A DUI checkpoint can feel stressful, even for a driver who has done nothing wrong. Indiana law allows sobriety checkpoints when they meet certain requirements, but drivers still have constitutional rights during these stops. Knowing where those rights begin and end...
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What makes evidence in Indiana drug cases inadmissible?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Sep 10, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Drug Charges
If the police found drugs, the case is over—right? Not necessarily. Indiana courts can exclude evidence when law enforcement violates constitutional rules or when the prosecution cannot reliably prove what the contraband is and where it came from. This distinction is...
Is the rising BAC argument appropriate for my case?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Aug 24, 2026 | DUI Defense
When you face an OWI charge in Indiana, the charges often weigh heavily on the blood alcohol concentration measured by a breathalyzer or blood draw. However, that number reflects your status at the time of the test, not necessarily while you were behind the wheel....
When can the police pull you over in Indiana? Your traffic stop rights explained
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Jun 22, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Seeing flashing blue lights in your rearview mirror can feel unsettling. Whether you are on Interstate 65 in Indianapolis or a rural highway, knowing your rights during a traffic stop matters. Under the Fourth Amendment and the Indiana Constitution, a traffic stop...
Should you refuse a breathalyzer test in Indiana?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Jun 12, 2026 | DUI Defense
When an officer pulls you over for suspected Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) in Indiana, you face a critical decision: should you take a breathalyzer test? Under Indiana's Implied Consent Law, driving on state roads means you have already agreed to take a certified...
Sex offender registration in Indiana: What do I need to know?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Feb 20, 2025 | Criminal Defense
In Indiana, the repercussions of a sex crime conviction extend beyond court-imposed penalties. One significant consequence is the requirement to register as a sex offender. Individuals convicted of sex crimes, including sexual assault and child molestation, must...
What should you do if the police knock on the door?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | May 28, 2024 | Criminal Defense
An unexpected visit from law enforcement can be an unnerving and distressing experience, especially if you are unsure how to handle it. Familiarizing yourself with the proper protocol beforehand can help. There are a few tips to keep in mind when law enforcement shows...
What felony recidivism rates might mean for you
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Mar 27, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Felony recidivism rates refer to the tendency for previously convicted individuals to re-offend. Currently, the state of Indiana faces a high recidivism rate that paints a grim picture of the modern prison system. For many, incarceration becomes a revolving door, with...
A concerning trend in the police use of private videos
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Jan 29, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Technology influences every part of modern life with the intention of making things better. However, the prolific use of devices has raised concerns about privacy and how the authorities may use that information. In particular, law enforcement’s increasing access to...
What is the most common drug crime in Indianapolis?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Dec 19, 2023 | Drug Charges
Indianapolis, the vibrant capital of Indiana, boasts a rich cultural heritage and a diverse population. However, like any city, it grapples with its share of challenges, including drug-related crimes. Among these, one particular offense stands out as the most common –...
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