If you have a past marijuana charge on your record, it can feel like a permanent stain that may never come out. Indiana is a state with evolving cannabis laws, but strict enforcement of past marijuana convictions. The consequences of a simple offense can linger, affecting job prospects, housing applications, and educational opportunities. Fortunately,…
If you get pulled over by Indiana law enforcement under suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI), you will likely be asked to submit to a breathalyzer test. Your instinct might be to refuse, thinking that you might be voluntarily providing evidence for them. Considering Indiana’s implied consent law, refusing testing, especially certified…
Indiana OWI penalties for repeat offenders are some of the harshest in the Midwest. With each conviction, the consequences grow more serious. You may face a longer license suspension. Jail time often becomes mandatory. A lasting criminal record can also follow you. If you have been charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) more than…
Felony vs. misdemeanor marijuana charges in Indiana depend on how much was found and whether there are any prior convictions. A small amount might lead to a misdemeanor, while larger amounts, intent to distribute, or past arrests can turn it into a felony. The way marijuana charges are handled often comes down to the specific facts…
Facing marijuana charges in Indiana often starts with a traffic stop and a police search of your vehicle. Whether officers can search your car without a warrant depends on specific legal circumstances, including what they observe, smell, or suspect during the stop. Knowing the situations that allow a search can help you better understand…
Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) charges in Indiana can have serious consequences, including the possibility of losing your driver’s license. Whether your license is suspended depends on the specific circumstances of the OWI offense in Northwest Indiana and your prior driving record. Factors such as your blood alcohol concentration (BAC), the presence of aggravating circumstances, and any…
