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The importance of always exercising your right to remain silent when dealing with law enforcement officers was proven once again in a recent Indiana case which held that a false informing conviction may not be based upon failing to provide information to the police.
In Indiana, a conviction may not be based upon a recanted out of court statement unless there is substantial independent evidence of probative value from which the jury could infer the repudiated statement is credible.
Steven Knecht discusses how a new Indiana Supreme Court ruling affects your rights.
Could you still be arrested for drunk driving on an electric scooter?
Can you be charged with Operating while Intoxicated if you are operating a vehicle exclusively on your own private property?