Can a Convicted Felon Be Around a Gun and Be Guilty of Possession and Convicted?
Maybe. The Constitution’s Second Amendment1 right to bear arms is a right enjoyed by most, but one that is not absolute. Perhaps most notable is
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Maybe. The Constitution’s Second Amendment1 right to bear arms is a right enjoyed by most, but one that is not absolute. Perhaps most notable is
We have all exercised our First Amendment Right to free speech at some point in time, perhaps even in a tense debate. However, in the
Permanency and stability are keys for children; Courts are mindful of this in considering all requests for custody modification in a child’s best interests. For
While very few cases of the tens of thousands of cases carefully decided by Indiana trial court judges are appealed to the Indiana Court of
In all criminal convictions (sentencing) and civil judgments (final orders), the non-prevailing litigant has an automatic right to appeal. Most appeals go to the Indiana
The concerns about domestic violence in many Western countries has led to detailed studies and new laws about this often unreported crime. Most states in
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, it is unlawful for a serious violent felon, whether convicted in Indiana or another state, to possess a firearm1. However, when applying for
As family law matters progress, one of the first issues to be determined by the parties is parenting time/custody. In some instances, the parties can
During an appeal, the process begins by the appealing party (appellant) filing his or her notice of appeal. This form includes information about the lower
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