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For nurses, trust is everything. Patients trust you with their health. Employers trust you with controlled substances. Licensing boards trust you to follow strict rules. If you’re accused of medication theft or drug diversion, that trust can feel like it disappears overnight. You may be facing not only a criminal investigation, but also threats to your license, your job, and your career. What Is “Medication Theft” or “Drug Diversion”? “Medication theft” or “drug diversion” ge

Getting charged with a crime is overwhelming. Being convicted can feel final like the story is written and there’s nothing you can do. But for many people in Indiana, that’s not the end of the story. Expungement laws can offer a path from a past conviction to a cleaner future. Here’s a big-picture look at how that journey typically works. Step 1: The Criminal Case and Sentence The process starts with the original criminal case: the arrest, charges, and ultimately a conviction

An OWI/DUI arrest can flip your life upside down overnight. One moment you’re driving home; the next you’re in handcuffs, facing criminal charges, and trying to figure out what this means for your license, your job, and your future. Those first 24 hours matter. Here’s what you should do and what you should avoid right away. 1. Take the Charges Seriously Even a first-time offense can come with serious consequences, including: Possible jail time Fines and court costs License su