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Confessing to a crime is one of the strongest forms of evidence in the legal system. This is because confessions are usually viewed as definitive proof of guilt. However, the unsettling reality is that some individuals confess to crimes that they did not commit. One might wonder why someone would voluntarily admit to wrongdoing despite being innocent. Understanding the dynamics…
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....
Those facing criminal charges have the right to hear the charges they’re facing in open court. They also have a right to access the prosecution’s evidence. They can then respond in a way that limits their personal risk. Many people accused of breaking the law eventually enter guilty pleas. Others may decide to take their cases to trial because they…
Discovering your child has been charged with a crime can be a parent’s worst nightmare. Suddenly, you’re thrust into the unfamiliar world of the juvenile justice system, filled with worry, confusion and fear about your child’s future. While it’s natural to feel overwhelmed, it’s crucial to remember that you’re not alone. In Indiana, the juvenile justice system aims to rehabilitate…
Those who assert their innocence when facing criminal charges often need to take their cases to trial. Before the trial takes place, the prosecutor has to provide the evidence they intend to present to the defense team. Typically, reviewing the evidence is a crucial component of a successful defense strategy. An attorney can help a defendant determine how to counter…
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...
While any criminal offense is a serious matter, people are sometimes willing to plead guilty to a so-called “simple drug possession” charge. They believe that minor drug violations might do more harm to their reputation if they take the case to trial instead of pleading guilty. However, sometimes those who face prosecution due to what seemed like simple possession are…
Police officers can find evidence in the strangest of places. Seemingly benign objects can connect someone to criminal activity and become the cornerstone of the prosecution’s case. Thankfully, there are many rules that limit when and how police officers conduct searches. They usually need a warrant to search someone’s home or at least permission to enter and go through the…
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....