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Driving is a privilege, not a right. While many people feel they may operate, their vehicle driving involves public roadways and the potential of harming other people in the community. For this reason, driving is a responsibility that every driver must take seriously....
As with any other individual, teenagers make mistakes. Still, facing the legal system is an overwhelming experience for both parents and children alike. Fortunately, working together can help you recover from the situation and ensure that your teenager stays safe on...
In the face of a threat, your instincts kick in. Fight or flight? In Indiana, the law recognizes your right to protect yourself, but it’s a right that comes with important boundaries. Understanding when you can legally use force — and how much force is justified — can...
Probation is when individuals convicted of a specific crime serve a sentence outside of jail under certain conditions and rules set by the court. Breaking the rules and violating probation can have serious consequences, so it is important for individuals to understand...
Working hard is a way of life in Hamilton County. Whether you're a roofer sweating under the summer sun, an electrician keeping the lights on or a factory worker driving the local economy, you put in long hours to secure your future and your family's well-being....
Getting your driver's license suspended can be a huge hassle. Until you lose it, you might take your driving privileges for granted and drive wherever you want without a second thought. And driving is a necessary part of work and overall independence for so many of...
In the Crossroads of America, Indiana's drug laws draw a clear line between possession and trafficking. Both are criminal offenses, but they come with different legal consequences. Understanding these differences is crucial for Indiana residents and anyone passing...
Our vehicles are often our lifelines. They provide transportation to work and allow us the flexibility to get to activities and see loved ones. It is almost impossible to get around without our own vehicle. This is why the threat of a revocation or suspension of a...
Anytime you take property that does not belong to you, you may be charged and convicted of a theft-related misdemeanor or felony. Under Indiana Code 35-43-4-2, the elements of theft include: Acting knowingly or intentionally. Exerting control of another person’s...
In Indiana, as well as many other states, drug courts stand as a beacon of hope, offering an alternative approach to the traditional punitive measures for non-violent, drug-related crimes. These specialized courts recognize that addiction is a complex issue and that,...
