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Category Archives: Criminal Defense
Is it Possible to Get My Criminal Charges Reduced in Indiana?
After an arrest, your first thought is, “how much trouble am I in?” So, it is no surprise that one of the most common questions among criminal case defendants is, “can I get my charged reduced? Or better yet, dropped?” … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law
Tagged Criminal Charges, criminal defense, criminal law, criminal lawyer, felonies, misdemeanors, reduce criminal charges
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Is Marijuana Legal in Indiana Yet?
Anyone from the far past who steps foot into our current world might be shocked to see that recreational and medical marijuana usage has been legalized in so many areas of the world. But even though there are so many … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Drug Crimes, Marijuana
Tagged legal marijuana, Marijuana charges, marijuana laws Indiana, marijuana lawyer, marijuana possession, weed Indiana, weed laws Indiana
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Call Attorney David E. Lewis and Start the New Year With a Clean Criminal Record
See if you qualify for Indiana criminal record expungement in 2021 by calling the Law Office of David E. Lewis Today! Act fast, before this law is repealed and your chance at a better future is lost forever! How to … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law
Tagged arrest records sealing, criminal record expungement, expungement application Indiana, expungement lawyer, Indiana criminal record expungement
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Does Someone Need Proof to Issue a Restraining Order Against Me?
Have you recently had some toxic relationship troubles? Or perhaps a person at work feels threatened by you? Maybe a family reunion over the holidays went bad at some point in the celebratory revelries? Regardless of the circumstances that got … Continue reading
Posted in Assault and Battery, Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Misdemeanor Charges
Tagged criminal defense lawyer, Indiana protective order, protective order violation, Protective Orders, Restraining Order Violation, Restraining Orders
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How are Federal Laws Different From State Laws?
If you were recently arrested in Indiana, you could be facing either misdemeanor or felony charges. At a basic level, misdemeanors are charges brought against you at a state level, while felonies are charges brought against you on a federal … Continue reading
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Tagged federal law, felonies, Felony Charges, felony lawyer, Misdemeanor Charges, misdemeanors, state law
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Will I Be Arrested for Writing a Bad Check?
When a person writes a check and presents it to a bank or merchant, and does so knowing that their bank account cannot cover it, they are committing a crime called check fraud. Passing a bad check can be defended … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Fraud Crime Charges
Tagged arrested, bank fraud, criminal defense, fraud charges, fraud crimes, fraud lawyer, writing bad checks
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Can I Be Arrested for Prank Calling?
Most Americans have gleeful childhood memories of prank calling neighbors and friends during sleep overs. But have you ever thought about how this seemingly innocent practical joke can lead to real life legal troubles? Generally, children and adolescents who make … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Disorderly Conduct, Juvenile Crimes, Misdemeanor Charges
Tagged criminal law, disorderly conduct, harrassment, hate crime, juvenile criminal charges, Prank Calls, wiretapping
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4 Reasons to Fire Your Lawyer and Hire a New One
There are thousands of reasons why a client may want to fire their current lawyer and hire a new one. Of these countless reasons, there are 4 in particular that may indicate you are being poorly represented. Continue reading to … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Felony Charges, Misdemeanor Charges
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What Does a Lawyer Do at a Preliminary Hearing?
When a person is arrested, the first court hearing they will have regarding their charges is called an arraignment, or first appearance. This hearing is usually held within 24 to 48 hours of the arrest, and generally takes place while … Continue reading
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