Surprising Things That Can Make You a Sex Offender in Indiana

When many people think of sex offender registration, they imagine serious crimes like sexual assault and child abuse. However, under Indiana law, there are many other situations that can require registration as a sex offender.  In some cases, people face this lifelong label after engaging in behavior that might not be expected to carry such… read more

Joe Suhre Named to Super Lawyers for 2026, 11 Years Straight

We are proud to share that Joe has once again been named to Super Lawyers for 2026, marking 11 consecutive years of recognition for his work in criminal defense, including DUI/DWI cases and serious criminal charges.Before earning this long-standing Super Lawyers distinction, Joe was first named a Super Lawyers Rising Star. Since that time, he… read more

Traveling for the Holidays? What to Know if You’re Arrested Out of State

Many people across the country travel across state lines to visit family and attend holiday events. However, holiday travel can sometimes lead to unexpected legal trouble in Indiana, from minor traffic stops to more serious charges like DUI and public indecency.  If you’re arrested while out of state, your situation can quickly become more complicated… read more

Suhre & Associates Secures Dismissal for Malik Stafford in High-Profile OWI Case

Read the full WEVV news story here. Our client, Malik Stafford, 24, of Louisville, was arrested on June 16, 2025, following a fatal crash on North St. Joseph Avenue in Vanderburgh County, Indiana.  Stafford was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated Causing Death (Level 4 Felony) and Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated… read more

Major Signs That a Person May Be a Sexual Predator

Indiana law takes sexual offenses very seriously. People convicted of these crimes can face especially severe penalties and long-term consequences that may jeopardize their freedom for the rest of their lives. Since the stakes couldn’t be higher in these circumstances, it’s important to learn about what behaviors may indicate that someone is acting in a… read more

What Happens if a Defendant Cannot Afford a Lawyer?

Being charged with a crime is a serious matter. Whether you’re facing misdemeanor or felony charges, the potential consequences can include incarceration, steep fines, and long-term impacts on your personal and professional life.  But what if you can’t afford to hire a criminal defense attorney? Fortunately, the law provides important protections to ensure you’re not… read more

How to Fight False Allegations of Rape

False accusations of rape bring significant stress, embarrassment, and fear about what lies ahead. The risk to your freedom and every other aspect of your life is real, before you even go to court. These cases must be handled with aggressive legal representation. You need a sex crimes lawyer in Indianapolis, IN, who understands the… read more

How Long Can the Police Detain Me Without Charging Me in Indiana?

Being held by the police is a stressful and confusing experience. If you are taken into custody in Indiana, you might wonder how long officers can legally keep you without filing formal charges. While law enforcement has certain powers, there are clear limits designed to protect your constitutional rights.  Learning about these rules can help… read more

What Happens When a Domestic Violence Victim Doesn’t Want to Press Charges in Indiana?

Domestic violence cases are some of the most complicated in the criminal justice system. It isn’t unusual for a victim to hesitate or even refuse to press charges after an arrest. Fear of retaliation or simply wanting to move on are a few common reasons why.  However, once law enforcement files charges in Indiana, the… read more

Indecent Exposure Laws in Indiana

Indecent exposure charges in Indiana can have significant consequences if you are convicted. They should be taken seriously. Facing criminal proceedings can be stressful, but understanding the process allows for better preparation. Keep reading below to learn more. What Does Indiana Law Define as Indecent Exposure? Indecent exposure, as outlined in Indiana Code 35-45-1, is… read more