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Can You Be Charged with a Felony for Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Indiana? (Understanding Hit-and-Run Laws)
Paul Kaushal | September 2, 2026
Can You Be Charged with a Felony for Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Indiana? (Understanding Hit-and-Run Laws)
Fleeing the scene of a crash in Indiana can quickly escalate from a simple mistake to a high-level felony. Learn what the law requires and how to protect your rights.
Can You Be Arrested for Public Intoxication in Indiana Just for Walking Home Drunk? (Understanding the 'Endangerment' Requirement)
Paul Kaushal | August 27, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
Is walking home drunk a crime in Indiana? Discover how the state's public intoxication law protects responsible pedestrians, and learn what the 'endangerment' requirement means for you.
Can You Sue a Bar or Restaurant After Being Hit by a Drunk Driver in Indiana? (Understanding Dram Shop Liability)
Paul Kaushal | August 25, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
If you were hit by an intoxicated driver, the person behind the wheel may not be the only responsible party. Learn how Indiana's dram shop laws hold negligent bars and restaurants accountable.
Can You Legally Record Police Officers in Indiana? (Understanding the 25-Foot Buffer Law)
Paul Kaushal | August 24, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
Understanding your constitutional rights is essential. Learn how Indiana's controversial 25-foot buffer law impacts your right to record the police.
Can You Get an OWI on an ATV, Golf Cart, or Riding Lawn Mower in Indiana?
Paul Kaushal | August 22, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
Many Hoosiers believe that OWI laws only apply to cars on public roads. Learn why operating an ATV, golf cart, or riding mower while intoxicated in Indiana can lead to serious criminal charges.
What Is the "Three-Hour Rule" in Indiana OWI Cases? (And Can It Get Your Case Dismissed?)
Paul Kaushal | August 20, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
Facing an OWI in Indiana? Understand how the state's "Three-Hour Rule" affects chemical breath and blood tests, and how a timing violation could impact your defense.
Who Pays If You Are Hit by an Uber or Lyft Driver in Indiana? (Understanding Rideshare Insurance Tiers)
Paul Kaushal | August 15, 2026
Who Pays If You Are Hit by an Uber or Lyft Driver in Indiana? (Understanding Rideshare Insurance Tiers)
If you are involved in an accident with an Uber or Lyft driver in Indiana, obtaining compensation can be complicated. Learn how rideshare insurance tiers determine who pays.
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Indiana? (Understanding the Strict Caps on Damages)
Paul Kaushal | August 11, 2026
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Indiana? (Understanding the Strict Caps on Damages)
Losing a loved one is an emotionally shattering experience. If a fatal accident was caused by negligence, Indiana's rigid wrongful death laws dictate who can file and restrict the damages available.
Can You Expunge an OWI Conviction in Indiana? (Waiting Periods & Eligibility)
Paul Kaushal | July 13, 2026
Can You Expunge an OWI Conviction in Indiana? (Waiting Periods & Eligibility)
A single mistake on an Indiana road can result in a life-altering conviction. Fortunately, Indiana’s Second Chance Law provides a legal pathway to seal past OWI mistakes.
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used?
Paul Kaushal | January 8, 2026
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? - Kaushal Law
Can You Be Charged with Robbery If No Weapon Was Used? Yes, you can absolutely be charged with robbery without using a weapon. Under Indiana Code 35-42-5-1, robbery doesn’t require...
Burglary vs. Robbery vs. Theft: What’s the Legal Difference?
Paul Kaushal | January 8, 2026
Burglary vs. Robbery vs. Theft: What's the Legal Difference? - Kaushal Law
Burglary vs. Robbery vs. Theft: What’s the Legal Difference? The key differences between burglary, robbery, and theft come down to three factors: force, entry, and victim presence. Theft involves taking...
Employee Theft: Criminal Consequences of Workplace Stealing
Paul Kaushal | January 8, 2026
Employee Theft: Criminal Consequences of Workplace Stealing - kaushal Law
Employee Theft: Criminal Consequences of Workplace Stealing Employees who steal from their employers face serious criminal consequences in Indiana, including misdemeanor or felony charges depending on the value stolen. Penalties...
What Is an Aggravated OVWI in Indiana?
Paul Kaushal | December 18, 2025
What Is an Aggravated OVWI in Indiana? - Kaushal Law
What Is an Aggravated OVWI in Indiana? An aggravated OVWI in Indiana is a criminal charge that elevates a standard Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated offense to a more serious...
Indiana OVWI vs. DUI vs. OWI
Paul Kaushal | December 18, 2025
Indiana OVWI vs. DUI vs. OWI - Kaushal Law
Indiana OVWI vs. DUI vs. OWI: Understanding the Terminology That Could Impact Your Case If you’ve been arrested for drunk driving in Indiana, you’ve probably noticed confusing terminology on your...
What Happens at an OVWI Traffic Stop in Indiana
Paul Kaushal | December 18, 2025
What Happens at an OVWI Traffic Stop in Indiana - Kaushal Law
What Happens at an OVWI Traffic Stop in Indiana At an Indiana OVWI traffic stop, police follow a systematic four-phase process: observation and vehicle stop, initial contact and questioning, field...
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Drug Possession: Understanding the Difference
Paul Kaushal | December 2, 2025
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Drug Possession: Understanding the Difference - Kaushal Law
Felony vs. Misdemeanor Drug Possession: Understanding the Difference The difference between felony vs. misdemeanor drug possession comes down to four key factors: the type of substance, the quantity involved, your...
What Is Unlawful Possession of a Firearm in Indiana?
Paul Kaushal | December 2, 2025
What Is Unlawful Possession of a Firearm in Indiana? - Kaushal Law
What Is Unlawful Possession of a Firearm in Indiana? Unlawful possession of a firearm in Indiana occurs when a prohibited person knowingly possesses a gun. Under Indiana Code 35-47-4-5, this...