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Wet Reckless Versus Drunk Driving Charges in Indiana
You may have heard of a “wet reckless,” which refers to an Indiana legal violation where a motorist was driving irresponsibly under circumstances indicating the presence of…
Is it Worth Your Time to Fight a Traffic Violation?
Getting a traffic ticket is never fun, but then again, it is not the end of the world. Most traffic violations often result in a small fine…
When a DUI/OWI is a Felony Under Indiana Law
Indiana law uses the term “Operating While Intoxicated” (OWI) to refer to drunk driving offenses, and the statute is similar to those in many other states: You…
Man on Trial for Vehicular Homicide Raises Questions about DUIs in Indiana
Speak With A DUI Attorney In Fort Wayne Today! On January 11th, an Indiana man—David Domino—waived his right to a preliminary hearing and instead opted to face…
Are Field Sobriety Tests Necessary?
Fort Wayne DUI Lawyers Can Help You With Your Case Today There are a number of tests that may be given to drivers if they are stopped…
How Many Drinks Can I Have and Still Legally Drive?
Discuss Your Case With A Fort Wayne DUI Lawyer Today Drunk driving laws have been significantly tightened over the last decade. While many times in the decades…
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