The Indiana red flag gun law, commonly called the Jake Laird Law, was passed in 2005 and amended in 2019. Indiana was the second state in the U.S. to pass a red flag law , which permits law enforcement to seize and retain firearms from individuals who are deemed “dangerous” ...
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View MoreLast month, Indiana Attorney General, Curtis Hill, met with President Donald Trump to discuss a little-known Indiana statute and express his desire to ...
View MoreEffective this month, the possession of a firearm by an illegal alien is now a felony. Indiana Code 35-47-4 now states that an alien who is illegally ...
View MoreIn a previous blog from 2014, Keffer Hirschauer LLP explained that Indiana law provides for certain areas and circumstances where a proper person can ...
View MoreThe act of battery is a violent offense, which is not to be confused with the legal concept of assault that deals with the threat of violence. A ...
View MoreRecently, the Seventh Circuit and the Fourth Circuit appellate courts have heard and rendered significant decisions “en banc” within the last month. ...
View MoreUnder Indiana law, “[i]t is a Class B misdemeanor for a person to manufacture, possess, display, offer, sell, lend, give away, or purchase any knife ...
View MoreWhen it comes to handgun permits, Indiana is a “shall” issue State, which means that the State will issue a license if requested unless the individual ...
View MoreAnswering the door is certainly the polite and neighborly thing to do. However, does an individual have to legally open the door of his or her ...
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