Do I Have to Be Given Miranda Warnings If Stopped at A Field Sobriety Checkpoint?
Maybe and Maybe Not! Criminal prosecution and defense, as with the rest of law and society, has become complex. Thus, even routine criminal cases should
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Maybe and Maybe Not! Criminal prosecution and defense, as with the rest of law and society, has become complex. Thus, even routine criminal cases should
Without question, more third parties–from neighbors to grandparents–are caring for or raising others’ children. What are their rights to contact, visitation, parenting time, and custody
A controversial topic across the United States with divorced families or children born out of wedlock is: “Who pays for post-secondary education?” Post-secondary education is
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
There is an old phrase, “Justice Delayed is Justice Denied.” This is generally viewed in the negative, such as when a defendant has been charged
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
Under Indiana law, most parties have the right to an automatic appeal to the Indiana Court of Appeals. Of the tens of thousands of cases
Making the Factual Showings in Custody Modification Almost every two people hear about a situation and come up with a different opinion. This is because
The Indiana Supreme Court has been proactive to protect the private information that litigants might place before a court. There is administrative rule 9 which
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
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