Archive for March 2020

Criminal Defense for Hamilton County Drug Crimes

By Johnson Law Office, P.C | March 26, 2020

Welcome back to another post from the blog of Criminal Defense Attorney David Johnson of Johnson Law Office, P.C. Our offices are in Noblesville, the county seat of Hamilton County, Indiana. Our law office focuses on DUIs (OVWIs) with a secondary emphasis on drug crimes. Lately I’ve been writing about DUI topics but I thought…

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Myths About DUIs in Hamilton County, Indiana

By Johnson Law Office, P.C | March 14, 2020

Welcome back to another informative blog by the criminal defense professionals at Johnson Law Office, P.C., serving Central Indiana with special emphasis on Hamilton County, including Noblesville, Fishers, Carmel and Westfield. Today we will talk about some of the myths of DUIs (OVWIs), otherwise known as drunk driving or impaired driving. For the sake of…

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If you Drive Drunk, it Could Get Bloody

By Johnson Law Office, P.C | March 11, 2020

Welcome again to another blog by Johnson Law Office, P.C., which focuses its law practice on criminal defense, serving Central Indiana, with special emphasis on Hamilton County and Noblesville, where Johnson Law Office, P.C. is located. The title to this post was designed to grab your attention, so if you are reading this, it appears…

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Drunk Driving: Why People Drive Impaired

By Johnson Law Office, P.C | March 7, 2020

Welcome to another blog by Johnson Law Office, P.C. Today I will address a topic that is thought-provoking, namely, “Why do people drive drunk or impaired from either alcohol, THC, or other drugs?” The short answer is that they choose to do so. That is too obvious, but it is a starting point. Having chosen…

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Recently Arrested For DUI (OVWI)

By Johnson Law Office, P.C | March 5, 2020

If you are reading this blog, chances are that you were recently arrested for drunk driving in Noblesville, Hamilton County, or Central Indiana. I’m using the term “drunk driving” but it is interchangeable with other terms, such as “DUI” or the legally accurate term “OVWI”, which means Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated. If you were…

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