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Andrew J. Baldwin

Andrew J. Baldwin is the Founding Partner at The Criminal Defense Team - Baldwin, Perry & Wiley, PC. He focuses on criminal defense and has represented clients across Indiana since 1994. Admitted to the Indiana State Bar Association, he brings decades of courtroom experience to cases involving serious criminal charges. Mr. Baldwin earned his J.D. from the University of Akron School of Law. He serves clients from offices in Franklin, Indianapolis, and Noblesville, Indiana.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Andrew J. Baldwin

DUI Causing Death in Westfield

In Indiana, most DUI cases are charged as misdemeanors. However, under certain conditions, these offenses may be charged as a felony. One of these conditions arises when the act of driving under the influence causes an accident and the death of another individual. Whether you…

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The Financial Reality of Felony Defense

When confronting the financial reality of felony defense, most families quickly realize that lawyer selection is about more than legal fees. If you have been accused of a serious felony in Boone County, your job, professional licenses, retirement, family dynamics, and personal freedom could all…

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Boone vs. Hamilton County Court Procedures

Being charged with a crime can feel drastically different in Boone vs. Hamilton County court procedures, even if you are arrested for similar allegations in central Indiana. An arrest in Zionsville might trigger court appearances in a system with different calendars, bond practices, and prosecutor…

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I-65 Drug Interdiction Stops

Drug stops along I-65 are a common starting point for charges in Lebanon, IN. Many motorists driving through Boone County will spend at least some time on I-65 at some point. Connecting Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Chicago, I-65 cuts right through central Indiana. Recently, I-65 has…

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First 48 Hours After a Level 1 Felony Arrest

When people across Indiana are facing a level 1 felony in Carmel, the first 48 hours are typically the most crucial time following the arrest. Police investigators may be actively working your case, prosecutors may be considering charging decisions, and courts could quickly move forward…

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