In Indiana, the State is empowered to seize and take possession of the property of others via a legal mechanism known as Civil Asset Forfeiture. This process, enacted in Indiana through Indiana Code 34-24-1 and 34-24-2, allow a local county prosecutor’s office to bring ...
Read MoreEveryone has their personal favorite legal movie. Maybe you love Jack Nicholson screaming, “you can’t handle the truth!” Or, perhaps, you chuckle ...
View MoreWhile many view child support as a legal complexity, in Indiana, the calculations are completed by a simple math algorithm. Through this algorithm, ...
View MoreFrom July 1, 2015, to May 1, 2016, the Indiana Department of Correction’s adult inmate population decreased from 27,200 inmates to 26,142. As the ...
View MoreInterestingly, in Indiana, a town, city, or county in Indiana cannot ban guns from its parks. In 2011, the Indiana General Assembly enacted Indiana ...
View MoreMost of us have a general, and practical, understanding of the definition of a handgun or a firearm. However, under Indiana law, those terms have ...
View MoreUnfortunately, any number of reasons can cause a married couple to divorce: finances, infidelity, a change in personalities or affect. And, many ...
View MoreThe answer depends on what type of test the officer is offering. During a DUI investigation, a police officer may offer two different types of breath ...
View MoreMost of us are familiar with the tale of the inmate who successfully escapes a prison by slowing chiseling his way out of his cell with a file or a ...
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