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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Standard Indiana Penalties for Theft Convictions
If a person knowingly and deliberately takes control of another property with the intent to keep it away from them permanently, that person is committing the crime of theft according to Indiana legislature. If they are caught committing this criminal … Continue reading
Posted in Theft Charges
Tagged Indiana Theft Charges and Penalties, Indiana Theft Laws, Indianapolis Theft Lawyer, theft attorney, theft charges in Indiana
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What are Pirtle Rights?
You’ve probably heard of the common American criminal jurisprudence called the Miranda Rights. These are the rights given to criminal suspects to protect them from incriminating themselves further. You can learn more about your Miranda rights by reviewing the fifth … Continue reading
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Tagged Indianapolis Defense Attorney, Pirtle Rights, police searches, search and seizures, The Miranda Rights, unlawful search and seizures
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Current Law Enforcement Trends for Detecting High Driving
Many states with the U.S. are moving toward some form of legalization for cannabis, or marijuana. However, Indiana is not one of those states. Driving high will render you the same legal consequences as driving drunk here in the Hoosier … Continue reading
Posted in Drug Crimes, DUI Charges
Tagged driving high, DUI charges Indiana, Indianapolis Criminal Defense Lawyer, marijuana drug charges Indiana, THC Testing
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