How to Appeal a Decision of a Judge or Jury in Indiana
In Indiana, there are four key steps to take in appealing a decision of an Indiana judge or jury verdict. The first is to determine
Criminal Appeals
Criminal Appeals
In Indiana, there are four key steps to take in appealing a decision of an Indiana judge or jury verdict. The first is to determine
The “argument” section of an appellant’s brief is the life-blood of every appeal. This blog explores some of the key aspects of sound argument drafting.
As noted in prior blogs posts, most cases the Indiana Supreme Court take are those granted by a Petition to Transfer. This is a request
It is sometimes heard in the context of litigants that he or she will go all the way and take the case to the Supreme
As a general component of human nature, almost every litigant who has lost a case in a trial court believes the trial court incorrectly decided
A question litigants often have when they receive an unfavorable trial court order is whether they can appeal or challenge it. Within a trial court,
Six Reasons The Indiana Supreme Court Might Take Your Case We have all had a moment in time in our personal life or heard on
In Indiana, there are levels of crimes from misdemeanors to felonies. Indiana recently updated its criminal code to include numbered levels for crimes versus the
Generally, in civil and criminal cases, you can appeal a final order of the court within thirty (30) days by filing a notice of appeal
In Indiana, all crimes are statutory. Indiana’s criminal statutes are codified in Title 35 of the Indiana Code, titled “Criminal Law and procedure.” Conduct by
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