On November 1, 2019, a new law will take effect in Indiana that allows for individuals to be compensated for any years they were wrongfully incarcerated. The Indiana law specifically allows for individuals that are “actually innocent” to apply for compensation from a new ...
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again. As college classes resume and the weather cools off, football season begins in earnest. And with football comes one of ...
View MoreOn September 30, 2019, the acting Marion County Prosecutor, Ryan Mears, announced that his office would no longer prosecute certain marijuana ...
View MoreIndividuals often seek expungements for some of the same reasons that individuals seek to have their Level 6 felonies reduced to misdemeanors: ...
View MoreWith the recent shootings nationwide, there has been a tremendous amount of media coverage concerning “Red Flag” laws, in which judges can order the ...
View MoreThere is no question that professional baseball players have relatively stressful jobs. Their season consists of 162 games between March and October ...
View MoreWe have devoted several previous blogs to the subject of expungements, including how our firm’s work has helped clarify and expand expungement law in ...
View MoreYou’ve been pulled over by the police, given a traffic ticket, and told glibly by the officer to “have a nice day.” And, while the first inclination ...
View MoreIn Indiana, religious organizations generally enjoy limited premises liability for incidents that result in harm to another. As Indiana is a state ...
View MoreHave you previous been arrested and charged with a criminal case that was ultimately dismissed? Did you enter into, and successfully complete, a ...
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