Indianapolis, IN
Criminal defense Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +5 more
If you want to sue IMPD that's a civil action so you'll need to find an attorney that practices in that area. You can contact the Attorney General...
Yes you can. Everything you mention goes towards the defense however. As you stated it all comes down to constructive possession. If the state...
For a no contact or protective order to be enforceable the restrained person needs to be notified, correct. Beware however, "notice" is fact...
I'm sure there are. Surprised no one here has spoke up yet. Perhaps a more targeted online search? Or try contacting a local rape crisis center....
I would call it Motion for Alternative Misdemeanor Sentence, etc.... What you call it isn't terribly important. You're just telling g the Court...
Start by calling the clerk. Often they will do it over the phone or provide you with proper paperwork to get it continued.
Were you represented at the violation hearing? If so, ask the attorney. They should have explained what happened. Regardless, the judge should have...
The question you ask is so vital the only advice you're likely to get here is, "talk to your lawyer." It can indeed be used as a bargaining chip...
Technically no, you have a right to represent yourself. It is advisable to have a lawyer however. If the prosecutor is objecting it may turn in to...
Law student eh? What does the code say? Any cases clarifying that code? What do you think? What if we change the fact pattern and the defendant...
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