A criminal court date in Boone County is usually much quieter and more organized than courtroom scenes on television. Your case will typically be called individually. Depending on the hearing, the judge may address your charges, possible penalties, bond, or future...
Do not send money to an unexpected caller promising release, dismissal, or protection from arrest. Hang up and independently contact your attorney, jail, or court clerk. Verify the obligation and payment instructions before paying. An official-sounding caller or...
An Indiana criminal case can take months because both sides need time to exchange evidence, investigate the facts, review records, and question witnesses. In DUI and other criminal cases, waiting for body-camera footage, laboratory information, medical records, or...
If you have been charged with a crime in Indiana, every court date can feel overwhelming. The words on your notice may sound serious, especially when you see “pretrial conference,” “status conference,” or “review hearing.” Many people worry they will be forced into...
Can a dark joke in a private Snapchat group really lead to felony charges in Indiana? Do you need a criminal defense attorney just for saying something edgy online? According to a recent Court of Appeals decision—not necessarily. This is a case about the limits of the...
A charge for criminal intimidation often stems from a situation where emotions are running high, and words or actions are misconstrued. If you’re facing an intimidation charge, it’s important to contact an experienced Indiana criminal lawyer who can help you...
