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How Does Indiana Define Tumultuous Conduct and Unreasonable Noise?

By Rigney Law LLC |

Can a person face “assault” charges when they engage in certain types of harmful conduct in Indiana? Under Indiana law, there is no specific offense called “assault.” Rather, there are a series of specific offenses in the Indiana Code that are generally understood to be assaultive offenses. Those offenses include intimidation, battery, disorderly conduct,… Read More »

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What Are Enhancing Circumstances in Drug Crimes?

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If you are facing charges for a drug crime in the Indianapolis area, you could be facing a more serious offense than the Indiana Code initially sets forth if there are “enhancing circumstances” in your case. In other words, what you believe should be a Class B misdemeanor could actually be charged as a… Read More »

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Understanding Charging Levels for OWIs in Indiana

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When a person is charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Indiana, they can face charges that range from a Class C misdemeanor up to a serious felony offense. The way in which OWI cases are charged depends on the individual facts of the case, including the details surrounding the motorist’s intoxication,… Read More »

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What is an Ignition Interlock Device?

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After a person is convicted of operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) in Indiana, they may be required to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle in order to be permitted to operate the vehicle — either as a result of special driving privileges or after the jail portion of a sentence has… Read More »

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What Are 4th Amendment Protections?

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There is a significant amount of discussion concerning “Fourth Amendment rights” in relation to the rights of individuals who have been arrested for or are facing criminal charges, as well as for individuals who experience stops and searches, whether they are in motor vehicles or walking on foot. Understanding your rights under the Fourth… Read More »

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Undercover Detectives and Entrapment in Drug Crimes: What to Know

By Rigney Law LLC |

Can an undercover detective actually make a lawful arrest, or do these arrests always involve entrapment? There are many myths and misconceptions about the affirmative defense of entrapment and how it actually works, especially when undercover detectives or other undercover members of law enforcement are involved. In short, an arrest involving an undercover detective… Read More »

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