Published by the Indiana Office of Court Services
A nonclaim statute may be tolled in cases of fraudulent concealment.
Statements to a witness in a pending action to “bow out” to not “lose anything in the end” is sufficient to sustain a conviction for attempted obstruction of justice.
Criminal contempt for violation of a no contact order and ninety-day jail sentence was vacated on double jeopardy grounds because the State filed an invasion of privacy charge on the same day as the contempt hearing.
The Indian Child Welfare Act did not apply to child because the child did not belong to a federally recognized tribe.
Regardless of whether the conviction was entered prior to 2015, an operator of a vehicle convicted of reckless homicide is not eligible for specialized driving privileges.
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