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Will I Go to Jail for My First Criminal Offense?
Introduction No. Being charged with a crime for the first time does not automatically mean you will serve a jail sentence. In Indiana, the result depends on…
Can a Felony Be Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Indiana?
Introduction Yes. Under some circumstances, an Indiana felony charge or conviction can be reduced to a misdemeanor. However, a reduction is not automatic. The result depends on…
Will a Dismissed Criminal Case Show Up on a Background Check?
Introduction Having a criminal case dismissed can bring a sense of relief. But the charge may still appear when you apply for a job or rent an…
Can You Get an OWI on Private Property in Indiana?
A plain-English guide to Indiana OWI laws involving parking lots, driveways, private roads, and other private property Many people believe they cannot be charged with Operating While…
What Are the Penalties for a First OWI in Indiana?
A first Operating While Intoxicated charge can have serious consequences. You may be worried about going to jail, losing your driver's license, paying fines, or having a…
What Happens If a Witness Gives Conflicting Statements in Your Criminal Case?
A witness who changes their story can shift the direction of a criminal case. When witness testimony conflicts either with earlier statements or with other evidence, it…
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