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Indiana Shoplifting Laws: Charges, Penalties, and Civil Demands
Indiana charges shoplifting as theft, usually a Class A misdemeanor. Learn when it becomes a felony, how long a store can hold you, what a civil demand letter means, and your options.

Sarah Brinkley
Oct 164 min read


Level 6 Felony in Indiana: Sentencing Range, Misdemeanor Options, and Expungement
A Level 6 felony is Indiana's lowest felony level, with a sentencing range of six months to two and one-half years. Learn about misdemeanor options, conversion, and expungement.

Sarah Brinkley
Oct 135 min read
Navigating Post-Conviction Relief: Understanding Appeals, Habeas Corpus, and Other Legal Remedies
After a conviction, many individuals feel like their options are exhausted, and they are resigned to accept the outcome of their case.

Brinkley Law
Apr 12, 20242 min read
Protecting Your Rights During a DUI Stop: Dos and Don'ts
Knowing your rights is extremely important when you're stopped by officers. Read the blog post below to learn the dos and don'ts during a DUI stop. Do Remain Calm During a DUI stop, it's important to remain composed when interacting with officers. Maintaining a cooperative demeanor can help to ensure a smoother interaction with law enforcement. It's crucial to note that remaining polite does not equate to waiving your rights; it simply helps to keep the situation from escalat

Brinkley Law
Mar 31, 20242 min read
Navigating the Criminal Case Process and What to Expect
Arrested? Charged with a crime? Unsure of what lies ahead during your criminal case? The progression of a criminal case unfolds through various stages, which begins at an arrest and ends either before, during or after trial. Read the information below for more specific details on what to expect throughout the process of your criminal case. Arrest The commencement of criminal prosecution typically begins with an arrest, which is conducted by law enforcement. An arrest may occu

Brinkley Law
Feb 24, 20243 min read


What Will A Criminal Defense Attorney Do For Me?
As a criminal defense attorney, one of the most important aspects of my job is to thoroughly investigate and review the evidence in a case to build the strongest defense possible for my clients. One of the first steps in this process is to carefully review all of the evidence that the prosecution plans to introduce at trial. This includes physical evidence, such as DNA or fingerprints, as well as witness statements and surveillance footage. I will also review any statements t

Brinkley Law
Jan 30, 20232 min read


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Nov 18, 20221 min read


What Does A Lawyer Do During Pre-Trial?
When you have been charged with a criminal offense it is natural to be concerned about the process and outcome of the charges.

Brinkley Law
Oct 18, 20222 min read


Level 4 Felony Burglary Charge Resulted in No Jail Time
Client hired Brinkley Law after being charged with multiple criminal counts, the highest count being a level 4 felony burglary. Client...

Brinkley Law
Jul 6, 20221 min read


Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Indiana?
While neighboring states have legalized marijuana for medical and recreational use, in Indiana marijuana is illegal and ...

Brinkley Law
Dec 13, 20212 min read


Case Dismissed for College Student Facing Charges
A college student was facing charges for battery and minor in possession of alcohol. The student was facing jail time, fines, and ...

Brinkley Law
Dec 10, 20211 min read


Motion To Suppress
What is motion to suppress? A motion to suppress requests the court to exclude evidence that was unlawfully obtained by police. Evidence is unlawfully obtained if it was obtained in violation of your constitutional right. What is your constitutional right? The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution—and Article 1 Section 11 of the Indiana Constitution—protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures by police. In general, police must obtain a warrant based on probable caus

Brinkley Law
Aug 21, 20212 min read
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