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Know your rights in a traffic stop

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Dec 16, 2020 | Criminal Law

When an officer pulls you over in traffic, you have certain rights under federal law. You also have legal recourse if law enforcement violates your civil rights. Review the actions you may take to exercise your legal rights in a traffic stop. Remaining silent Both you...

What are a plea bargain’s areas of negotiation?

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Nov 30, 2020 | Criminal Law

No matter what your criminal case is about, it is likely that a plea bargain will be a part of the process. It may or may not be a good idea for you to accept a plea bargain: this depends on your case. However, plea bargains are very common since they can save time...

What are the marijuana possession penalties in Indiana?

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Oct 8, 2020 | Criminal Law

While many states have made significant efforts to decriminalize marijuana, in Indiana, it is still considered a Schedule I substance. You may then be wondering why you have seen CBD products for sale around the state. CBD or cannabidiol is a chemical contained in...

A state court case upholds right against self-incrimination

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Sep 11, 2020 | Criminal Law

Advances in technology have created new dilemmas when it comes to constitutional questions of when the police may search and seize property. Nowadays, many people carry a smartphone or another device that contains personal information. In some criminal cases, the...

Activists say racial disparity among prosecutors and judges undermines courts’ legitimacy

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Aug 10, 2020 | Criminal Law

There is a lack of Black and brown representation in the nation’s courts. Studies have shown that 95 percent of United States prosecutors are white. The racial disparity among prosecutors results in negative outcomes for people of color in Indiana and across the...

What is “deepfake” evidence?

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Jul 23, 2020 | Criminal Law

In Indiana civil and criminal courts, one thing has remained consistent over the decades. The introduction of clear and convincing evidence sways the opinions of judges and juries. However, technology has changed the world a great deal over the years. In many ways,...

What does Indiana law say about search and seizure?

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | May 22, 2020 | Criminal Law

When a police officer stops you in traffic or comes to your home, you have certain rights under Indiana law and federal law. Reviewing the federal and state search and seizure laws can help you protect these rights.  Explore the laws that govern search and seizure in...

A new test could help detect cannabis usage

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Apr 21, 2020 | Criminal Law

As cannabis usage increases among the general public, more people in Indiana are getting behind the wheel when they are under the influence. This is obviously illegal and certainly dangerous. However, it is not always easy for police officers to detect people who are...

Criminal penalties for OWI in Indiana

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Feb 10, 2020 | Criminal Law

If you receive a conviction for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Indiana, state law mandates expensive fines, license suspension, jail time and other penalties. The state defines OWI as driving with a blood alcohol content of at least 0.08%, or higher...

Smartphones as legal evidence

On behalf of Smith, Carrillo & Reeder | Jan 21, 2020 | Criminal Law

Smartphones are becoming more integral parts of daily life. As these devices have become more essential, the amount of data stored upon them has increased. This makes them potentially valuable as sources of evidence in criminal cases and other legal matters.  As this...
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