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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Social Media Tips to Avoid Incriminating Yourself
Your social media accounts are more than just a portal to connect to the rest of the world, they are admissible evidence in a court of law. Protect yourself with these tips. The word, “social” in “social media” is too … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense
Tagged Indianapolis Criminal Defense Lawyer, social media criminal coiurt, social media evidence, social media tips, Social Media used as Evidence
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How to Answer Employers’ Questions About Your Criminal Record
When you have a criminal record, whether misdemeanors or felonies, it can be intimidating interviewing for jobs. Many people assume they cannot get a job because of their criminal history, and although it can certainly be a challenge, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Record Expungement
Tagged criminal attorney Indianapolis, criminal record expungement, criminal record job interviews, job interview tips, seal arrest records in Indiana
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Who is Considered a Juvenile?
Under Indiana law, a juvenile is a person who is between 10 and 17 years old. Once a person turns 18, they are considered adults in the eyes of the law. Continue reading to learn more. The definition of a … Continue reading
Posted in Juvenile Crimes
Tagged child arrested, children committing crimes, Indianapolis Criminal Defense Attorney, juvenile court, juvenile criminal lawyer Indianapolis, juvenile defintion
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Learn What Makes a Crime Violent or Non-Violent
There are two main categories a crime can fall into: Violent or Non-Violent. Learn the difference between the two in order to better understand your criminal charges. Crimes can be either violent or non-violent in the eyes of the law. … Continue reading
Posted in Violent Crime Charges
Tagged difference violent nonviolent crimes, Indianapolis Criminal Defense, Non-Violent Crimes, Violent Crime charges, Violent Crime lawyer, Violent Crimes
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Can I Be Arrested for Intimidating Someone?
In terms of confrontation, most people are under the impression that if they do not physically touch a person, they cannot get in trouble with the law. However, this perception is inaccurate, and quite the opposite. There is a criminal … Continue reading
Posted in Misdemeanor Charges
Tagged criminal defense attorney Indianapolis, intimidation arrest, intimidation charges Indiana, intimidation law, misdemeanor criminal charges
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