Criminal Defense Category
This category addresses criminal defense matters in Indiana, including charges, court procedures, and legal rights. These articles provide clear information to help individuals in Hamilton County understand the process and make informed decisions.

Criminal Offense in Indiana Almost any actions that physically or financially harm other parties qualify as what is a criminal offense in Indiana and include crimes defined by statute. The state categorizes crimes according to their severity, and penalties escalate alongside the perceived seriousness

Can a Felony Be Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Indiana? After a criminal conviction, especially for a felony, it can feel like your past is always following you. Background checks, job applications, and even personal relationships are affected by that criminal record. However, Indiana

Tips for Getting a Criminal Charge Reduced or Dropped An arrest naturally alarms an individual, especially if that person has never faced criminal charges before. Convictions for even relatively minor crimes can negatively impact your future earnings and perhaps your freedom. A criminal defense

What is criminal defense? If you are accused of a crime you need a criminal defense attorney to research, defend, and negate elements in a crime that the prosecution is attempting to use as evidence to convict you. The lawyer

Criminal Defense Lawyer In Indiana An arrest is an alarming event that can leave you wondering what to do next. Even if the charges seem minor, like a misdemeanor, the consequences of a conviction could influence educational and employment opportunities as well as child
By Williams J. WebsterPublished On: October 9th, 2019Categories: Blog, Criminal Defense, W&G In the NewsIndiana Supreme Court Cell Phone Case Katelin Eunjoo Seo v. State of Indiana has raised questions of significant importance to the whole country about privacy rights and the reach of law enforcement. William Webster of Webster & Garino argued before the Indiana Supreme Court
By Williams J. WebsterPublished On: September 27th, 2019Categories: Blog, Criminal Defense, Videos, W&G In the NewsSince April 2019, William Webster of Webster & Garino in Westfield, Indiana, has awaited the decision of the Indiana Supreme Court in Katelin Seo v. State of Indiana. He delivered oral arguments on behalf of the defendant, and recently took some time to explain

In What Circumstances Can Self-Defense Be Justified The concept of self-defense applies to a person who commits an act of violence to repel or neutralize an attacker. If you have experienced such an incident, then learning about your legal rights is a priority. The
By Carla GarinoPublished On: February 22nd, 2019Categories: Criminal Defense, OUI / DUI Law ArticlesIndiana Criminal Defense Attorneys: Do You Really Need One? If you have been arrested, you may be asking whether you truly need Indiana criminal defense attorneys or if you can handle the matter on your own. Many people assume that hiring a criminal defense
