Lawyers with over 60 years of combined experience in Tippecanoe and all surrounding counties.
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Lafayette, IN 47901
Can you be convicted of possessing drugs if the State does not present lab test results identifying the drugs in court? In Indiana, the answer is that you can based on witness testimony and circumstantial evidence.
When a judge recommends purposeful incarceration for sentencing, what does that actually mean? Lawyer Steven Knecht breaks down the legalese.
Steven Knecht won the dismissal of drug charges based on a motion to suppress for an improper pat down search.
Special driving privileges allow suspended Indiana drivers to legally travel to work, drive to the doctor, and other locations approved by a court.
It's a common question, and it may have bearing on you if your car is impounded. How does it work and is any evidence found permissible in court?