To help enforce Indiana traffic laws and keep the roads safe, the state established a point system to objectively track and record traffic violations. Your Indiana driving record may accrue points for small infractions like speeding or more serious offenses like DUIs . ...
Read MoreThe Indiana criminal code defines criminal conduct and its consequences. The Indiana General Assembly has ranked offenses into categories based on the ...
View MoreBeing charged with driving under the influence (DUI) can wreak havoc on your personal and professional life. Depending on the facts in your case, a ...
View MoreChild custody laws can be confusing to navigate, especially when parents have separate households and one parent wishes to move. Whether following a ...
View MoreBeing arrested and charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVWI, commonly called DUI for driving under the influence) is a stressful and ...
View MoreUnder the Indiana implied consent law , you impliedly consent to submit to a portable breath test (PBT) or chemical test by law enforcement when you ...
View MoreIn 2011, the US Department of Education Office for Civil Rights issued a Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) intended to provide new protections for survivors ...
View MorePossession of a Controlled Substance: What It Means in Indiana Possession of a controlled substance is against the law in Indiana, with the Indiana ...
View MoreTitle IX changes released in May 2020 shift the direction of the treatment of Title IX sexual harassment claims . The new Title IX regulations add ...
View MoreI’ve Had My Record Expunged Before. Can I Do It Again? Many recognize the benefits of expungement, but they’re not always aware of the details behind ...
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