First things first: You have been charged with a CRIME!! You need to follow these three important rules: 1. SHUT UP!!!! Stop making possibly...

If you wanted to sue for negligence (a tort) under Indiana common law, you would have to show that: (1) the Defendant (person or organization you...

YOU may not think you made a "direct threat," but apparently the SRO disagrees. The big question is going to be whether the PROSECUTOR thinks you...

The prosecutor of the judicial circuit (usually, the county) in which the action occurred is SOLELY responsible for deciding whether, and what,...

If you're behind a six-foot privacy fence on your own property, then your nosey neighbor is the only one who's going to be arrested if he is spying...

The key question is whether the officer's use of force was "reasonable" under the circumstances. You are going to have to sit down with an...

CAN you ask the prosecutor yourself? Of course you can, but you'd be a fool to do so. Given the seriousness of your conviction, it would be easy...

I'm assuming your daughter's daycare provider is a private business -- or at least, that it is not operated by the public school system or any...

First things first: You have been charged with a CRIME!! You need to follow these three important rules: 1. SHUT UP!!!! Stop making possibly...

The first thing to keep in mind is that there is one, very important fact that a lot of employees overlook: "your" job isn't really "yours" at all...