The Indiana General Assembly passed a law in 2014 that permits courts to convert Class D felony convictions to Class A misdemeanors in certain circumstances. However, the application of those prerequisites to real life criminal cases may require some trial and error....
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Month: December 2016
The necessity of strong defense against any type of drug charge
Criminal charges of any kind can bring serious consequences, some of which have the ability to impact various areas of life for years to come. If you are facing charges for drug crimes in Indiana, from possession of marijuana to manufacturing with intent to...
Wire fraud: when you cross the crime of fraud with the Internet
The Internet has made a tremendous impact in many different fields. Communication, legal and marketing fields are able to conduct research through online methods. With e-commerce, even a small business can make a big impact, reaching customers far beyond its local...
Withheld pro-defense evidence may uncover wrongful convictions
When it comes to criminal cases, society doesn't benefit from the government trying to win at any cost. Our justice system isn't supposed to railroad the defendant, but to prove his or her innocence beyond a reasonable doubt. It's intentionally set up with the...
The serious consequences of white collar crimes
A criminal charge of any kind can have a serious, long-reaching effect on various areas of your life. It is important to take any type of criminal charge seriously, even white collar crimes. With accusations or charges of a white collar crime, your future and freedom...
Indiana executives face white collar criminal charges
Although the term white collar crime may conjure up images of Wall Street, there are many types of fraudulent activities that would implicate criminal penalties and, consequently, would fall under this umbrella definition. A recent example involves two Indiana...
Wrongful drug arrests linked to cheap quick-ID kits
In 2009, former Fort Wayne police officer Wendell Harvey decided to take a less stressful job — driving explosive-filled trucks for the military. The job required high-security clearance, which Harvey was granted after thorough background checks.Harvey and...