When people hear a police siren, and see red and blue lights in their rear-view mirror, many things turn on. A heightened sense of awareness and concern for why the police are pulling them over are two things. But many people forget that, often, the police officer's in-car ...
Read More"Sir, have you been drinking tonight, or have you recently used any controlled substances or drugs?" "Uh, no officer, I haven't." "Okay, you don't ...
View MoreBradley Keffer is attending the winter conference for the National College of DUI Defense in San Diego, California. The conference, attended by DUI ...
View MoreGenerally, it is not required if transported properly. Indiana law generally provides, unless as otherwise provided through certain exceptions, a ...
View MoreThe unsatisfying answer for now is: maybe. In 2012, the United States Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals addressed this issue in U.S. v. Lopez-Flores , ...
View MoreWalking home peacefully from the bar after having a few too many is no longer against the law in Indiana. Prior to July 1, 2012, a person could be ...
View MoreLet's not pretend that they do not exist. Let's not pretend that we don't see them sitting on the side of the road or moving in-and-out of traffic on ...
View More"Sir, can I search your car?" "Well…officer…I'm not certain I should be doing that." "Hey, listen, do I need call a drug dog? Because I can. Or, you ...
View MoreMotorists tend to appreciate that police officers have a job to do, and that sometimes that job can be a tough one. By and large, motorists tend to ...
View MoreWhat is nutraloaf? It is most certainly not your grandmother's fruit cake. Spelled "nutriloaf" or "nutraloaf," it is "a bad-tasting food given to ...
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