Drug Crimes

There are many drugs that people in Indiana use that are deemed illegal to use or possess. These drugs are put into different Schedules, depending on how dangerous the drug may be for people using it. The most dangerous drugs are in Schedules I and II and are...

With the administration’s recent decision to pardon anyone who was ever convicted of simple possession, one could be forgiven if they thought marijuana was not legal across the United States. The executive order that pardoned simple possession convictions only ordered...

These days, many people feel marijuana use does not rise to the level of criminal activity. Some states have gone so far as to decriminalize or even legalize possession of the drug. Still, Indiana is not one of those states and continues to take a harsh stance against...

Many Indiana residents find themselves facing drug-related criminal charges every year. Often, these come about as the result of a traffic stop or other chance encounter with the police, but many come about after a long investigation by the authorities. Sometimes,...

Over the past 20 years, 38 states have legalized cannabis to some extent. Some states have legalized cannabis for medical uses, while others have legalized recreational uses. Within those categories, there are many variations within the states. So far, Indiana hasn't...

How to get a drug possession charge dismissed is one of the most important legal issues you can face. Being charged with a drug crime can be an unsettling experience, one that can leave you feeling vulnerable and confused about the charges against you. If you are facing such a charge, there are several ways that your lawyer can help.…

Drug dealing or drug sale charges are criminal charges for the sale or attempted sale of illegal, dangerous drugs, such as cannabis, cocaine, heroin, or meth. State regulations sometimes describe drug dealing as “ownership with the intent to distribute.” Drug dealing charges are more limited than fees for medication trafficking, including any part in the chain of the making, transferring,…

Indiana laws that govern possession of Methamphetamine are separate from other requirements for controlled substances. They are harsh where the culprits are punished harshly by the law due to the high potential of abuse of this drug. An offender faces a penalty ranging from level 5 felony to a level 2 felony under the Indiana Drug laws. There is, therefore,…

If you have been arrested for drug possession it is very possible could been arrested for possessing a Schedule I drug. If that is the case, you need to hire a drug crime defense lawyer. Call our office at 317-721-4783 or email us at [email protected] Why are Schedule I Drugs Illegal? Schedule I drugs are drugs that are illegal because…