Knecht earns 3rd dismissal of charges in 2018!
For the third time in 2018, Steven Knecht obtained the dismissal of felony drug dealing charges for his client.
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Steven Knecht Wins Dismissal of Handgun Charges!
Steven Knecht won the dismissal of felony carrying a handgun without a license charges for his client.
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Steven Knecht won a second Felony Drug dismissal!
Steven Knecht won another dismissal of felony drug dealing charges for his client with a successful motion to suppress the evidence obtained from an illegal search and seizure. This is the second dismissal of felony drug dealing charges in less than a month for Knecht.
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Steven Knecht won Felony Drug dismissal!
Steven Knecht won the dismissal of felony drug dealing charges for his client with a successful motion to suppress the evidence obtained from an illegal search and seizure.
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Is providing an insufficient sample considered a refusal?
A person does not refuse a chemical test if the police officer fails to comply with the rules for conducting it. Unless a person clearly manifests an unwillingness to submit a chemical test, Indiana law requires a police officer to administer a second test if the first test returns an "insufficient sample" message.