In Indiana the State has 2 years to file misdemeanor charges and 5 years to file most felony charges. Once the charges are filed, rule 4c says the...

It means that you likely have a pending case with a pending warrant for your arrest. You should consult with a criminal defense attorney to...

It will depend on how strong the case is against you and if the State can obtain a conviction. If the State can prove the case, it will also...

Contact the Recorder's office in the county to learn who the owner of the property is and if there is contact information.

If you believe the fact that your record shows a dismissed case, you should consult with a criminal defense attorney to see if you qualify for an...

Contact your attorney on the case. If you did not have one, contact a local criminal defense attorney who can take a look at the orders and...

You absolutely can ask the judge for more time to hire an attorney. You should be prepared to tell the judge who you have contacted and how long...

Both possession of marijuana and paraphernalia carry the possibility of jail time. You should consult with a criminal defense attorney who is...

The prosecutor is the one who chooses to file charges or not, the victim has input but not control. If you have an active warrant, you need to...

The State will have to prove who ever is charged that they had been in the room and knew the drugs were present. Even if the drugs belonged to...