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...
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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...
How long does a misdemeanor stay on your record?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Aug 31, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Misdemeanors are less serious offenses compared to felonies, but they can still have an impact on your record and future opportunities. You might receive a misdemeanor charge for offenses such as petty theft, disorderly conduct or certain types of vandalism. Knowing...
What makes a felony worse than a misdemeanor?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Jul 11, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Indiana courts recognize two basic types of crimes. These are felonies and misdemeanors. Felonies are usually much worse than misdemeanors. What makes a felony worse than a misdemeanor depends on the severity of the crime, how many times the defendant engages in...
What’s the difference between a sealed record and an expungement?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | May 2, 2023 | Criminal Defense
When a judge rules you guilty, that verdict becomes part of the public record. Anyone can find out this information. If people learn about your past, it has the potential to impact your life in negative ways. Expungement and sealing are the two methods by which you...
Why you should not drink while operating a boat
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Nov 7, 2022 | Criminal Defense
You might already be aware that you should not drive while intoxicated. But what if you are operating a boat with your friends and you want to knock back a few? Is it really as bad as drunk driving? You might think that you have more control over a boat than a car....
Who can search my cell phone if I’m on probation?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Feb 1, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Dealing with probation can seem grueling. While you may be relieved to have an alternative to jail time, some of the restrictions that come with being on probation can feel overwhelming. One of the challenges of probation is a limited expectation of privacy. It can...
Could you qualify for an expungement?
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Sep 22, 2021 | Criminal Defense
Charges and convictions in your criminal record can affect your life opportunities, especially when it comes to housing and employment. However, convicted or not, you have the opportunity to restrict access to a portion of your records in Indiana. This process is...
How Indiana’s expungement law works
On Behalf of Sallee Law, LLC | Feb 21, 2019 | Criminal Defense
Sometimes people make poor choices. These decisions can create temporary problems or have far-reaching consequences. If you face arrest and jail time, you may feel like your life is over.Indiana does not believe in holding a mistake against you forever. If you faced...
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