If you are the target in an Indiana grand jury proceeding, the State is seeking to indict you on criminal charges. Although it may be tempting to tell your side of the story, targets should not testify at grand juries. The target is subject to questioning by the prosecutor, which provides the State an opportunity to elicit testimony and evidence that could be used against you. A criminal defense attorney can assert your right to remain silent by filing what’s called a “Motion to Quash” on your behalf. With offices in Lafayette and Fort Wayne, our attorneys represent clients statewide. If you are the target of a Grand Jury investigation, call us today at 855-9-GIBSON.
Read more

If you were arrested after marijuana or prescription drugs were found in a common area of your dorm or home, the State must prove you had constructive possession of the drug in order to convict you. Evidence that might infer constructive possession could include where the drug was found and whether you made incriminating statements. The criminal attorneys at Gibson Law Office have aggressively defended charges of drug possession in Indiana for over 15 years. Call 765-742-8440 to speak with an experienced Lafayette lawyer for help with your case in the Fowler, Monticello, or Delphi area.

Read more

In a recent Indianapolis case, the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld that Hoosiers can lawfully walk away from police when officers lack probable cause or reasonable suspicion for criminal activity. The Court determined that police illegally arrested a woman for resisting law enforcement after she lawfully exercised her right to walk away. As a result, evidence gathered during the course of her arrest was ordered suppressed, including alleged spice and Ecstasy found during a pat down. If you've been arrested for possession of marijuana, Ecstasy, or other drugs in the Indianapolis, Franklin, or Shelbyville area, the criminal attorneys at Gibson Law Office can help. 

Read more