Should You Ever Speak to Police Without an Attorney After a Murder Charge?
No. Murder is the most serious offense that you can be charged with. The consequences are severe, with an advisory sentence of 65 years’ imprisonment or a potential death sentence or life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. When you are facing such serious consequences,…
Understanding Reckless Homicide in Indiana (When a Vehicle Is Involved)
When someone is killed, a crime may or may not be involved. Whether the matter is considered criminal depends on the circumstances surrounding the death and the defendant’s mental state. An experienced Indianapolis manslaughter attorney from The Criminal Defense Team can help explain any charges…
What Are Miranda Rights and When Do They Apply?
You’ve probably heard Miranda rights in cop dramas. You might even be able to recite them by heart. But what exactly are these rights? Where do they come from, when do they apply, and what happens if your rights have been violated? An experienced Indianapolis…
What Does a Murder Charge Really Mean in Indiana?
Murder is a serious crime with the potential to end your own life if you are convicted of this offense. You may have several defenses available to you, but you will likely need the assistance of a skilled criminal defense lawyer who can determine the…
What Evidence Will the Prosecution Use Against Me in a Murder Case?
Criminal cases have the highest burden of proof. When your life and freedom are on the line, the prosecution must establish that you are guilty of every element of the offense by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. To this end, the prosecution may present various…