. Sounds simple, right? It’s actually anything but. Article 1, Section 32 of the Indiana Constitution says the people shall have a right to...
