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Many people refer to impaired driving as drunk driving. However, the state of Indiana refers to such offenses as operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) offenses. An OWI charge may follow a car crash or a one-on-one traffic stop. Police officers with proof...
This summer, among the many state laws that took effect in Indiana, one included two changes to the regulations around serving alcohol by bars, restaurants and other establishments. Both of these changes, while a “win” for both business owners and consumers, could...
Impaired driving charges can lead to jail time and a host of other penalties. Most people make a point of not driving if they notice any degree of intoxication after drinking. However, the law in Indiana allows police officers to arrest people based on their chemical...
Indiana is known for having some of the strictest marijuana laws in the United States. As a result, it can be tempting to obtain marijuana elsewhere. However, bringing this substance across state lines into Indiana – regardless of whether you intend to use it while in...
Drinking while driving is a crime. Law enforcement who suspect drivers of being impaired may perform traffic stops. The police may do a series of sobriety tests to determine whether a driver is, in fact, drunk. There are many kinds of sobriety tests. Here’s what you...
